Content Management Programs

[Bec]

What, if any, content management program are you using? How do you like it, and what features do you like the best/least?

[Lee]

We use a custom script right now which should soon be available to other webmasters

Regards,

Lee

[Bec]

So is anyone using any commerically available scripts? Or is everyone having someone write one specifically for their paysite content management?

[dirtygeek]

we are using a script our tech people made for our sites. However, I want to change it to a php based one that my best bitch made. (He knows who he is.)

[dirtygeek]

My friends over at Jizz4U use something called Mambo. Other then the name i know nothing about it.

[Bec]

Yea, I am hearing that using php based would be the best bet.

[dirtygeek]

php, to me is so much easier then some messy perl script. Haven't used much asp stuff. From what I was told it is the php of the windows world.

[Hotpopporn]

At the risk of exposing my ignorance, what does a content management program do?

[dirtygeek]

manage content :evil:

[retrograde]

I'd think using PHP would be a lot easier if you need to tweak things. PHP is a lot easier to read and understand than the perl vomit.

[retrograde]

I'd think using PHP would be a lot easier if you need to tweak things. PHP is a lot easier to read and understand than the perl vomit.

[Hotpopporn]

Originally posted by andymike
manage content :evil:

Really?:mental:

Can you give me an example of how you use it?

[dirtygeek]

www.jocksnow.com and rateajock.com

All content is handle by the CMS and can be movied arround at any time to anywhere i wish it. CMS for paysites work in almost the same way.

You put content on a server, you tell it when and where, and it put it there. Based off your templates.

[Hotpopporn]

Thanks, Andy. Still somewhat over my head, but I'll eventually get it. :dunce:

[dirtygeek]

ugh, wrong button... Lee delete me :specs: