Not sure exactly what you are looking for, but many languages will write
to plain text files instead of a database if you want them to. It's a
little harder work but it depends on what you really want whether it
will work for you.
You could use some kind of csv file to store your "dynamic" content.
Alan Dayley wrote:
> I am webmaster for a school band web site. It is a hand-crafted piece of
> beauty I inherited from the previous volunteer webmaster. It uses HTML
> with a few server side java scrips for header and footer stuff. It looks
> good but, after almost a year of doing maintainance, I am tired of doing
> HTML by hand for every little change.
>
> The site is hosted on donated server space and donated bandwidth. The
> donated account they provided does not allow the site to use a DB. That
> would require the next expensive hosting package. I'd rather not ask
> them to donate more value if I can help it. Unfortunately it is a
> Windows host server too so even if they gave us a database, I wouldn't
> know what CMS to use on a Windows web server.
>
> Is there a "CMS" system that will allow me to add new articles, post
> pictures, in short, do basic site updates without adding to the services
> of the web server? I envision some application or "CMS" running on my
> local machine that generates HTML to then upload to the server.
>
> I have not found such a thing but maybe one of you know of one.
>
> Alan
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