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Posted by Mary-Anne Nayler on 07/29/05 09:51
I've used Cutenews before and found it to be ok: http://www.cutephp.com/
Bob Stia wrote, On 29/07/05 08:47 AM:
>Hello PHP list
>
>First allow me to apologize if this is the wrong place for this and
>direct me to the proper place. (be nice now!)
>
>I know nothing about PHP and have read at least 100 faqs and googled for
>hours. I don't even know some of the basics.
>
>Allow me to explain. I am the webmaster for a small web site for a
>Florida car club. The members have been asking if they could post info
>about events, communicate community wide, maybe post their own
>Classified ads, etc,
>
>I would like to comply with their wishes for an email/blog kind of thing
>but don't have the foggiest notion where to begin. The googling/faq's
>don't help me a bit and appears to be pretty complicated. I don't even
>know the basics. I really have no desire to go into a steep learning
>curve to accomplish what should be a pretty simple thing. I need simple
>and easy.
>
>I have composed in straight html (not that much,but enough) and with
>several GUI's. (all open source Linux based) I compose on my system and
>then simply upload to the site with FTP. I have found a few PHP
>packages but are not sure what they do. They require PHP, MySQL or
>Postgres, and Apache. Do I really need to install Apache? (The site is
>hosted by a commercial remote ISP as a courtesy/good will thing and I
>think they support PHP but do not wish to place any burden on them to
>support the site) Do I really need a data base?
>
>Please be patient and point the old guy in the right direction.
>
>Thanks,
>Bob S.
>
>
>
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