Frequently Asked Questions
This section is for General Web Design and ENA CMS issues.
The acronym CMS stands for Content Management System. In plain English, it refers to the online software system that enables a user to create and maintain web sites with just a browser. No software is installed on the local computers, the software is installed and run on the web server.
There are many advantages of using a CMS over a traditional static html pages.
-The updates happen in real time.
- No software to install.
- Collaboration between many editors is much easier.
- Better SEO (search engine optimization).
- More cost effective.
In most cases a CMS is programmed in php using a My-Sql database, or Classic ASP using MS-Access, MS-SQL, or My-Sql databases just to mention the most popular database types. ASP.NET is emerging as a new language to take over from Classic ASP, but Classic ASP is still holding on very strong. ENA CMS requires Windows Web Server as it is programmed in Classic ASP, with some aspects of ASP.NET in it.
