Re: [OSCOM] need a CMS suggestion

Chalu Kim <[email protected]> Tue, 30 Jan 2007 12:23:07 -0500
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Sukrit D wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm looking for a rather basic CMS for data entry. I want people to be 
> able to enter data. These people are not quite technically equipped, 
> so this would need to be something rather simple. I don't need the 
> data to be displayed, but to go straight into a database. I'd need an 
> API for the CMS so that I can filter out the data I need and send to 
> another application.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Sukrit.D.
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Hi Sukrit

It depends on your data. The best text search engine can depend on 
algorithms used. However, if you use database and design relationships, 
you could come up with higher and specific results when desired.

Often CMS uses metadata and keywords in the text of the data to search 
and find. It can go so far.

If you are looking rudimentary category/keyword/metadata management, 
there are several you can start with; Drupal, Plone, typo and so on. 
Most CMS will have these features. So, it depends on what programming 
skills you have to install one. There are hosting services you will find 
by going to home pages of these CMS.

Using open-source CMS, you have access to database schema and developers 
in the open-source community you can go and ask and get help. Help is 
not always free, I caution you but it should be typically much better 
than otherwise.

All the best

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Sukrit D wrote:
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  <br>
I'm looking for a rather basic CMS for data entry. I want people to be
able to enter data. These people are not quite technically equipped, so
this would need to be something rather simple. I don't need the data to
be displayed, but to go straight into a database. I'd need an API for
the CMS so that I can filter out the data I need and send to another
application.
  <br>
  <br>
Thanks in advance,<br>
Sukrit.D.<br>
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Hi Sukrit<br>
<br>
It depends on your data. The best text search engine can depend on
algorithms used. However, if you use database and design relationships,
you could come up with higher and specific results when desired.<br>
<br>
Often CMS uses metadata and keywords in the text of the data to search
and find. It can go so far. <br>
<br>
If you are looking rudimentary category/keyword/metadata management,
there are several you can start with; Drupal, Plone, typo and so on.
Most CMS will have these features. So, it depends on what programming
skills you have to install one. There are hosting services you will
find by going to home pages of these CMS.<br>
<br>
Using open-source CMS, you have access to database schema and
developers in the open-source community you can go and ask and get
help. Help is not always free, I caution you but it should be typically
much better than otherwise.<br>
<br>
All the best<br>
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