CMS System that uses MS SQL?

[lucyfire]

Anyone of CMS software that uses Microdoft SQL Server?
Everything I find is MySQL, which I can't use because my boss refuses to use it.

 

[Drake2007]

Sharepoint

 

[spiderz]

What does he want to do with the CMS system?

 

[lucyfire]

Oh, create basic websites. Looked at Joomla and Drupal and several others but none support MS SQL.

 

[Psykro]

I know that CakePHP supports MSSQL, so maybe try searching for CakePHP CMS's.

http://www.google.com/search?q=cakephp+cms

 

[lucyfire]

Thanks Psykro, I'll check it out.

 

[Avenue]

what does your boss have against mysql- HP, Google, nasa are just three of many who use it...

 

[deweyzeph]

Umbraco is single-handedly THE best cms using ASP.NET and MSSQL. Have a look at it, you won't regret it.

Whatever you do stay far away from Dotnetnuke.

 

[dequadin]

DotNetNuke

 

[deweyzeph]

DotNetNuke

Dotnetnuke is going to open a whole world of pain for you. Try Umbraco, it's cleaner, easier to use and lot more xhtml friendly than Dotnetnuke.

 

[lucyfire]

Umbraco is single-handedly THE best cms using ASP.NET and MSSQL. Have a look at it, you won't regret it.

That is exactly what we're looking for. Thanks a lot

 

[FarligOpptreden]

One more vote for Umbraco from my side!

 

[dequadin]

Dotnetnuke is going to open a whole world of pain for you. Try Umbraco, it's cleaner, easier to use and lot more xhtml friendly than Dotnetnuke.

DotNetNuke

lol, was just a suggest, never worked with it

 

[deweyzeph]

lol, was just a suggest, never worked with it

You can be very grateful for that. Probably the worst CMS I have ever had the pain of working with. Umbraco is like a breathe of fresh air compared to Dotnetnuke. If anyone wants to know why, feel free to message me.

 

[lucyfire]

I've heard some bad stuff about DotNetNuke by just reading random googled forums. But now I want to know why. Share, damnit!

 

[spiderz]

Oh, create basic websites. Looked at Joomla and Drupal and several others but none support MS SQL.

Use HTML then.

 

[DarkStreet]

Use HTML then.

Because Joomla and Drupal don't?

 

[spiderz]

Because Joomla and Drupal don't?

No, you want to "create basic websites."
Use HTML.
CMS is only used if you have a larger site on which the content changes a lot/or are added a lot.
A basic website is mostly static...

Oh. btw, where are you going to host it?

 

[DarkStreet]

Um, Joomla and Drupal use HTML too... :erm: Probably better to say he should stick to creating a static website. Telling him to use HTML instead of a CMS is just confusing.

 

[murraybiscuit]

cake has wildflower, but i'd hardly call it mature - you gotta know what you're doing.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_content_management_systems

has your boss ever thought that maybe there's a reason that wordpress, joomla and drupal use mysql and that the list of php-mysql cms's is 5 times longer than any other combo?
oh well. whatever.