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Website Content Management System which uses Perl & MySQL to create an XHTML 1.0-compliant CSS-layout website. News, comments, discussion forum, content pages, side blocks, admin panel, anything can be added as a module or side block.
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ztml retrieves and formats the data stored in MySQL database by using user scripts and together with any HTML or text data, which are also stored in MySQL database, and sends the output to the browser.
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Here is the ASP Forum I made including a CMS Administrator to manage the content of it. Any OS and/or environment you can run .asp on you can also use this forum on provided you modify the correct db configuration. [(:-)] Kyle
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Require(News) is a simple blogging system that can be easily added to a current site. It uses PHP/MySQL to present and store the data and is easily customized by the user with CSS to fit the look and feel of the containing pages.
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StoryWiki is a new kind of Wiki-engine, based on the approved MediaWiki, that enables everyone to play, create and modify non-linear storys in a collaborative way.
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