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Content Management System
The content management system (CMS) provides a web-based way to create, edit, manage, and publish web content.
- Provides role-based access control so you can decide which administrative users of your website have permission to see and/or edit the content on each page.
- The CMS displays website content within modules. Different modules have been developed to display content including calendars, documents, video, news, and many others.
Events Calendar
- Add and display your events and event details.
- Display events in a chronological 'list' view or in a monthly or weekly 'calendar' view.
- Each event listing includes a title, text description and date.
- Optionally display images and event times.
- Each event can be set to automatically expire on a particular date, or re-occur by any specified number of days, weeks, months or years.
Documents Module
The Documents module displays a list of documents you upload for your users.
- Each document record includes a title and a link to view or download the document.
- Link tracking and logging are available.
- Optionally add a description or category (can be free text or drop down).
- Optionally display document 'owner', create date, modify date, file size in Kb, and the name of the person who last modified the document.
Forum Module
The Forum module allows users to hold online discussions and post user-generated content on their topics.
- Manage multiple forums which can be organized into groups.
- Each forum post includes a subject title and text content. Posts can occur immediately or await a moderator's approval and/or editing.
- Forums can be searched by users, with filters for dates, authors and forum.
Announcements / News Module
- Displays a list of announcements which include a title and description.
- Optionally add an image, date of publication and a 'read more' link.
- Modify the styles, layout and content displayed for each announcement.
News Feeds (RSS)
A news feed is a dynamically generated list of news items; each containing a title with a link to read more, and a brief description of the news item.
Members Only area with Computility Back-Office database integration
The members only area allows any module or page to be restricted to groups of users you choose, such as members, board members, committee members, etc. You control the content that each group of users has access to.
- When installed and used with Computility, the single sign-on capability allows one user to manage access to website content, manage-my-profile, and eCommerce modules.
- Can be configured to automatically control access to website content based on the presence of an 'activity' (such as a current dues item) in the user's activity history within Computility.
Blog
The Blog module consists of a suite of five integrated components that enable authorized users to create and maintain a blog (web log).
- Authorized users can create a new text blog, access the Blog Settings page and add a blog entry to their own blog(s).
- Users can search blogs by keywords or a phrase. Searches can be made across all blogs or can be limited to a single blogs.
- Users can view blog entries and blog search results. Users may be enabled to add comments. Bloggers can create, edit and delete their own blog entries as well approve, edit or delete comments added to their blog. This module also provides access to the Blog Settings page where blog details and setting are configured, and where comments can be enabled or disabled.
- The blog archive displays a monthly calendar. Select a calendar day to view all related blog entries. Days which have a blog entry are highlighted on the calendar. Below the calendar a Monthly list of links to all previous months with blog entries is provided.
- Display a linked list of all existing blogs and a View All Recent Entries link to all recent blog entries. Links to private blogs are only visible to the blog owner.
Banner / Sponsor Ads
- Banners can be either a static or an animated image, HTML or plain text.
- Set the number of banners displayed in the module as well as set a number of layout options.
Wiki
A wiki is a collection of Web pages designed to enable anyone who accesses it to contribute or modify content. Wikis are used to create collaborative web pages. The collaborative encyclopedia Wikipedia is one of the best-known wikis.
- The wiki module includes a way for end-users to publish new articles and allow other users to edit them, and optionally rate and comment on them.
Survey
Displays a survey page consisting of one or more survey questions.
- Questions can have single or multiple choice answers.
- Authorized users can submit their response to the survey and/or can view current survey results.
- This module uses cookies to remember which computers have already submitted a response to the survey, reducing the opportunity for one person to answer the survey repeatedly.
- Optional features include the ability to set a closing date for submitting responses to the survey, and the ability to set the width of the results graph.
Job Board
This module allows users to post job opportunities with company logo and unlimited text job description.
- Applicants may browse and search for opportunities, and submit resumes to apply for new positions.
- Designate certain jobs as 'featured' jobs.
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