Dave Burke : Online Community and Social Business Specialist

A seriously updated Sueetie CMS is online and ready for the vNext release of Sueetie.  We'll shake out the details in a second, but first the insane list of updates. Deleted CMS pages are now removed from Sueetie Search, as are any tags used with... [More]

You'll be enjoying a brand new TinyMCE Html Editor with the next Sueetie release, TinyMCE 3.4.3.1.  It looks much like the TinyMCE 3.2.1.1 we were using, but it's sweeter with a few new features.  I know there are sites out there who wanted to u... [More]

The question arose in Sueetie Forums this week on multiple content page groups so I thought I’d provide a real world example. Sue Pritt uses Sueetie to promote her Quilt Pattern business at SweetSeasonQuilts.com.  She has three Content Page Groups, o... [More]

I told you how I re-architected Sueetie CMS to be integrated into Sueetie Data Core for coming coolness.  This is one of the early pay-offs: Sueetie CMS Pages are now indexed by the Sueetie Lucene-based Search Engine.  Here’s a sample search for... [More]

The Sueetie Content Management System is only a few weeks old, but it underwent a substantial redesign to support some great features coming soon.  CMS content is now integrated into the Sueetie Data Core Framework.  Here’s the Sueetie CMS Overv... [More]

DBVT.COM is running the latest Sueetie bits, and in the process I converted my Services area from using ScrewTurn Wiki to the new Sueetie CMS coming in Version 1.4.  Using ScrewTurn at DBVT.COM for only a few pages to describe my services was a waste... [More]

I’m thankful for a lot of things that resulted from creating Sueetie. One of the things I’m thankful for is the opportunity to build a library of documents and “think wiki.” Having the opportunity to gain a proficiency with ScrewTurn Wiki in the process h... [More]

I mentioned the other day when telling you about the beefy new Sueetie Content Part Control that it was a possible stepping-stone to a Sueetie Content Management System. Well, the CMS is here! You can see it online at http://sueetie.com/cms.  The CMS... [More]

I rewrote the Sueetie Content Part Control from the ground up over the weekend, something I wanted to do for a long time.  Some of us on the Sueetie Forums have been talking CMS and I knew that the first step in forming some sort of CMS functionality... [More]