Questions tagged [content-management]

Content management practices and goals vary by mission and by organizational governance structure.

Content-management is a set of processes and technologies that supports the collection, managing, and publishing of information in any form or medium. Content management allows an organization to control the storage and retrieval of content objects, track content revisions, maintain a content audit trail, and enable a collaborative environment.

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Application extensibility in Concrete5 vs drupal

I am a novice for both concrete5 and drupal however I have been looking at Concrete5 and Drupal. I am looking to create a web application that needs to be extensible. Client requirement will start from basic content management and it will need to…
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Content Repository , Document Repository , whats the difference if any?

What is the difference between CMSs and DMSs ? Both store date , give access to the data , where do they differ? Can apache Jack Rabbit be used in place of Alfresco ?
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Handling Images and file attachments in a Content Management System

Assumptions: Microsoft stack (ASP.NET; SQL Server). Some content management systems handle user-generated content (images, file attachments) by storing it in the file system. Others store these items in the back end database. Some examples of…
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ASP.NET very simple Content Management

I need to build a very simple administration interface for maintaining website content. Not fancy enough to justify Umbraco or a more heavy duty CMS. Basically just a couple of formatted text areas (a bit like the one I'm using now) and the ability…
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Is there such a thing as a reverse CDN? (content 'retrieval' network)

Our clients upload a serious amount of data from all over the world and we'd like to do our best to make that as painless as possible. Our clients upload 2GB worth of files over their sometimes very 'retail' broadband packages (with capped upload…
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Is there a standard site structure format?

Is there a standard site structure format? The use of this would be for export and import into a CMS or framework to define the urls, content, metadata for a website. Something tool agnostic would be the goal. JSON, YAML, XML, whatever. Maybe…
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What is the most performance effective way to create a sitemap.xml for any CMS system?

We want to implement a sitemap.xml feature in out CMS system. There is some argument within our developers that this feature will impact performance due to each time a change is done in the Content a full list of links of the site needs to be…
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Caching large amounts of content with PHP + MySQL

I'm making an engine/CMS for story-based web browser games. I have quite a bit of data: characters, items, and the bits of story that the player will interact with. The intention behind this project is that writers don't have to be programmers in…
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XNA How does the ContentManager handle with memory

My question is not clear at title [i can not write it exactly] e.g Texture2D picture = Content.Load("myPicture"); what does happen on memory if the code above runs ? As I know Content caches the "myPicture" to the memory and return a…
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Add fields to the Site information section on Drupal 6.12

I've been shifting through the drupal documentation and forums but it's all a little daunting. If anyone has a simple or straight forward method for adding fields to the Site information page in the administration section i'd really appreciate…
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Temporary, in memory, files in Java

We have a content management system to allow our users to store files uploaded through a REST web service. Before storing these files in the repository, their contents are encrypted. When retrieving these files, the file contents are decrypted, and…
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How to use SharePoint only as a Content Management tool from a custom web application?

We have many custom built web applications (both external & internal) written in Classic ASP and ASP.NET 2.0 technologies. Internal users can upload files to these websites, which can then be viewed by External Users. In some cases, external users…
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Providing a content management solution

I am developing a small site (non-profit) for a charity. The charity chairman would like to add content to the site upon completion, mainly text. However they would not like to type directly into the XHTML. What are the possible options regarding…
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Edit in Place CMS Suggestions

I need to find a [very] easy to use (for editors/authors) CMS. Preferably with edit-in-place editing similar to SiteCore. We don't need something as huge and powerful as SiteCore though. Users need the ability to add pages (using set templates that…
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Is there a meta tag for website content rating?

A client of mine said she noticed her site was blocked in a grocery store's wifi cafe. It contains nothing scandalous - it is just a travel blog. It said the reason for the restriction is Forbidden Category "Not Rated." Is there some way to apply a…
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