By bryanzug on

A client of mine is not ready for Drupal (no LAMP, unsure of the business value, etc) -- wondering if there is a way I can configure a dev drupal install to do the content managment and then export the whole thing (and/or bits and peices) to static XHTML+CSS for manual upload into the HTML+CSS only CMS I currently have to use to deploy this client's projects.

This possible? If so, where can I find the details.

Am hoping it is and that I can at least get the ball rolling with Drupal 'inside the firewall' this way.

Many thanks --

Bryan

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

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ragsman’s picture

ragsman commented

I don't know if there is a module or function built into Drupal for this, however HTTrack website copier would probably work. I use it successfully to export a php based wiki site that I run on localhost into a static set of html pages that can be used without a server on anyone's computer.

http://www.httrack.com/

Ragsman

doka’s picture

doka commented

Check this link in handbook, it describes a workflow or checklist to create a static site from Drupal.
http://drupal.org/node/27882

Doka

Doka

bryanzug’s picture

bryanzug commented

Thanks Doka and Ragsman! Will check these out.