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Need a CMS

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I would like to make all my released docs and articles easy to access on an internal website that I want to create. I have important knowledge in web desk but a beginner in coding; so I need a PHP Free template which might include tools like: search tool, latest document checked, related documents, interactive forms to receive feedbacks on my articles. Can you help me or give me the address of a customizable PHP interface that I would tailor? Thanks
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Re: What is PHP?

Sounds like you want a CMS (Content Management System) A well known PHP one is postNuke:

http://www.postnuke.com/
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Re: Need a CMS

sounds like what you need is a wiki.
opensourcecms.com - choose
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Re: Need a CMS

Joomla ?
Drupal?
Mambo?
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Re: Need a CMS

I would suggest Joomla for informational sites and for you clients and personal sites Instant Update.
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