NOT a Programming Question...Really, it's not..Trust me! [modified]
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I mean it. :) But, it's maybe a question for a different forum but I'll ask. We're building a new website, using AJAX/C#...blah blah blah. However, my boss wants to have the ability to change the content on the main page (and others) from an Admin type login...content management is the best I can describe it. So, if something important happens in our company or whatever, someone can log into the site directly and add/update/delete content. Like a Blog post, only he doesn't want it to look like a Blog. Is there some sort of framework available that can be used for this (I'm probably asking a dumb question, but I just can't think straight today...) Thanks
modified on Monday, March 23, 2009 10:19 AM
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I mean it. :) But, it's maybe a question for a different forum but I'll ask. We're building a new website, using AJAX/C#...blah blah blah. However, my boss wants to have the ability to change the content on the main page (and others) from an Admin type login...content management is the best I can describe it. So, if something important happens in our company or whatever, someone can log into the site directly and add/update/delete content. Like a Blog post, only he doesn't want it to look like a Blog. Is there some sort of framework available that can be used for this (I'm probably asking a dumb question, but I just can't think straight today...) Thanks
modified on Monday, March 23, 2009 10:19 AM
one DB table. one web form with a big text editor on it. maybe it's in a password-protected directory ? a bit of code to write that text to the DB. and a bit of code to read that text from the db and stuff it into your main page. a couple of hours, tops.
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I mean it. :) But, it's maybe a question for a different forum but I'll ask. We're building a new website, using AJAX/C#...blah blah blah. However, my boss wants to have the ability to change the content on the main page (and others) from an Admin type login...content management is the best I can describe it. So, if something important happens in our company or whatever, someone can log into the site directly and add/update/delete content. Like a Blog post, only he doesn't want it to look like a Blog. Is there some sort of framework available that can be used for this (I'm probably asking a dumb question, but I just can't think straight today...) Thanks
modified on Monday, March 23, 2009 10:19 AM
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I mean it. :) But, it's maybe a question for a different forum but I'll ask. We're building a new website, using AJAX/C#...blah blah blah. However, my boss wants to have the ability to change the content on the main page (and others) from an Admin type login...content management is the best I can describe it. So, if something important happens in our company or whatever, someone can log into the site directly and add/update/delete content. Like a Blog post, only he doesn't want it to look like a Blog. Is there some sort of framework available that can be used for this (I'm probably asking a dumb question, but I just can't think straight today...) Thanks
modified on Monday, March 23, 2009 10:19 AM
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I mean it. :) But, it's maybe a question for a different forum but I'll ask. We're building a new website, using AJAX/C#...blah blah blah. However, my boss wants to have the ability to change the content on the main page (and others) from an Admin type login...content management is the best I can describe it. So, if something important happens in our company or whatever, someone can log into the site directly and add/update/delete content. Like a Blog post, only he doesn't want it to look like a Blog. Is there some sort of framework available that can be used for this (I'm probably asking a dumb question, but I just can't think straight today...) Thanks
modified on Monday, March 23, 2009 10:19 AM
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I mean it. :) But, it's maybe a question for a different forum but I'll ask. We're building a new website, using AJAX/C#...blah blah blah. However, my boss wants to have the ability to change the content on the main page (and others) from an Admin type login...content management is the best I can describe it. So, if something important happens in our company or whatever, someone can log into the site directly and add/update/delete content. Like a Blog post, only he doesn't want it to look like a Blog. Is there some sort of framework available that can be used for this (I'm probably asking a dumb question, but I just can't think straight today...) Thanks
modified on Monday, March 23, 2009 10:19 AM
if you are using ajax you could try implementing an inline editor. Very easy from an end users POV.
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if you are using ajax you could try implementing an inline editor. Very easy from an end users POV.