postnuke and regular html?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by Googles76, Jul 20, 2005.

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    Is it possible to say...use only the "Topics" section of postnuke and incorporate that section into a regular html website? I don't want my entire website being pure postnuke, but the topics section is convenient as my website relies on updated information on a daily basis. Maybe it is somehow possible to RSS feed the topics to a regular page?

    so for exmaple on my webpage like this: http://www.sportscardomain.com/Acura.htm

    I want to have incorporated postnuke topics.... is this doable?
     
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    You could have postnuke installed in a directory behind your primary then use its blocks to navigate the content.

    While that doesnt make much sense it does answer your question.


    I would rather see you just make a topics and db outside of postnuke. Or incorporate your html inside postnuke.

    I have alot of experience with postnuke if you need help.
     
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    I am now thinking it will probably be much easier to setup a blog and than feed that to my site using CaRP - apparently it can parse a feed and output it as html so I shouldn't have a problem with search engines.
     
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    cool I have used carp and magpie both.... good stuff =)
     
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