Dreamweaver - Help with an upload system

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Help with an upload system

Bushido

2006-02-07, 10:30 pm

I've been hired to develop a real estate firms website. My main concern is on
developing a upload system that would allow them to upload new content,
properties, etc, w/o my help. I know Contribute would work, but I'd like
something web based. I don't know how to, nor want to do the programming
myslef. Is there a resource that can help me develop this from a WYSIWYG
perspective, or a 3rd party solution. I'd even accept bids for this DB
development. All feedback welcome.

Paul Whitham TMM

2006-02-07, 10:31 pm

This type of site is best driven from a database as that will enable search
routines to be written for it. It is not suited for Contribute.

Unless you are willing to do programming then a third party solution is also
not the way to go as unless you understand the underlying code, you are
going to get stuck when the Client wants to add a new feature.

There is not sufficient information here to provide a vid, but I will be
happy to do so if you email me offline.

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"Bushido" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:dr5v5q$o2i$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I've been hired to develop a real estate firms website. My main concern is
> on
> developing a upload system that would allow them to upload new content,
> properties, etc, w/o my help. I know Contribute would work, but I'd like
> something web based. I don't know how to, nor want to do the programming
> myslef. Is there a resource that can help me develop this from a WYSIWYG
> perspective, or a 3rd party solution. I'd even accept bids for this DB
> development. All feedback welcome.
>

Alan

2006-02-07, 10:31 pm

take a look at http://open-realty.org
php/mysql open source

> I've been hired to develop a real estate firms website. My main concern is on
> developing a upload system that would allow them to upload new content,
> properties, etc, w/o my help. I know Contribute would work, but I'd like
> something web based. I don't know how to, nor want to do the programming
> myslef. Is there a resource that can help me develop this from a WYSIWYG
> perspective, or a 3rd party solution. I'd even accept bids for this DB
> development. All feedback welcome.
>

.: Nadia :. *TMM*

2006-02-07, 10:32 pm

In addition to the open-realty like by Alan, you may want to take a look at:
http://www.datapacks.com/store/Deta...D=30&category=0
and

http://2020applications.com/listing...list=3&itemID=2

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"Bushido" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:dr5v5q$o2i$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> I've been hired to develop a real estate firms website. My main concern is
> on
> developing a upload system that would allow them to upload new content,
> properties, etc, w/o my help. I know Contribute would work, but I'd like
> something web based. I don't know how to, nor want to do the programming
> myslef. Is there a resource that can help me develop this from a WYSIWYG
> perspective, or a 3rd party solution. I'd even accept bids for this DB
> development. All feedback welcome.
>

mathews

2006-02-07, 10:40 pm

You need to implement a CMS product and there are many to choose from. Some
very cheep or free and some expensive, over $25,000. I have worked with
Expressions which is cheap but does require PHP/MySql. With this
implementation you would design the architecture of the site and the
templates and the customer can easily do content updates including graphics,
PDF's etc..

Take a peek: http://www.pmachine.com/products/

"Alan" <dont_mail_me_period@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> take a look at http://open-realty.org
> php/mysql open source
>
>