Erlanger uses Movable Type

Oh, wow, the major city hospital's web site is made with Movable Type (see Mike Kelley's comment here). That's... huh.

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The site’s been running it live since 1-5-03, but we were using it back in 2002 while the site was being developed. Everything on the site, other than the job listings are powered by Movable Type. We’re using the stock system with a few plug-ins from within the community….no trackbacks or comments systems, though.

The budget for the site, aside from my salary, was $0. So we had to use something cheap and easy to use. I actually tried Nucleus, but decided to use MT based on my personal use of it and it’s ability to handle customization better….plus static pages and nice URLs.

I have looked at Open Source CMSs like Mambo and Typo3, this handles everything without problems.

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Cool. Thanks for the comment.

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Mark, how are you doing the /year/month/day_title archive URLs in Movable Type?

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My Archive File Template for Individual Archives is:

<$MTArchiveDate format="%Y/%m/%d"$>_<$MTEntryTitle dirify="1"$>.html

I hide the .html (imperfectly) with mod_rewrite and using the above instead of <MTEntryPermalink>, but Mark Pilgrim’s solution should work better if you can use it.

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The Archive File Template is under Weblog Config then “Archiving” in the bar across the top, if you haven’t seen that at all yet. :)