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Web Development - .Net CMS Question
Morinoko
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Hello Penny-Arcade, i have a very specific question:
I'm looking for a CMS (can be Open Source or Comecial) that will run under Windows Server (IIS, SQL Server, ASP.Net) and have reward program functionality.
The idea is to have a site, where new users will register and input a code that came with a product they bought (previously in a store). Then, the site needs to keep the points information for a future prize. Immediately after inputing the code, they will see a screen letting them choose a prize. They should also receive an email with this information.
Is there an app or a CMS module that does this out of the box? Custom coding it is almost not an option, since the deadline is very close.
Thanks in advance.
I'm looking for a CMS (can be Open Source or Comecial) that will run under Windows Server (IIS, SQL Server, ASP.Net) and have reward program functionality.
The idea is to have a site, where new users will register and input a code that came with a product they bought (previously in a store). Then, the site needs to keep the points information for a future prize. Immediately after inputing the code, they will see a screen letting them choose a prize. They should also receive an email with this information.
Is there an app or a CMS module that does this out of the box? Custom coding it is almost not an option, since the deadline is very close.
Thanks in advance.
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I didn't get too heavy into it, as I mostly develop on Unix systems now.