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Inexpensive options for letting client maintain page
I've built a site for someone and there is one page which will list bragin bin type products. The content will simply be some text and a photo for each product and the products listed here will change reasonably frequently.
It does not call for a database and the host does not support anyway. The client is probably not up to learning the html to do it. So I was wondering if anyone has suggestions on an inexpensive solution? I was thinking of Macromedia Contribute but have not used it before. |
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Your host may not support "databases" but do you have the ability, via a web page, to write a text file?
Depending on the amount of data you're dealing with, you can save the data in XML within the text file. Depending on the language you can use (i.e.:ASP) you can then read/load the XML into a DOM and display it to the user in an easily editable format. Using a plain text file may not be the best solution but it can be a place to start. Cheers |
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Find a CMS company that also host. There are some cheap ones out there, and if its only pages with text and photos I believe you can find a couple for your customer to choose between.
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yep definitely contribute
its only 99$ ![]() check out this... http://forums.devshed.com/t110794/s.html#post487305 good lucky and rock on!! ![]()
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