I need a CMS that can do the following (registration related)

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by Sidd23, Nov 3, 2010.

  1. #1
    Here is basically what I need the registration to do:

    - Allow anyone to easily register on the website using a name/password/email (simple enough?)
    - Allow registered users to 'sign up' to particular categories and specific users (selected by the admin) to manage those categories.


    Here is a working example:

    1) I am the admin for the entire list (able to add, delete, recover passwords, etc) blah blah...
    2) larry1, larry2, larry3 register for the website. After registration they join "Category: John", here they can, for example, leave a message like "I like John's category because..."

    3) John is a 'premium user' in charge of managing "Category: John" - Although he is unable to delete users or see the total # of registered users on the site, he is the only one who can 'read' the messages left in "Category: John"

    4) 10 days later, a new category called "Category: Bob" is created
    5) craig1, craig2, craig3 register for the website....larry1 (who joined 10 days earlier) is allowed log in and enter "Category: Bob", larry1 is now in 2 categories


    So any ideas on which CMS (and related plug-ins) can handle this? I really hope this made sense to someone...
     
    Sidd23, Nov 3, 2010 IP
  2. webdesignperth

    webdesignperth Peon

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    Joomla would be the best CMS you could go for. + subscription manager
     
    webdesignperth, Nov 3, 2010 IP
  3. macca65

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    Drupal's excellent built in user permissions would make it the clear choice for your site, in my opinion.
     
    macca65, Nov 4, 2010 IP
  4. Sidd23

    Sidd23 Peon

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    hmm, any other suggestions?
     
    Sidd23, Nov 4, 2010 IP
  5. adi12

    adi12 Active Member

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    #5
    you should better build this cms from scratch.
     
    adi12, Nov 4, 2010 IP
  6. Sidd23

    Sidd23 Peon

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    Can no current CMS handle this?
     
    Sidd23, Nov 4, 2010 IP
  7. xavianer

    xavianer Active Member

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    you can probably modify the script using any CMS.
     
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  8. Smart Girl

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    You can choose a CMS with the company which provides customization service. In this way you will get a CMS + the customization for categories which you need.
    It will cost you less than developing a script from the scratch.
     
    Smart Girl, Nov 7, 2010 IP
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    A lot of small companies and freelance developers customize Joomla. They can do virtually anything based on its platform. It shouldn't cost you more then 1000.
     
    uptrans, Nov 9, 2010 IP