Need cms recommendation

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by Lex224, Mar 7, 2008.

  1. #1
    Hey all.

    Well after setting up my site and having somebody design it to look really good; I have actually decided on using a CMS instead.

    My needs are as follows:

    - Blog
    - Static pages

    AND

    - Full and easy integration with phpbb

    OR

    - a cms with a good forum module with it (which I've not really come accross yet)

    I really like my phpbb forums and would like to keep them but if there really is a cms with a good forum module with all the trimmings then I'm sure I could settle for that.

    I am currently using Drupal but it's phpbb integration has me baffled on installation and I hear about too many bugs which can effectively lose me members and business.

    Recommendations anyone?

    Tyvm in advance!

    Lex
     
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  2. adviceforall

    adviceforall Banned

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    Subrdreams is fab to go with forum software it really is so would look into that and am sure they have a few mods out there to sort the blog out I know they have a great articles section.

    http://www.subdreamer.com/

    Either way it's not to expensive and worth checking out :D

    Rick
     
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    Nick252 Well-Known Member

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    I hope wordpress can also work
     
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    I also would like to recommend Joomla. You can try this module for the PhpBB integration.

    Hope that helps.
     
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    i would also suggest joomla + phpBB

    but if you're more interested in wordpress have a look into integrating with their own forum script http://bbpress.org/
     
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    Subdreamer goes beyond integration though it gives you site the same look and feel all over :D

    Blends you whole site skins your forum with the click of a button :D

    Rick
     
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