Content Manager software needed

[EvilRick]

I earlier attempted to use YaWPS but have still failed to get it working.

I'm looking for a relatively inexpensive <$250 to put on my hosted site.

It's a 2K server, so no *nix stuff. If I can't find anything I like, then I'm going to request to be switched over to UNIX instead. Would like to stick w/ 2K though.

Ideas are appreciated.

TIA.

[Socalgal]

Hi Rick,

You might want to look at Macromedia Contribute.

Quote:

Macromedia Contribute is the easiest way for anyone to update, add, and publish web content in minutes with no HTML training or experience required. With Contribute, nontechnical users can make changes to any HTML website while automatically maintaining site standards for style, layout, and code.

Whether you're a content provider or web professional, find out how Contribute can save you time and streamline your web-content maintenance process.

Macromedia Contribute works with all HTML websites, including
those built using Macromedia® Dreamweaver®, Microsoft®
FrontPage®, or other web-design tools.

More info at:
http://download.macromedia.com/pub/c..._start_6pg.pdf
http://www.macromedia.com/support/contribute/

At $99, it may be a viable option for you.

[crouse]

I'd switch to unix...........

myphpnuke
phpnuke
myopps
............lots more to choose from.

But if you must stay with your current setup....you might try this:
http://www.rainbowportal.org/Rainbow...refreshed=true

Hth's.

[EvilRick]

Thnx!

I'll check both of them out. I'm getting a little fed up w/ YaWPS.

[quux]

I am currently evaluating CMSses and found these promising:

http://www.plainblack.com/what_is_webgui
http://www.zope.org/Products

Edit add: the webgui guys also give a nice product comparison ... http://www.plainblack.com/product_comparison

CC.

[Socalgal]

Nice comparison link, quux. I've bookmarked it