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Mambo for complete newbies!

Vorsprung · 2006-03-05 20:16:36

Hi all, I'm in charge of a college society's site (link in my sig) and we're hoping top jazz it up for next year. I'm hoping to do some work on it before the summer and a mate suggested something called Mambo, which looks pretty slick. I only got into the whole site admin thing by accident and by messing around with MS…

05-03-2006 8:16pm

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Vorsprung

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Hi all,

I'm in charge of a college society's site (link in my sig) and we're hoping top jazz it up for next year. I'm hoping to do some work on it before the summer and a mate suggested something called Mambo, which looks pretty slick.

I only got into the whole site admin thing by accident and by messing around with MS Frontpage. I've no other experience and I'm wondering if I should even bother trying to get my head around Mambo, even though it's supposed to be quite simple to use.

Also, does anyone know what software (and where you can get it) you need to run it?

Thanks in advance

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#2 06-03-2006 11:49am

ConsultClifford

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Try joomla.org

Theres another post a few down discussinf the same system.

You need php and mysql to run it.

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