[thelist] Blogging a-gogo

[Tara Cleveland]

Hi Michael,

I did this for a client's site using Greymatter. You can check out the site
at <http://www.michaelkaufman.com>. It was extremely easy, and the client
loves it 'cause he travels a lot and can update it from anywhere in the
world. Greymatter is very flexible and it's pretty easy to make it look less
like a blog and more like the news section of a site.

But why would you want to host the script on your site? Are you trying to
add a general newsfeed to their site? Or something that they could update?

Good luck,
Tara
--
Tara Cleveland
Web Design and Consulting
http://www.taracleveland.com

> From: Michael Galvin <mgalvin at sourcevisualthinking.ie>
> Reply-To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
> Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 16:12:47 +0100
> To: theList <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
> Subject: [thelist] Blogging a-gogo
>
> I'd like to give my clients a few options when it comes to updating their
> websites, for the time being exclusively for their news pages.  Ignoring for
> the moment the prospect of a database-driven page or anything involving PHP
> or ASP, I figured that some sort of blogging software would suffice just
> fine.  Obviously, it would need to have a web interface, allow archiving,
> etc.  I've like to keep them away from blogger.com if possible (too many
> suicidal teenagers writing bad poetry) but it does appear to be the most
> accessible for computer-phobic clients.
>
> I have a quick look for Perl scripts and am considering hosting a script on
> my company's site which would link to the client's website, and allow them
> to post news from our server to theirs.  I'm sure this is pie-in-the-sky,
> though.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
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> Michael Galvin
> source visual thinking
>
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