Creating, editing and maintaining site-wide content such as press releases, company announcements and much more is a simple web-based process. Introducing Whats New Pro. The easiest way to manage content updates for any website, large or small.
Features such as a browser based administration packed with features allows any authenticated user to update your website within seconds using sub-admin accounts. Sub-administrator accounts allow you to specify which employees or editors can udpate specific sections of your website using Whats New Pro.
Key Features
FREE Installation! Simple to Install… Program Configuration Setup via Web Browser (No Editing of CGI Files) Username/Password Protected Browser Interface Supports Multiple Administrators (Main Administrator Sub Admin Accounts) Create Multiple News Categories Sort / List Categories in any Order Admin can specify what categories Sub-Admin accounts can access HTML Support in News Entries Select Separate Output Templates per News Group Choose number of news listings to view per page Set search matches Per Page Choose # of News Entries to Publish to Server Side Include Files (Example Below) Four (4) outside files to include in news output (For site-wide header/footer files, etc)
100% Customizable Using HTML Templates Clean Organized Output for Viewing and Navigating Main index lists available news categories with number of entries Option to include any number of news entries on main index Allows searching an individual news category to find specific news articles Specify how many news articles listed per page when viewing a news category Option to e-Mail news article to a friend Printer friendly options for all news articles And Much More… Static HTML pages published for Search Engine Results Image Uploads Supported with News Articles
Administration back-end (Main Administrator)
Administration back-end (Sub Administrator / Less privileges)
Example Headlines Pulled In
January 24, 2002
Amazon posts its first net profit
In a fourth quarter marked by strong international sales and cost cutting, Amazon.com on Tuesday reported its first-ever net profit, on record sales, delivering on its promises to Wall Street.
December 30, 2001
BlueLight.com shrugs at Kmart filing
As Kmart filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, the 40 people who work at the company’s Internet division, BlueLight.com, were completing a move to a cheaper office building and hoping the lights would stay on.
December 21, 2001
Optimistic reports push up techs
Earnings news helps lift the tech-heavy Nasdaq, as investors at market close awaited quarterly reports from IBM and Microsoft.
Requirements
Perl 5+ Include Support (For Pulling Headlines Into Exising Documents)