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CMS for ASP.NET

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  • 22-02-2013 1:33pm
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    tcawley29
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    Hi,
    I am interested in learning about getting a CMS for ASP.NET Web Applications. Typically to update data on a webform such as text and prices from an admin page. Is there much to develop these or can anyone recommend me a good free one.
    Thanks
    Thomas


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    stevenmu
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    DotNetNuke is pretty good and there's a good community behind it. Umbraco is supposed to be very good too, but haven't tried it myself yet.


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    tcawley29
    Registered Users Posts: 1,829 ✭✭✭tcawley29


    I tried it but am having problems setting it ip with godaddy. I'll try again tonight though :)


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    awec
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    Orchard is another one.


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    jimmycrackcorm
    Registered Users Posts: 14,336 ✭✭✭✭jimmycrackcorm


    tcawley29 wrote: »
    Hi,
    I am interested in learning about getting a CMS for ASP.NET Web Applications. Typically to update data on a webform such as text and prices from an admin page. Is there much to develop these or can anyone recommend me a good free one.
    Thanks
    Thomas

    Orchard is perfect for this and probably slightly easier to add your own MVC modules and customize. DotNetNuke is actually much better but probably overkill unless you want to extend with the countless extension modules. You'd have to do more work just to change the look and feel away from the installed version.

    AFAIR though, DotNetNuke has a free moduel to allow you to do input forms which might save you some work.


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