Mike Burrows wrote:
> For the webmasters among us; I have been asked to manage a website for a
> local swim team. Select members of the board wish to have
> responsibility for pages on the site. For example the records page. I
> would be interested to hear opinion on how best to do this. Make it a
> wiki or just give them ftp access and a copy of frontpage or whatever.
>
Blacknnight Solutions are competitively priced and have loads of useful
free tools including a Content Managment System (CMS) - see the bottom of
the page on this link:
http://www.blacknight.com/shared-hosting.html
I personally use a simple hosting plan for the sites below which is
deliberately basic. I edit most files using vim and Gimp then used
lftp/gftp to upload files. You could use gedit or similar if you are not
familiar with vim.
This is shop front managed and hosted in the same way, low-cost, simple
and quick to update using vim and Gimp.
http://www.brighstone-tearooms-bb.co.uk/
http://www.diap.org.uk/
If you need other users to manage content then use a CMS - I do this at
work and we use Plone.
Damian
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Damian L Brasher
http://www.diap.org.uk (Designed and developed using Fedora)
