open source cms for updating flash based website
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- dijitaq
i'm redesigning a website for a photographer and he's hinting that he doesn't want to spend too much and asked me to look into open source cms.
all i need is for the cms is to add / delete gallery categories. add / delete gallery sub category. add / delete photos to the sub category. and also for the cms to export the database into xml.
what do you guys recommend me using??
is it possible with joomla or cms mad simple??
- organic_grid0
Simply use an XML file, basically works the same a CMS without the pretty web interface.
- maximillion_0
flickr api? - all the features of flickr accounts (pro - $24.95 py) and you can get the data as xml
- trooper0
theres a flash one simpleviewer or something that works well.
- acescence0
i'd second the flickr api idea, i've been playing around with it and it's pretty simple. i'd suggest caching the data on your server though and having a mechanism to expire the cache when they've updated their flickr. also not sure what their terms of service are if the photog site is for profit?
- chompchomp0
This is an amazing, new, cms... that allows the designer to place "update spots" wherever they want them.
You can even do auto FLV converts, as well as on the fly cropping and image compression.
I've used it for about 10+ clients now. I love it. They love it.
Easy.
- cramdesign0
Any other examples? I need something like this too... open source would be best or at the very least a buy once and own type of thing. Nothing hosted or with monthly fees.
I need something like this that I can give to my flash students who don't likely know php/mysql. www.flashimagegallery.com/ would be perfect for us, if it actually worked right. I need add/delete/rearrange (i like the dragging) with options for title and description. Straight php and xml, no database, would be best. FIG (as they call it) would be perfect but there are a few problems that break the deal.
If someone could make this or fix the above, we could discuss a fee for doing it. Shoot me an email if interested...
- flick is via xml - no php/mysql neededmaximillion_
- do you mean flickr? i can't find flick...cramdesign
- cramdesign0
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- creativeworld0
Why not give http://slideshowpro.net/ a look? If its just to showcase his images then it should do the trick. Its not free but it is dirt cheap.
- I kinda want something that I can give to students without licensing problems.cramdesign
- ESPtype0
like this....bump