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Member Since: May 2009
Last Login: 24 Aug 2011
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Category:IT/Web/Programming > Web Programming

ID:30332

Title:PHP Content Management System

Location:Anywhere

Job Description

We are looking to build a new PHP database driven content management System from the ground up. The site will deal with a number of \'categories\' including: Events, News, Accommodation etc. each categories could have a number of subcategories. Each category will have it\'s own needs so I\'m guessing seperate databases for each category will be needed.

In terms of layout etc. each category will have a \'listings\' page (basically a short description with image which will then link to the full page with images and long description etc.

We will need to be able to upload images for each listing.

All design and graphics for both the front end and the admin system will be provided by us. We will also be hosting the site on our own servers.

Please contact us for further details.

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Type:Fixed Price

Budget:Not Specified

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Attached Files: None

Bidding ends:Bidding Closed

Job Posted:19/07/2010 07:00

Bidding activity on this Job

Bids:23

Who has Bid:

Christopher E
United Kingdom
Joe P
United Kingdom
Brian T
United Kingdom

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Clarification Board

S. D. on 19/07/2010 11:26
Hi Jason

We are an Irish software house that has developed our own CMS in PHP if you invite us to bid I can give you more details.

Simon

J. L. on 19/07/2010 15:44
Hi Jason,

I would reccomend that you do not "re-invent the wheel" and go for a solid open source cms just like Joomla!

Joomla has many extensions, modules which can accomodate your needs very well.

It is also fully MVC compliant and as such allows the integration of bespoke modules tailored to your exact need.

The right sauce is opensource! copyright me...

Regards

Joe

D. C. on 20/07/2010 01:31
Thought of Drupal ?
www.drupal.org

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Amount: $1,411 Fixed Fee

Country of Freelancer: United Kingdom

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