Search results matching tag 'CMS'

Looking Outsource Projects for Sharepoint Theme & Master Page

skinaspdotnet — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Looking a sharepoint business partner who is intrested to outsource their projects.

Few Sample of our Sharepoint works.

http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=16027

http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=15946

http://www.snowcovered.com/Snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=16044

For further detail contact us at john@skinasp.net

Regards

SkinAsp.net

Kooboo 1.2.2.0 released together with 9 modules.

guoqizheng — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Kooboo CMS 1.2.2.0 stable version is released today. There are a lot of improvement.

- New video tutorial. The 30 minutes quick start video will show you everything you need to build a profession website in Kooboo. See: http://www.kooboo.com/videodetail/Quick_start_video

- Some new documents added. For example: inline editing and site package document, check out: http://www.kooboo.com/documents

- 8 Kooboo modules and 1 Kooboo core library submitted to codeplex.com today. Those are:

Kooboo blog

Kooboo forum

Kooboo wiki

Kooboo PageMenu

Kooboo GoogleAnalytics

Kooboo Menu

Kooboo Meta

Kooboo Search

Kooboo Extjsfrom

Kooboo blog

Kooboo forum

Kooboo wiki

Kooboo PageMenu

Kooboo GoogleAnalytics

Kooboo Menu

Kooboo Meta

Kooboo Search

Kooboo Extjsfrom library

Kooboo is licensed under GPL, feel free to use it.

Regards,

Vincent

[Tip] Easily change image path for cute editor

Ritushido — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Hi guys,

This could seem obvious for most and maybe there is a better solution but I couldn't find one so I made up my own solution and would like to share it with any other asp.net newbies such as myself.

Anyway if you've used Cute Editor in your apps you might notice that when a user uploads a file it goes to the /uploads/ folder in the root of your app, well my cms app is seperated from the website so I needed to change that filepath otherwise it would show in the cms app but not on the website. Well basically my cms contains a page title and a body and the user can edit the page body in the cms app so in my seperate application (the user's website) when I called the body text from the DB I would use a replace command to change the /uploads/ to the full path of the cms app. After testing this is worked like a charm and I was well chuffed that I actually solved something on my own! Below is an example:

 <asp:Literal ID="articleBody" Text='<%# Eval("PageBody").ToString().Replace("/uploads/", "http://cms.yourdomain.com/uploads/") %>' runat="server" />

That's basically it, now you will see the images on your seperate website application!

Sorry if this seems very simple but I spent ages trying to figure this out and thought I'd share it, happy to answer any questions!

Best CMS

sales@4bco.com — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Hello Everyone-

I am looking for a very good CMS that is easy for end-users to use. Here are the requirements:

Asp.net
vb.net
SQL Server 2005 or 2008
Lightweight
Easy to customize
scalable

Cost is a big factor as well. We had already purchased one, but have found that it does not meet all of our requirements and has not had adequate support, so a free one to get the project done without investing more money would be great!

I have gotten fabulous help from here before, so I look forward to everyone's input!

Thanks in advance!

Building CMS For News Portal

manishchandrakumar — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Dear Friends

I want to develop a CMS for News Portal Using ASP.Net, C#

and Sql Server, But I have not more Idea about CMS so i want

proper resources for building CMS

So Please suggest me how can i get these resources like

(Documentation, DFD, Any helpful Videos)

Thanks In Advance

Manish Chandra Kumar

Re: How to build a virtual web page?

dahla — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Instead of walking down the path of creating your own CMS, why not use a free alternative such as http://umbraco.org/ where all this stuff have been tested by many users.

At this time, there is no longer any point in creating your own CMS from scratch unless you have some very specific issues/concerns.

Kentico CMS for ASP.NET Gets Enterprise-Class Search Capabilities

Kentico — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

The new version of Kentico CMS 4.1 for ASP.NET comes with enterprise-class search engine, better usability and file management, easier multi-lingual content management and improved performance.

http://www.kentico.com/Company/News/Kentico-CMS-4-1-Released.aspx

Re: ASP .Net MVC Architecture/Semi-CMS

sjnaughton — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Hi surrealdolphin, (don't you have problems with sea water getting into keyboards and computers ) I did a quick search on codeplex and found at least ten so it may be worth having a good look to see if anyone else is doing what you want and maybe joinging them

Re: ASP .Net MVC Architecture/Semi-CMS

chanva — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

Thanks.

I just took a look KooBoo, which is a very powerful CMS system. But I just think it is a little difficult to manage by ordinary users.

Re: ASP .Net MVC Architecture/Semi-CMS

sjnaughton — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 04:00:00 GMT

There are a couple out there already:

http://kooboo.codeplex.com/

http://mvccms.codeplex.com/

and quite a few more on codeplex. I thought I should mention it in case you didn't know about them