Introduction for new series we are about to launch to show the foundation for systems like WordPress or Joomla. Dynamic PHP and MySQL Content Management System Websites that use Javascript WYSIWYG rich text editors to populate and edit website pages.
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MODx PHP/MySQL Content Management System (CMS) Overview
October 31st, 2010
phpmoz MODx is a powerful Content Management System (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. This gives a brief overview of the major components and functionality encountered when using the manager interface.
Part 4: How to Build Custom PHP MySQL CMS Website Software
October 22nd, 2010
phpmoz Here we demonstrate how to secure the application from malicious strings being added to the URL variable. At this point that is the only security measure needed.
PHP Tutorial: Dynamic Pages
July 18th, 2010
phpmoz In this tutorial I will show you how to make Dynamic pages using PHP. This is a very simple and effective tutorial. If you follow everything along correctly, you will have a really good result and quick loading pages. Useful PHP tutorial links: www.w3schools.com www.php.net www.developphp.com www.phpacademy.info Thanks for watching, Joe.
PHP & MySQL Tutorial 10: Starting a Basic Blog Part 2
June 30th, 2010
phpmoz Here’s a start for beginner web programmers: a Blog which will evolve into not only A blog, but a content management system. Alas, we need a beginning. This tutorial first starts with setting up our blog system. This blog system is designed in a way that can be expanded for future tutorials for real application. Make sure to see Part 3!
Flash PHP MySQL CMS – Content Management System Website Tutorial CS3 + CS4
November 18th, 2009
phpmoz Source Files – www.developphp.com In this Flash ActionScript 3.0, PHP, and MySQL tutorial video and source file download you can learn how to build slick CMS(Content Management Systems) for your client websites or for projects that require many people to input data. A Content Management System made in Flash makes editing content easier visually and physically for the user or client you have created it for. This method uses one PHP control file, one MySQL database(with 2 tiny tables in it …

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