Converting Existing Site to EZpublish CMS

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Dave Sutherland	Monday 12 May 2003 9:10:50 am Hello, I'm wondering if someone could point me to the best existing documentation that describes a good procedure for converting an existing static (hard-coded) web page to an EZ publish one. I think that from the documentation, I have some idea of how the template language works. Also, how the directory structure works is starting to become clear. I was just wondering if there were any examples of how to walk through the entire project of moving some static html files into a dynamic EZpublish framework. Thanks, Dave
Ibrahim Khachab	Monday 16 June 2003 2:32:36 am Hi, I discovered ezPublish recently and, after some headache, I'm starrting to appreciate it. I am working on a little application in delphi that would take a site URL and make a tree structure of the pages. Is there anu documentation on ho to popolate the table in ezPublish? I would extend this application to create the structure of the site based on the site tree. Thanks, Ibrahim

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Monday 12 May 2003 9:10:50 am

Hello,

I'm wondering if someone could point me to the best existing documentation that describes a good procedure for converting an existing static (hard-coded) web page to an EZ publish one.

I think that from the documentation, I have some idea of how the template language works. Also, how the directory structure works is starting to become clear. I was just wondering if there were any examples of how to walk through the entire project of moving some static html files into a dynamic EZpublish framework.

Thanks,
Dave

Ibrahim Khachab

Monday 16 June 2003 2:32:36 am

Hi,

I discovered ezPublish recently and, after some headache, I'm starrting to appreciate it. I am working on a little application in delphi that would take a site URL and make a tree structure of the pages. Is there anu documentation on ho to popolate the table in ezPublish? I would extend this application to create the structure of the site based on the site tree.

Thanks,

Ibrahim