updateable web sites

[raj chahal]

Hi there

I'm looking for some code that will enable me to create a updateable web
site. So when I design a the front end all I need to do is drop in some
server variables on the html pages and the asp code does the rest via a
database.
The code would be portable therefore small changes will allow me to apply to
many sites, ideally it should also contain a text editor.Is this feasible ?
I've looked at cms, but this doesn't seem to give enough flexibility or am I
missing something ? and finally asp.net has some sort of portal system
(matrix), how does this fit in ?
For the moment I think the best way forward is this code (or framework) that
will enable the client to update, until a better sollution.

Any ideas (and code) would be appreciated.

thanks
raj

 

[Brynn]

I have built a couple of similar sites, and just built 20 page types
with about 3 layouts of each ... then had the design greatly
controlled by css and dynamically writing the image names and files to
use from the data.

This is a VERY large project. There may be some 3rd party software for
this. I am getting ready to start on another such project myself.

Brynn

Hi there

I'm looking for some code that will enable me to create a updateable web
site. So when I design a the front end all I need to do is drop in some
server variables on the html pages and the asp code does the rest via a
database.
The code would be portable therefore small changes will allow me to apply to
many sites, ideally it should also contain a text editor.Is this feasible ?
I've looked at cms, but this doesn't seem to give enough flexibility or am I
missing something ? and finally asp.net has some sort of portal system
(matrix), how does this fit in ?
For the moment I think the best way forward is this code (or framework) that
will enable the client to update, until a better sollution.

Any ideas (and code) would be appreciated.

thanks
raj

I participate in the group to help give examples of code. I do not guarantee the effects of any code posted. Test all code before use!

Brynn
www.coolpier.com