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Creating my own simple CMS for asp.net-mvc?

I want to create a simple CMS for my asp.net-mvc site. Needs some help to start. Will i save my whole page to db? what if my page contain links like
Url.Content("~/somepage")

When the admin will edit the page he will get the plain link not the Url.Content. How i can handle this in CMS?

Is there any CMS available based on subsonic?

+4  A: 

Why reinvent the wheel? Check out the Orchard Project - developer info on Codeplex - which is an open-source ASP.NET MVC CMS just like the one you're thinking about creating.

Maybe you can just use Orchard instead - or download its source code and learn from it?

marc_s  2010-03-20 11:34:38
+1, great idea to learn from an existing CMS especially one for which you have the source code.
Darin Dimitrov  2010-03-20 11:35:45

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