RE: CMS Site Structures
"Mike Bardeggia" <[email protected]>
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Are you getting paid to mention their name under M--qui's "spam blogging" marketing promotion? Just curious. Mike Bardeggia -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Jason Stevens Sent: January 21, 2005 11:54 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [CMS] CMS Site Structures How would you compare this to Marqui.coom which offers what I think is a slightly different and possibly unique model(?): They appear to have a hosted CMS solution which allows you to suck in your pages into the admin and template system. You then configure the templates and can publish BACK to your server the html, asp or php content. They also use situate the database tables on your sql server if you wish so all the data belongs to you. So far I have been unable to see a system that offers such a simple and clean web model but does nto make me a 'captive user'. Additionally, you can publish content to multiple sites and easily 'secure' the page. Does anyone have thoughts on this? I think it is relevant to the discussion at hand and would appreciate any 'warnings' on this model. So far their pre-support has been excellent but I am not totally convinced their model will work as described. Jason www.catamarans.com > > > > I suppose at this stage I am more interested in the actual physical > > location of the files and functionality. The site is ASP.Net based - I > > am just trying to decide whether to go for a single installation on a > > single server under IIS or use one server for the public site and one > > for the admin tools. _______________________________________________ cms mailing list [email protected] Subscription controls: http://lists.cms-forum.org/mailman/listinfo/cms Netiquette FAQ and related CMS lists - [cms-forum], [cms-pr], [contentmanagers], [cmpros] http://www.cmsreview.com/NetiquetteFAQ.html