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MySQL/ASP Content Management Solution

aa2max

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9 Feb 2004

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A complete website content management system using ASP and MySQL

Introduction

A complete website with web based content management.

Details

Sample screenshot of site settings

MySQL ASP Content Management. A content management system based on ASP, IIS, and the free and fast MySQL database. Simple to setup and administer. All site settings are easily customized with the administration interface. Change all site titles, colors, headings in seconds. Includes a guest book module. Full web based administration. Complete, ready-to-go, fast website. MySQL ASP Content Management is open-source and released under the GPL license.

For complete source code and latest version, please visit

www.mysql.aspcontentmanagement.com

Enjoy!

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aa2max

United States

Live in Michigan, USA

Comments and Discussions

vander25 wrote:
I'm sorry that you do not like it

I never voiced opinion on like or dislike. I simply stated that you didn't put much on this site and that your "article" is not much more than an abstract with a link to another site. I was expressing an opinion of why others may have not liked your article. I'm just trying to be helpful.

vander25 wrote:
but I put a lot of work into the application, I thought it was worth sharing.

I don't doubt it. As I've just said, I'm just trying to be helpful. Your response to the original question was just quoting the article submission guidelines which probably didn't answer his question. I was just trying to add context as to where his original question was coming from.

If you take a look at most of the articles on this site that get a good score they tend to be longer, explain their code, have nice example projects to download and I've yet to see one that relied exclusively on a download link to another site for access to proper explanation or the code itself.

I think that if you extended your article, even if it means copying (or paraphrasing) chunks of your original documentation, or pasting in some code that you found particularly challenging to write and explaining how you solved your problem then it would be a better article.

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