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Entry Level Content Management System

August 18th, 2009

Entry Level Content Management System

Entry Level Content Management System


Entry Level CMS features

Although Entry Level CMS is a simple PHP web application, it’s no wimp when it comes to what counts. Entry Level CMS has a clean, very easy to use interface, a login/logout system using $_SESSION COOKIES, ability to add users, TinyMCE textarea editor (http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/), the ability to toggle visibility of a category or page(s), the ability to change/rearrange categories or page(s), a contact form with CAPTCHA, honeypots and a security question to prevent WEBBOTS from inputting data and, of course, file uploading.

So, who is EL CMS for?

In a word, anybody. But, EL CMS is developed primarily for individuals or businesses who are accustom to creating HTML websites and are familiar with CSS (cascading style sheets), but also need an application with database utilization. And in addition, probably know nothing to very little of PHP—and almost certainly have zero interest in learning it.

PHP is not an easy server-side language to learn—in spite “PHP and MySQL for Dummies.” PHP is not just PHP. For a PHP application to “do anything substantial,” it requires a database. So, that means you have to know how to create and implement a database. But a database is not just a database. In order for a database to be effective, it requires tables to be setup properly and relationships between tables to be configured properly as well.

So, in essence, you need to know how-to-two-things…did I say that right? But with EL CMS, you design your static pages any way you want, and let the client or others login and keep the site’s changing info up-to-date.

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Greetings All!

May 1st, 2007

Welcome to my Blog.

I’m Ed and I’m hoping to get some really helpful stuff accumulated here for us—the graphic/interactive community. Please, join me and let’s learn from each other. And, if you have a blog, let me know and I’ll ad you to my BlogRoll!

And please, visit me at www.edscorner.com

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ActionScript Support Blog

May 1st, 2007

Okay AS fans, just as soon as you thought you had a handle on AS 2.0, Adobe releases AS 3.0. I don’t know about you guys, but AS gives me a headache. I love what you can do with it, I love what you can do with Flash—but I’m one of those who do graphics as a specialty, and clients think that gives you all the ammunition you need to do “GREAT” stuff in Flash.

It’s not even possible to get them to understand—in 100 words or less—how sophisticated AS is and how the seemingly simplest interactivity can give one a migraine; for those who are not “AS Guru’s” that is. So, if you’re like me—love Flash but have a love/hate relationship with AS, leave your thoughts here :-)

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InDesign Support Blog

April 21st, 2007

I’m suprised that its not many blogs available on InDesign. Or maybe I just suck :-) Nevertheles, let’s talk InDesign

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Photoshop Support Blog

April 21st, 2007

This blog has tutorials, links to plug-ins, custom brushes and links to other Ps resources. http://www.photoshopsupport.com/index.html

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Flash Support Blog

April 21st, 2007

One of the best Actionscripter’s I’ve encountered is Lee Brimlow. His blog can be found at http://theflashblog.com

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