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http://www.qrimp.com http://www.qrimp.com has a feature called "publisher" that you can use to convert any database content to a set of static files that it can
by pj 17y ago
http://www.qrimp.com http://www.qrimp.com has a feature called "publisher" that you can use to convert any database content to a set of static files that it can then FTP to any server. You can modify your data, which in your case would be just the content between the header and footer, you can also include a header file or a footer file. The header and footer could change based on which area of your site (which data) you are publishing.
The data can be anything, products, customers, or lists of blog posts. The Qrimp blog is managed with the Qrimp publisher, for example: http://www.qrimp.com/blog/categories.Features.html http://www.qrimp.com/blog/categories.Features.html
With the templating system, you can create complex query structures to pull in data from any table in your Qrimp app. It is a programming construct of sorts that allows you to create static pages that are the result of dynamic queries, so your website loads really fast, but it is based on a dynamic database.