Hi, I have to admit, after doing the tutorials, seeing what has already been accomplished, and reading various writings, I am *jazzed* about Rails. More than I have been in a long time. But I need some advice. I need to move a currently static site into a CMS and build a full blown backend web application. The CMS needs to be able to support multi-language content, article publishing, newletters, news items, forum, and connections to the backend app for editing user information, upcoming events calendar, password protected content, etc. The backend application will be managing the student/teacher database, including course history, event scheduling, etc. I''m torn. I want to start right off and do the entire thing in Rails. But the CMS doesn''t exist yet, and I don''t feel like reinventing the wheel that everyone else is working on (nor do I have the time). I''ve played with the Typo3 CMS a lot, and it provides the power that I need, though my anxiety increases every time I work with it - very complex system. And it provides a way to run custom PHP scripts for generating content. So my question: is it possible to have a PHP script call Rails to return the output that would normally get placed in a Rails layout, the <% @content_for_layout %> section? Or does anyone have a better idea? Is there a rails CMS that I haven''t seen that would fit the bill? I''m not a PHP wiz, so I want to throw my full weight behind learning Ruby and Rails. Thanks for any help, Brett