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The archery I club I belong to cant get there head around a formal website with a forum etc.
As a softly softly approach I was wondering if there is any solutions that could do the following.
Extra Simple
On login password given to all members each year.
Sort of private notice board/forum behind the password.
All I want to do at the moment is to promote coming workdays, a few pictures and say a classifieds.
Any thoughts.
drupal or zoomla.
should be able to get some very simple modules that will do that, no modification needed.
Just looked at Zoomla and new users need a Zoomla account. Sadly to complicated 🙁
Perhaps a password protected page or sub directory is the answer.
It might be worth taking a step back and working out what problem it is you are trying to solve. It's not easy to do, I admit.
What are you wanting to achieve? More publicity for the club? Better communications within it? What do you know about the members of the club and their preferred ways of communicating? Is a website really the best solution to those questions?
Rachel
wordpress
Surely the answer involves messages tied around the shaft of arrows and fired into their respective front doors?
If not, I respectfully suggest [b]you're doing it wrong[/b].
It might be worth taking a step back and working out what problem it is you are trying to solve. It's not easy to do, I admit.What are you wanting to achieve? More publicity for the club? Better communications within it? What do you know about the members of the club and their preferred ways of communicating? Is a website really the best solution to those questions?
This!
If all you're looking for is telling members when practice is, just use a blog. Wordpress, Blogger, etc. - they'll all do what you need, and more besides. If it's members only, just use email.
"Better communications within it?"
Check out groupspaces and clubbz - both are sort of along the lines you're looking for without the [s] daddy[/s] faff (dyac!) of customising Wordpress etc.