Listing Articles for a PEAR Content Management System in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating:  / 1
2008-11-19 | | | | | In this tenth part of a twelve-part series on building a content management system with PEAR, we'll be covering the page that deals with listing articles that were written by a specific author. It is activated when a user selects an author from the list of authors on the author’s page. The idea is that you will then get a list of articles that were written by the author that you selected, and then you can read the articles. This page will only display the titles for each article. |
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Building an Authors Page for a PEAR CMS in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-11-12 | | | | | Welcome to the ninth part of a 12-part series on building a content management system with PEAR. In this part, we will look at the authors page. This page provides the user with a list of authors. This lets them choose to read articles written by a particular author. We will also begin discussing the authart page. |
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Building the View Details Page in a PEAR CMS in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-11-05 | | | | | In the last article we looked at how the main script for the CMS system works. In this article we will explore the page that enables us to view an article in full detail. Keep reading to find out how we will make this page work. |
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Creating the Main Pages of a PEAR CMS in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-10-29 | | | | | Welcome to the seventh part of a twelve-part series that explains how to build a content management system in PEAR. In this article we will walk through the code that makes up the main page in the CMS. We will also take a look at the second page of the system, called "view," that is responsible for displaying articles in detail. |
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Completing the Login Script for a PEAR CMS in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-10-22 | | | | | Welcome to the sixth part of a twelve-part series on building a content management system with PEAR. In this article we will continue to look at the code that makes up the login script as well as the HTML form that is used to collect the login information. We will also discuss the code that makes up the logout script. |
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User Authentication for a PEAR CMS in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-10-15 | | | | | Welcome to the fifth part of a twelve-part series on building a content management system in PEAR. In the last article we looked at some of the application-wide scripts, in other words, scripts that are used by all of the application. In this article we will explore some of the scripts that deal with different sections of the entire application. |
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A PEAR CMS: Examining the Code in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-10-08 | | | | | In the last article we looked at some of the scripts that are going to make up our CMS system. Codewise, this Content Management System is very simple, but will form a very good basis for a custom-made CMS. It is also a very good way to learn PEAR and database abstraction. |
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Building a Content Management System with PEAR in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-10-01 | | | | | In the previous articles we looked at what PEAR is, how it works and how to install packages. We also explored various packages that we installed. One of these packages was called PEAR::DB. We will be using this database abstraction layer to build a CMS in the next couple of articles. Discuss (1) |
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Installing a PEAR Package in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-09-24 | | | | | In the first article we looked at what PEAR is, how it works, how to install it and how to obey its coding standards. In this article we will look at how to install a package and, at the same time, we will create a content management system that has a database back end which uses one of PEAR's abstraction layers. Discuss (1) |
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My PEAR: The Beginning in PEAR Articles | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-09-17 | | | | | In the following series of articles, we are going to be exploring PEAR: what it is, how it works, and how widely it is supported. Then we are going to build an application to see how it is used. The best part of the PEAR package is that it comes free with PHP. Personally, I’m very impressed by the way in which PEAR makes it easy to integrate different types of databases. This feature along with many others is what makes this repository so very useful. |
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Developing a Contingency Plan in Server Administration | | | | Rating:  / 0
2008-09-10 | | | | | You have all your security systems in order. Your virus definition files are updated, your firewall is properly configured and your uninterruptible power supply batteries are fully charged. What could go wrong? And more importantly, how will you respond when it does? Because that’s when you’ll find out exactly how good your contingency plan is. |
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Implementing an Information Security Management System in Server Administration | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-09-03 | | | | | An information security management system (ISMS) is a formal, controlled set of processes and procedures dealing with the management of information security within an organization. The implementation of an ISMS is a key step that any organization in possession of valuable information assets should consider. This article offers an overview of the implementation process, and explains the benefits of an ISMS. |
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HTTP State Management with Cookies in Server Administration | | | | Rating: / 1
2008-08-27 | | | | | Cookies can tell you all sorts of interesting things about your visitors. This article explains what they are, how they're structured, why they're useful, and how to implement them on your web site. Code samples are included. |
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