CMS Coldfusion Recommendations
I've been reviewing Mura CMS and its possibilities. While it is indeed robust and it appears to have several years of continued success in the market, the cost of training is insane. I can neither afford or want to take a week in California to figure out the architecture, etc.
Does anyone have any other ideas for an out of the box CMS solution versus creating my own? There are features in Mura that I'd love to have automated for all my site developments, but the cost for training is just too prohibitive and time consuming.
I'd gladly pay a few hundred bucks to an experienced user who could be my tech support guru instead of having to pay the minimum $1000 for 4 tickets of support Mura offers instead of training.
I'm mostly baffled at how to manipulate the templates the CMS generates and after looking at the source files, it seems too hard to tweak them to my liking and their markup code looks a lot like heiroglyphics to me. I'm proficient in CF Markup for developing sites, but their includes and templates, etc. are too messy for me.
Help! I have about 4 new websites to deploy and would love to start using a consistent CMS with good online support options.
Does anyone have any other ideas for an out of the box CMS solution versus creating my own? There are features in Mura that I'd love to have automated for all my site developments, but the cost for training is just too prohibitive and time consuming.
I'd gladly pay a few hundred bucks to an experienced user who could be my tech support guru instead of having to pay the minimum $1000 for 4 tickets of support Mura offers instead of training.
I'm mostly baffled at how to manipulate the templates the CMS generates and after looking at the source files, it seems too hard to tweak them to my liking and their markup code looks a lot like heiroglyphics to me. I'm proficient in CF Markup for developing sites, but their includes and templates, etc. are too messy for me.
Help! I have about 4 new websites to deploy and would love to start using a consistent CMS with good online support options.
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The ./folder typically is another way of saying parent directory.
If you gave the specific context, I could be more helpful.
If you gave the specific context, I could be more helpful.
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I'm not sure the instructions for use are that clear after downloading it and initially starting to try to install it.
Is the software a server wide application or domain specific files for each domain or what? And does the install on a Windows server function different than what the instructions appear to be saying? I've not seen documentation that says to install a file in a folder path like ./folder ./folder2
What is the dot before the slash mean?