Content Management with Social Networking Software.

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by mayday, Jul 25, 2007.

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  1. #1
    Hi there,

    Anyone know if there is possibilities for any content management software out there to run along side with social networking software (friendster, myspace) as well as membership management software?

    I'm looking into joomla, and was wondering if I can integrate these 3 components together?

    Anyone has done that?
     
    mayday, Jul 25, 2007 IP
  2. yudhis97

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  3. mayday

    mayday Peon

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    Thanks for your information.

    So i simply put the community builder and integrate it with the content management software?

    Do you have any site that are run like this for me to have a look?

    Once again thanks for helping me out.

    Appreciate it.
     
    mayday, Jul 25, 2007 IP
  4. trichnosis

    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    have you tried the community builder which can be found on official joomla extension site
     
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  5. mayday

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    Yes sir, I have look at that... its something that I want...

    So community builder and joomla cms will work together, but if I add a membership management software, will that be possible too?

    I new in this, so pardon me if I still don't get it.
     
    mayday, Jul 26, 2007 IP
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    If you're looking for other than joomla, I've seen xoops and it seems quite promising.
     
    xdimension, Jul 27, 2007 IP
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    NaNar Prominent Member

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    Here is a site using community builder with Joomla -- I just finished it
    www.smory.com
     
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    Whats the difference between JoomlaPolis and Joomla. Pardon me for my ignorance. I have never used Joomla, though heard of it a lot.
     
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    hey have you tried php myspace or buddyzone ??
     
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    http://www.joomlapolis.com/
     
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    I've used joomla and community builder for a couple of sites and while it works fairly well it's very limited at least compared to other social networking scripts out there. Here's mine which I just went from joomla to phpfox in the last 3 weeks and it's integrated with phpbb and coppermine. No issues at all at this point and now integrating video.

    castnshoot.com
     
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    zeuscoder7 Banned

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    Nice look good work :)

     
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    I'm working on a social network-type site based on Drupal (http://drupal.org). It's early yet, but Drupal seems like it is more than capable of meeting my needs.
     
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