ks fine, because I identify the edit areas by the comment tags.
>The problem with this is that if I put an option like Add New Page to the
>admin system, the user would have to surround the tags with the comments, I
>mean, he would have to edit the HTML.
>
>Pretty toff thing!!!
&g
This is not hard just long. I am working on just that now. I am building a
site that allows my users to edit their site via the web and not requiring
them to know HTML. What I am doing is using a template page and I am asking
them for specific data for the various sections of the page, I then hav
Thank you,
Rom
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From: Plutarck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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If you are storing the content in a database, your job is a ton easier.
Just add an edit l
If you are storing the content in a database, your job is a ton easier.
Just add an edit link on the page you want people to be able to edit. It
will link over to an edit page with the value of the current page sent in
the URL via get.
Get the content from the database pointed to by the url, and
Rom.
""Romulo Roberto Pereira"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if anybody have developed something related to dynamic web
> pages building and administration. I need to store the content of the site
> in the database
We all are working on something like this.
Search Source Forge to get some better ideas.
Sincerely,
Maxim Maletsky
Founder, Chief Developer
PHPBeginner.com (Where PHP Begins)
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