APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR AUTOMATICALLY GENERATING WORLDWIDE WEB PAGES BASED ON REAL WORLD DOMAIN DATA

A program is disclosed which allows a user to create a series of world wide web pages based on real world domain data. The program maintains configuration and content data and a series of web pages that act as templates. Accessing the program, the administrator of the organization creates custom web pages by inputting data about the organization and its members. The configuration and content data for the web pages are stored in a database, and different levels of security limit who can effect changes to different portions of the database. Different levels of access are also created to limit the information that can be viewed from the world wide web once the pages are made available. In this manner, different levels of members can view different levels of information about an organization, including events, meetings, budget, and the like. Additionally, members can enter data in fields as allowed by the administrator, such as updating membership information, acknowledging meetings, and sending e-mail to other members. Web pages can have varying levels of detail as selected by the administrator.