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How to build a community portal Hello,
I want to build a community portal for my neighborhood and need help. Where can I find books, tutorials or examples on how to build your own portal?
Thanks a mil
Joseph
I want to build a community portal for my neighborhood and need help. Where can I find books, tutorials or examples on how to build your own portal?
Thanks a mil
Joseph
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A portal can mean so many things nowadays. Do you want it to have unique content? Do you want it to be more like the MSN/Yahoo portals? Do you want a forum? etc. It would almost definitely need to require a backend web development language such as PHP. Could you please provide some more information as to exactly what you're looking for so that we can offer more help?
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Thanks for the quick response. Basically I want to provide something like a one-stop information portal. Information such as travel, sports, schools, community anouncements etc. I guess it will have content.
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My site is a portal << snipped to comply with forum policy >> and i uses mambo OS and it is great and i would say far better than PHP-Nuke or Post-Nuke. If you need any help with anythink in setting up your mambo portal let me know and i will be happy to help you or anyone else that are going to use mambo.
I have tried Post-Nuke, PHP-Nuke and E107 portal software and they are nothing compared to mambo. The next best i would say is e107.
Email me at: webmaster@webmasterglobal.com
For any help that you require and i will try my best to answer any question you may have.
Hope mambo is the CMS for you cos it is for me.
I have tried Post-Nuke, PHP-Nuke and E107 portal software and they are nothing compared to mambo. The next best i would say is e107.
Email me at: webmaster@webmasterglobal.com
For any help that you require and i will try my best to answer any question you may have.
Hope mambo is the CMS for you cos it is for me.
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Try mambo...it's easy to use and easy to configure..and the documentation is fantastic.
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I am developing my own portal, but still i recommand you to use mambo alone/
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PHPNuke is nice, but for just what you said, i agree with the use of mambo.
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