RSS / Weblog latest with MM

[Brothermark]

Less than 24 hours ago I heard the term "blog" for the first time.
Now I hear that macromedia had/have planned to integrate the technology into
their products.

Is this happening? Is it currently supported? By which software?

thanks
mark

[Paul Whitham TMM]

Most blog applications are simply packages solutions which can be written
using existing MM products. RSS is completely different but again MM has
been offering this for over a year.

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Regards

Paul Whitham
Valleybiz Internet Design
[url]www.valleybiz.net[/url]

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"Brothermark" <yonnermark@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Less than 24 hours ago I heard the term "blog" for the first time.
> Now I hear that macromedia had/have planned to integrate the technology

into

> their products.
>
> Is this happening? Is it currently supported? By which software?
>
> thanks
> mark
>
>

[Brothermark]

> Most blog applications are simply packages solutions which can be written
> using existing MM products. RSS is completely different but again MM has
> been offering this for over a year.

can you elaborate or point me to some documentation?
I've registered with blogger.com so I can make site comments on the fly.
good for news pages etc.

But how does this relate to MM products?
Forget RSS I thought it was something else.

"Most blog applications are simply packages solutions which can be written
using existing MM products"

Not sure what you meant by that
thansk
mark

[Paul Whitham TMM]

All a blog is, is a simple database retrieval system where the content is
displayed in decending date order. The ones that have a calender on them
again are simple using a calender app that will change the color baced on
whether content is present.

If you work through the DMX tutorials you will see what I mean. All you need
is a simple insert form, and then a display page.

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Regards

Paul Whitham
Valleybiz Internet Design
[url]www.valleybiz.net[/url]

Team Macromedia Volunteer for Ultradev/Dreamweaver MX
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"Brothermark" <yonnermark@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>

> > Most blog applications are simply packages solutions which can be

written

> > using existing MM products. RSS is completely different but again MM has
> > been offering this for over a year.

>
> can you elaborate or point me to some documentation?
> I've registered with blogger.com so I can make site comments on the fly.
> good for news pages etc.
>
> But how does this relate to MM products?
> Forget RSS I thought it was something else.
>
> "Most blog applications are simply packages solutions which can be written
> using existing MM products"
>
> Not sure what you meant by that
> thansk
> mark
>
>