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Re: Mostly OT: Web-based editing: msg#00063

Subject: Re: Mostly OT: Web-based editing
While it's a full fledged CMS, krang (http://krang.sourceforge.net/) would do the job. I would say it's overkill except that it's so easy to install a get running.

Tosh Cooey wrote:
I have a bunch of sites running with TT2 and I'd like to allow the clients to edit the template FILES via a web interface.

I'd love to get something which does some "version control" ("undo" changes) and some access control. Does anyone have any suggestions for such an animal?

Thanks!!

Tosh


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