Website framework

Sidney Shapiro sidney-3Kd7Tu4o6f/sBN0MCq728g at public.gmane.org
Thu May 6 00:16:28 UTC 2004


Howdy all,

Just an update on this politico project. We had it all set up using
Mambo, and the client liked the interface and built in modules. We had a
very hard time getting them to understand how to use the back end
interface and ran into a number of problems from our end as well.

Problems which arose:

- The template was simple, but since we did not use categories, it added
extra unneeded steps to adding info

- Hard to get in there and do things like add forms, php snippets, etc.

- Hard to train clients on, and very confusing to get across on a
limited time schedule.

Bottom line, we ended up copying everything into HTML/PHP/Java Script
and the client is happy. In the future, we are defiantly not going to
use the Mambo CMS but will be trying others. 

Quick question: Anyone know a resource or HOWTO to make those sweet
menus featured in the mambo backend? They are semi translucent drop
downs, not sure what language they are written in.

Many Thanks,

Sid


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