Dizkus

I just finished my latest customer project: http://clemens-coaching.de

It's not too big a site - a hand full of pages and a contact form. BUT: I didn't have to change any template for this!! Usually I had to adjust Pagesetter templates but this time I chose to implement my first "Content" driven site. So this site consists of

• PostNuke .8SVN
  
• Content 2.0SVN
  
• Mediashare 3.2CVS
  
• Formicula 2.0RC
  
• GoogleSiteMaps
  

And the Ezekiel theme. Okay, I had to adjust one of the colors in the style sheet

The integration with Formicula is pretty easy - a simple API call in the Formicula form. At least until Formicula contains a Content plugin.

The short URLs are standard .8/Content style - nice, eh?

One strange thing: I submitted the site map to Google and now there are a lot of links in the index that are not part of the sitemap and linked nowhere. You can't even get them be simple URL manipulation: site:http://clemens-coaching.de/

Does anybody know what this is?

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best regards from Kiel, sailing city

Steffen Voss

Member of the PostNuke Steering Committee
Read The Zikulan's Blog

Nice and simple Steffen!
I'm implementing my first Content-based site too,
the requirement is complex, so i think that Content is adequate.

I don't know if i'll publish it here because my customers taste is not the mine
And about the Google issues: i don't know.

again, Well done!

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- Mateo T. -
Mis principios... son mis fines

Nicely done Steffan, where did you find the Ezekiel theme? I have use for something similar and was going to create one, but if there's already something open source to base it off...

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best regards from Kiel, sailing city

Steffen Voss

Member of the PostNuke Steering Committee
Read The Zikulan's Blog

Nice and simple! To the point without a million bells and whistles! It is in German.. so I am just looking at the pretty pictures..

Anyway.. nice proof of concept for Content!

Sidenote:

I have talked about implementing some kind of format plugin or whatnot, for < title > et cetera, this is a point and case for it.

Something that can handle the on the administrative side.

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David Pahl
Zikula Support Team

mmmh. I don't think this is really nescessary. You need the title in the site settings for other modules to look up some kind of name. But as you don't change that every 5 minutes I prefer to put it staticly into the template.

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best regards from Kiel, sailing city

Steffen Voss

Member of the PostNuke Steering Committee
Read The Zikulan's Blog