[agabob]

Hello everyone,

I'm not even sure if what I want exist. I don't know HTML or any other programming and my website is fully build in WYSIWYG 5.5. As I want to add the blog I was hoping that there is a script that can be implemented into my web building software. I did it with my contact form so I hope I can do the same with blog. This way I can easily manage all the side panels, my menu buttons and the rest. My hosting supports all the stuff which is needed for scripts and databases.
And please - no wordpress - I hate that damn thing - we don't match each other.

[curbview.com]

Joomla? Hotscripts? Google? - your choice....

[agabob]

It always amazes me in forums that you get most answers from people who have nothing to say.
Did you even read my questions?
Do you really think you can put Joomla inside other site builder?
Would I be in here if I wouldn't search through Google?
Please I rather wait a week for someone with knowledge to answer then read 100 empty answers immediately.

[curbview.com]

You will not be able to put *any* SCRIPT inside a "WYSIWYG"... That is why no one will have an answer other than I gave you. It amazes us about the number of requests for scripts that WILL NEVER EXIST!

PHP, Perl, etc. are SERVER SIDE APPLICATIONS that are interpreted languages so how would you execute them for a blog?

[agabob]

My contact page is using a script which IS server based using MySQL and the script is put IN my web building software. Based on this I asked the question if the same could be done with the blog script.
And if you would kindly notice I didn't REQUEST the script - I asked if it exist?
Your answer wasn't helpful at all.

I run a computer shop and when people ask me questions relating computers and OS I do answer them as this is my area of expertise - I don't tell them to Google it.

Considering the name of this forum I expected to talk to people who's area of expertise is programming not bad attitude.

Regards

Aga

[curbview.com]

I HIGHLY doubt there is anything close to what you have dreamed up.

*PLONK*

[agabob]

I do not know either but you just proved your lack of knowledge saying that I cannot put *any* SCRIPT inside a "WYSIWYG"...
I did and it works fine, thank you very much