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I need help choosing the best CMS for this site please

by Ralph Moore
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Greetings Everyone,

I have a private high school reunion website that I built using XsitePro for the site, ALS Advanced Login System to protect the login process, SMF for the forum and TinyWebGallery for the hundreds of photos on the site.

The problem is, it is a real "kludge" as you not only have to log into the site, but then you have to log in to the gallery and the forum separately. Not good.

So, I am looking for a cms that works with TinyWebGallery and shares the login process seamlessly. I am thinking Joomla might work, but I would like to hear from someone who has some experience with it (Joomla) before I jump through that hoop.

Thanks for any insight you might have.
#choosing #cms #site
  • Profile picture of the author homealone
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    • Profile picture of the author Chuck Austin
      Joomla will be a great choice to use with TinyWebGallery.

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      • Profile picture of the author Ralph Moore
        Thanks guys. I appreciate the replies.
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        • Profile picture of the author sofa55
          Joomla is the way to go for this project, Eagle. I'm not experienced with TinyWebGallery specifically, but I can say from experience that Joomla is a better base for projects requiring a bunch of different moving parts. The developer community is pretty robust and you'll be able to find anything that you need, probably right from the jump.
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