CMS

[kyber]

I'm with silverlight1, even Wordpress can offer what you need.

[silverlight1]

You might even be able to use WordPress with the Gravity forms tool (had v.good experience with this plugin)

https://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/t...party-aspx-api

[Boney M]

4th'd

[LondonManc]

WMBS

Thirded. Easy to use, plenty of themes, extensions, etc.

[blacjac]

Just use Joomla, anyone can use that

WMBS

[MicrosoftBob]

Eh? if I knocked something up myself it would be in PERL/PHP. You can't 'theme' a PERL script?

You can if you know CSS

[MicrosoftBob]

....for what CMS?

Just use Joomla, anyone can use that

[woohoo]

Eh? if I knocked something up myself it would be in PERL/PHP. You can't 'theme' a PERL script?

No, but you can theme a web app.

[b0redom]

Eh? if I knocked something up myself it would be in PERL/PHP. You can't 'theme' a PERL script?

[woohoo]

....for what CMS?

you said you could knock something up but it would look crap, so download a theme. You can still knock it up but it would look good.

[b0redom]

....for what CMS?

[woohoo]

just download a bootstrap theme, free or paid. Most look good and takes two mins to alter.

[b0redom]

Hi All,

I'm trying to set up a pretty simple web app, but design really isn't my thing, so I thought I'd investigate using a ready done CMS system.

The only requirements are:

1) Able to run snippets of custom PHP inside the web page to retrieve data from APIs in JSON format and then parse it.

2) Able to have basic web forms, ie a text box and a submit button, which links to a HTTP GET/POST.

I could knock something together myself, but as I say it would look ugly.

Any recommendations?