[Publib] Are any libraries using a Content Management System fortheir website?

[William Forgette]

We just launched our new website which runs on Drupal (www.drupal.org).  It
is php/mysql based and can run on lamp,wamp, and wimp setups.

I do know that other libraries use it, every know and then it gets mentioned
on the web4lib listserv. I'm sure that if you search that archive you could
gather a good list of them.  One that sticks out is Ann Arbor District
Library (www.aadl.org).  AADL has modified the style sheets, while ours is
still pretty much out of the box still. 


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William A. Forgette
Computer Services Department Head
Bloomingdale Public Library
101 Fairfield Way
Bloomingdale, IL 60107
http://www.bloomingdale.lib.il.us
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Subject: [Publib] Are any libraries using a Content Management System
fortheir website?

I would like to know if any of the libraries out there use any CMS systems
for their website? I am particularly interested in giving department heads
the ability to edit their own department sections on the website. I've
looked at a few Open Source CMS packages but I want to see real world
library results.

My system runs Apache/MySQL so ASP solutions are useless to me. :) Thanks in
advance.
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Allen D. Tate
Head of Computer Services
Ohio Township Public Library System
4111 Lakeshore Dr
PO Box 850
Newburgh, IN 47629
(812) 853-5468 x 313

http://www.ohio.lib.in.us/ (Library Home Page)
http://www.linuxinlibraries.com/ (Linux In Libraries)

The views expressed in this message are not necessarily those of the Ohio
Township Public Library System.

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