January 12 2009 Monday
Looking for a decent (and free) Domino CMS of Atlanta Lotus Users Group (ATLUG)
Have a good CMS tool you'd recommend? Are you a commercial Domino CMS vendor looking for exposure? Either way the Atlanta Lotus Users Group (ATLUG) is lookinh for a Domino based CMS tool to host their new site on.
A couple of requirements:
1. Ability to create content from both Notes and web
2. Firefox, IE and Safari compliant
3. Free (or free with your logo and link if you'd like some exposure for a commercial product)
4. Easy to post attachments
5. Easy to change look and feel via CSS
A couple of requirements:
1. Ability to create content from both Notes and web
2. Firefox, IE and Safari compliant
3. Free (or free with your logo and link if you'd like some exposure for a commercial product)
4. Easy to post attachments
5. Easy to change look and feel via CSS
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Comments (6)
Struturo is one of the better-known web CMS products for Domino. Don't know how it fares on the Notes side though:
There are also a number of open-source CMS systems out there. For example, Dominoblog and Blogsphere!
they can not give a pricing structure for their product? what a bullshit!
it looks to me they sit waiting to calculate your a mist of licenses.
any joomla shop can give you the price of using their templates / cms solutions.
Looks like BlogSphere is the winner. We'll try that.
Thanks everyone.
Whu not using the Blog Template deliverd standaard with domino ?
All our Domino Based websites running on this template. look at www.ilionx.com for instance or ics.ilionx.com.
You will see all is possible with the blog template.
CMS is a space where Domino should be a major player. Quickr is a capable CMS tool, but the licensing is prohibitive (especially when compared to the excellent Open Source options). I have been looking for the Domino equivalent to Alfresco, Plone or Joomla, but there doesn't seem to be anything out there.