RE: [PHP-DB] WYSIWYG HTML Editor with PHP

2001-12-09 Thread Ali Nayeri

Yes, we are using a MySQL backend too.

Oh, and sorry for not specifying the structure.  We are using Apache, PHP,
MySQL.

CMS stands for Content Management System. It is sort of like an explorer
type system that lists all of the content available in the site. That's why
we need an editor to give people ability to edit the content online.

If you could send us a sample project, that would be fantastic.

Thanks in advance

Ali

-Original Message-
From: CK Raju [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: December 9, 2001 9:55 AM
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 I'm working on a project in my school where we need a very solid CMS
system
 which has both management capabilities and if possible, has a web-based
 WYSIWYG editor that is idiot-proof.  The problem is, we are not sure how
to
 start it.  Can it be done using PHP or should be go with the traditional
 Java or ActiveX objects.  If you have any solutions or have done anything
 similar, we would appreciate any help or code to get us started.


If you need a sample project I may be able to help you.
This one uses MySQL as backend.

But what is CMS. --management System ??
CK Raju

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Re: [PHP-DB] WYSIWYG HTML Editor with PHP

2001-12-09 Thread Shooter

my suggestion. have 1 page. called

edit.php
-
in this page. list all the tables in the database. each table should be
called the section/file name. eg. school.php. have when u click on this
link. it goes 2 edit2.php?page=$the page u clicked

edit2.php

simple load up 1 form.  da dahh :)


school.php
-
load it all from the mysql database. done.

Shooter

ps. i have currently done something like it. but with a registration 4 a lan
etc.


- Original Message -
From: Ali Nayeri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: PHP Database Mailing List [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 8:14 PM
Subject: RE: [PHP-DB] WYSIWYG HTML Editor with PHP


 Yes, we are using a MySQL backend too.

 Oh, and sorry for not specifying the structure.  We are using Apache, PHP,
 MySQL.

 CMS stands for Content Management System. It is sort of like an explorer
 type system that lists all of the content available in the site. That's
why
 we need an editor to give people ability to edit the content online.

 If you could send us a sample project, that would be fantastic.

 Thanks in advance

 Ali

 -Original Message-
 From: CK Raju [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
 Sent: December 9, 2001 9:55 AM
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; PHP Database Mailing List
 Subject: Re: [PHP-DB] WYSIWYG HTML Editor with PHP



  I'm working on a project in my school where we need a very solid CMS
 system
  which has both management capabilities and if possible, has a web-based
  WYSIWYG editor that is idiot-proof.  The problem is, we are not sure how
 to
  start it.  Can it be done using PHP or should be go with the traditional
  Java or ActiveX objects.  If you have any solutions or have done
anything
  similar, we would appreciate any help or code to get us started.


 If you need a sample project I may be able to help you.
 This one uses MySQL as backend.

 But what is CMS. --management System ??
 CK Raju

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Re: [PHP-DB] WYSIWYG HTML Editor with PHP

2001-12-09 Thread Miles Thompson


Search Goog;e for something like Content Management script PHP. I think I 
saw some CMS scripts yesterday at HotScripts.

Miles Thompson

At 11:02 PM 12/8/2001 -0800, Ali Nayeri wrote:
Hi all,

I'm working on a project in my school where we need a very solid CMS system
which has both management capabilities and if possible, has a web-based
WYSIWYG editor that is idiot-proof.  The problem is, we are not sure how to
start it.  Can it be done using PHP or should be go with the traditional
Java or ActiveX objects.  If you have any solutions or have done anything
similar, we would appreciate any help or code to get us started.

thanks

Ali


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Re: [PHP-DB] WYSIWYG HTML Editor with PHP

2001-12-08 Thread CK Raju


 I'm working on a project in my school where we need a very solid CMS system
 which has both management capabilities and if possible, has a web-based
 WYSIWYG editor that is idiot-proof.  The problem is, we are not sure how to
 start it.  Can it be done using PHP or should be go with the traditional
 Java or ActiveX objects.  If you have any solutions or have done anything
 similar, we would appreciate any help or code to get us started.


If you need a sample project I may be able to help you.
This one uses MySQL as backend.

But what is CMS. --management System ??
CK Raju

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