Posted by Miselaineous on 09/24/06 15:29

On 8 Jul 2006 00:37:43 -0700, markalroberts@gmail.com wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I am a webdesigner/developer by trade. Whilst my day job involves
>working for a software company, I also create sites for people from
>time to time.
>
>My biggest dilema at the moment is how to create a site that the
>non-technical end-user can maintain.
>

<snippy snip>

I just finished doing the same research for a client who only needs to
update a segment of a page on her site with upcoming events and such.
I didn't want to install a 5MB blog package, and she's profoundly
tech-phobic and running an ancient Mac, so I didn't want to try
teaching her the "upload the file that I'm including in this page"
method.

Here's the one I settled on. It's LAMP freeware, not MS/ASP -- just in
case you make the move....

qlitenews
http://www.r2xdesign.net/phpscripts/p1.html

you might need to do some tidying up, code-wise. (I did.)
http://secunia.com/advisories/19476/

-Miselaineous
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