Comments on: Serena ends development for Collage http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/ Providing infomation and news about UW-W websites and web services Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:42:27 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: James Deadman http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/comment-page-1/#comment-382 James Deadman Thu, 22 Jan 2009 16:42:27 +0000 http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/#comment-382 Joel Herron - would you please email me at webmaster@doh.state.fl.us - I would love to know what your next CMS might be. The Fl. Dept of Health is also a Serena Collage user and facing its demise. Many thanks! Joel Herron – would you please email me at webmaster@doh.state.fl.us – I would love to know what your next CMS might be. The Fl. Dept of Health is also a Serena Collage user and facing its demise.

Many thanks!

]]> By: Mike Wessely http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/comment-page-1/#comment-118 Mike Wessely Fri, 23 May 2008 19:42:39 +0000 http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/#comment-118 Making the change live right after approval would be greatly useful and what we are hoping for. Thanks, Joel! Making the change live right after approval would be greatly useful and what we are hoping for. Thanks, Joel!

]]> By: Joel Herron http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/comment-page-1/#comment-109 Joel Herron Mon, 19 May 2008 00:34:31 +0000 http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/#comment-109 @mike The idea behind content management is to remove the editor like yourself from physically touching the live web server. Which is why we don't give anyone access to directories deployed by Collage. So the answer to your first question is no, we don't allow it for a number of reasons, of which i won't get into here. The hope with our next CMS is to get rid of the deploy time aspect of Collage. where we make changes and then at a certain time to makes the changes on the live site. What we are looking for next is a system that makes the change live right after you approve it. Joel @mike
The idea behind content management is to remove the editor like yourself from physically touching the live web server. Which is why we don’t give anyone access to directories deployed by Collage. So the answer to your first question is no, we don’t allow it for a number of reasons, of which i won’t get into here. The hope with our next CMS is to get rid of the deploy time aspect of Collage. where we make changes and then at a certain time to makes the changes on the live site. What we are looking for next is a system that makes the change live right after you approve it.

Joel

]]> By: Mike Wessely http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/comment-page-1/#comment-105 Mike Wessely Fri, 16 May 2008 14:29:02 +0000 http://blogs.uww.edu/webteam/2008/05/05/serena-ends-development-for-collage/#comment-105 I was wondering if there was a way to do a direct upload to the server from Collage, even though there are the scheduled uploads at approximately 8 and 3. Would this be possible with an FTP program, if it is not possible from Collage? If this is not a feature in Collage/ not possible, could this be an option available in a new content management system? It would be a valuable tool for greater timeliness in posting jobs. Thanks! I was wondering if there was a way to do a direct upload to the server from Collage, even though there are the scheduled uploads at approximately 8 and 3. Would this be possible with an FTP program, if it is not possible from Collage?

If this is not a feature in Collage/ not possible, could this be an option available in a new content management system? It would be a valuable tool for greater timeliness in posting jobs.

Thanks!

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