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I hope I'm posting this in the right section. I'm wondering for all of you out there who run websites - what is your favorite PHP Content Management System? Least ...
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    Favorite PHP CMS?

    I hope I'm posting this in the right section. I'm wondering for all of you out there who run websites - what is your favorite PHP Content Management System? Least favorite? Which are the easiest to customize?

    I've tried many of them because I just want a section of my site that people can log in to post comments on reviews and editorials, but all of the ones that come easy-to-install from my web host have too many features and are hard to customize extensively. I've tried Joomla, Mambo, PHP Nuke, Post nuke, Drupal (my favorite so far but I can't get banners to work!), php WCMS, Geeklog, PHPWebsite, Xoops... and many others.

    Any suggestions??

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    I use Drupal on my site..... although I have never tried the banners, so I can't comment on that
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    I like Mambo.

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    A lot of my friends prefer Drupal or something custom written.

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    i like joomla

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    Joomla is identical to Mambo as far as I can see, and some things don't work correctly.

    I actually decided to move my reviews onto a blog instead- b2Evolution. Working great so far.

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    Quote Originally Posted by penguinette
    Joomla is identical to Mambo as far as I can see, and some things don't work correctly.

    I actually decided to move my reviews onto a blog instead- b2Evolution. Working great so far.
    yea, Joomla and mambo just "split" a month ago

    that looks pretty nice. It fits into your site well
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    My favorite PHP CMS (supports MySQL and PostgreSQL) is Drupal

    I use it for projects of all natures, and would generally consider it more of a web application programming framework (but that is a developer-centric point of view).

    Check it out: Drupal

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