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RhapX
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PHP CMS System

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If anyone would be willing to help me make some kind of little CMS system that would be great. If not, I really just need to know how to name the variables in the PHP/HTML file where the inputs and stuff are and how to get it to find it in the action file and such. Please if anyone would be kind enought to help me out that would be great and I would be very appriciative.
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m3mn0n
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Hey Jake! Welcome to the PHPDN.

Check out this tutorial: http://www.time-2-design.com/viewtut.php?id=17&type=php

I've not gone through it myself, but from the user comments others have found it interesting and very helpful.
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1.) you need to install PHP, MySQL, Hosting Server(IIS, Apache).

http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.php

2.) You have to study and learned PHP and MySQL

Tutorial: http://www.tizag.com/phpT/index.php
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Post by RhapX »

Thanks guys,
I will take a look at that stuff when I get home from school. I have PHP and mySQL installed (I am using my webhosting). Hopefully those tutorials work for me. Anyways, I will let you know when I get back.

Thanks again,
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Post by Buddha443556 »

I have PHP and mySQL installed (I am using my webhosting).
Shared hosting isn't really meant to be used for development. Of course, if your talking about a dedicated server then that's different.

Setting up a development server on your home PC isn't difficult. You can even use a package like WAMP5.

Welcome to PHPDN.
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Post by m3mn0n »

Buddha443556 wrote:
I have PHP and mySQL installed (I am using my webhosting).
Shared hosting isn't really meant to be used for development. Of course, if your talking about a dedicated server then that's different.
I agree. The optimal solution is to develop locally and then deploy elsewhere. But if that's not possible, shared hosting development is alrighty.
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