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I have a website that I want to allow users to post written reviews on. Is there some way I can allow people to do this as well as search these reviews through some type of website search engine. I would only want people to be able to search specific information (the reviews) and nothing else on the site. Is there a program or service that does this that anyone could recommend.
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You can have a search function that searches the "articles" of the blog.
~Roland
Joomla is a full CMS system in compare to Wordpress. With Joomla you can add a site search to your page with minimal effort.
Timothy
http://www.hershbhardwaj.co.uk/blog
Blog2hersh,
I agree with you Wordpress is easier to use, if you`re a beginners and need a fast solution to getting your site up and running. It really doesn`t take much effort to download a template and to install it on your site.
If you`re a more experienced developer you might even get your hands dirty and create your own templates.
Joomla is only effective if you`re a good programmer and can manipulate the modules and Plug Ins. This is where you hire a professional Joomla Designer and developer to handle all your web site`s needs and plug-ins. Once you`ve accomplished that Joomla is much better [Robost] Content Management System.
Currently, they just released Joomla 1.5 and most of the plug-ins and modules were written for 1.xxx. Which is the predecessor to 1.5. But you can still use Joomla 1.1xx modules on 1.5 by turning on your legacy modules installation in Settings.
I`ve been working in Joomla for quite some time and if you ask me what do I prefer.. Well, I would go with Joomla.
You can still use the old Joomla Plugins which where also known as mambots, by turning on your legacy compatability. Once you do that, you`re good to go.