[CALUG] Recommendations for a CMS
Joe Tseng
joe_tseng at hotmail.com
Mon May 9 11:24:54 EDT 2011
I recently took over management of a website for a youth sports/activities league/nonprofit from the original maintainer. There are a number of activities for boys and girls and sometimes both; currently I am the one who takes updates from the league's commissioners and post them on the site.
I have been looking at various possibilities of rolling out a PHP/MySQL-based CMS and all of them seem to have some kind of shortcoming. I had considered Drupal but it looked way too complicated and was completely unintuitive. Right now I'm considering Joomla because it can allow for contextual viewing/editing of content (e.g. a football parent can look at public and football-related content, but they can't see anything else; a football commissioner can see public and football-related content but can only edit football content). It doesn't seem like it can create a contextual scheduling calendar. I was also considering phpBB, not only as a forum, but also to have it drive the user management authentication and management.
Has anyone done anything like this before and do you have any recommendations? Is there a CMS that can do alot of what I'm looking for; if not, is there one that's easily extensible so I can make my own features? Or am I simply better off designing my own portal from the ground up?
Thanks,
- Joe
If you type "Google" into Google, you can break the Internet. -- Jen Barber
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