Looking for specific feature of a CMS

[dan_Vt]

I'm looking for a CMS for a new site, and there's one feature I'm having trouble finding. Beyond the obvious that I need to create many pages that utilize the same template, and be able to edit titles, meta/data, content per page, I also want to be able to create a single page and have a unique username/password to allow someone to edit content on just that page. I'll need to be able to create name of these pages, each with a separate username/password. And I have to be able to create these pages in various subfolders.

Anyone know of a CMS that can do that?

Thanks,
Dan

 

[tobycoke]

www.PmWiki.com works well as a single or multiple author CMS. You can create username/password and limit specific authors to a particular page or section. See http://pmwiki.com/wiki/Cookbook/AuthUser or UserAuth for more details.

I've given up on open wikis as they are just spam magnets.
The author/username backend & the backend generally isn't pretty but it works. There is a learning curve but PmWiki is easy to install, uses flat files not mySql, and can be SEO'd with page titles, metatags etc...

 

[dan_Vt]

Thanks, I'll take a look!

 

[christopher_c]

Hi Dan,

From what I understand you should check out Drupal.

You can set access settings for users and only let them edit specific pages that you choose for them.

christopher_c

 

[dan_Vt]

Hi Dan,

From what I understand you should check out Drupal.

You can set access settings for users and only let them edit specific pages that you choose for them.

christopher_c

I've tried Drupal, but looking for something easier. For this project I'm probably going to go with Page Publisher (check hotscripts). Thanks for the suggestion though.

 

[christopher_c]

if you ever need some help and decide to go with drupal i can guide you along , just pm me

 

[dan_Vt]

if you ever need some help and decide to go with drupal i can guide you along , just pm me

Thanks, I may take you up on that.

I tried Drupal and liked some of what it offered. Some issues I had were no WYSIWYG editor, and it seemed like upgrading would be difficult when you start adding modules.

D