[thelist] CMS Recommendations
Ron Dorman
rwd at csi1st.net
Mon Sep 21 09:51:58 CDT 2009
I have used Gallery on a couple of sites, one a roll-your-own, one a
Drupal CMS.
Gallery, http://gallery.menalto.com, provides for multiple image import
and management via Gallery Remote, multiple galleries, sub-galleries,
password protected galleries, several other nice features. It's also
Open Source, download and install.
Drupal has a module, http://drupal.org/project/gallery, for embedding
Gallery 2 into a Drupal site. Drupal is Open Source, download and install.
Ron D.
Bob Meetin wrote:
> Todd Richards wrote:
>
>> Hello -
>>
>> I'm looking for a good CMS for a site for a bar/restaurant. Flavor isn't a
>> big deal - can either be .NET or PHP. However, free/cheap is important.
>>
>> Besides being easy to use, the two major "modules" that it needs is to
>> manage events, and have a GOOD photo gallery. By "good", it would be nice
>> to have the ability to upload multiple files at once. The ones I've been
>> looking at have options such as "if you want to upload multiple files, click
>> the add button and choose your new file." That won't work if you have 100
>> photos from an event they want to publish.
>>
>> I've looked at several, but without installing and hunting down modules, I
>> can't tell if they will do what I need. So if anyone knows of something
>> that fits the bill, I would greatly appreciate it.
>>
>> Thanks for any suggestions!
>>
>> Todd
>>
>>
> Joomla's Media Manager doesn't by default provide an option to load
> multiple files, however there are several slideshow components which
> provide this and/or the flexibility to upload a zip file. You could
> write your own script as well.
>
>
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