This tutorial will teach you
This code allows you to
There are many different ways
One of the most powerful
have to make your site have
dynamically create your
to create a template system
features of PHP is its
the option to allow the
tables using PHP code. It
in PHP. This tutorial will
ability to reduce the amount
users to choose the look and
is perfect for a content
hopefully show you the basic
of site maintenance you need
feel of the site using PHP,
management system where you
understanding of this type
to do. By setting up a
and MySQL wrapped around a
do not know how many rows of
of method.
consistent site template,
HTML template. Doing this
data will appear at design
you can reduce the effort
gives you more control of
time. The class allows you
needed to create new pages,
your site without having to
to easily add rows as they
and you can also make it
recode all yout HTML inside
are needed without worrying
much easier to change the
your PHP scripts.
about coding the table's
design of your entire site.
HTML.
This tutorial takes you
through a simple example of
how to set up and access a
site template.
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Throughout two separate parts
The author writes
This tutorial shows you how
This tutorial shows you how
in this series, the author
"PHPLIB templates can
to make a site
to create a template-based
demonstrates step by step
grant you an amazing ability
database-driven, but still
Web site using FastTemplate
the fundamental principles
to abstract the manipulation
indexable by search engines.
class by <a
of PHP in an original
of data (in the database as
It also explains how to
real-world Web site example.
well as in PHP) from its
create a site to be
The Part 1 offers the basics
final format, whether that
co-brandable whose
of PHP and features a
format is HTML, XML, WML, or
look-and-feel are dependent
Webzine that includes an
a formatted e-mail, and some
on which
author's page where content
of these ways will be
"affiliate" site
providers can enter the text
explored here."
was being accessed.
of articles, as well as a
front end for presenting
this content to the world.
In Part 2 of this series,
you'll be shown the delivery
module presents a menu of
stories to the reader, and
how the authoring module
permits authors to submit
stories to a Webzine.
Date: Feb, 02 2001 Date: Mar, 12 2001 Date: Dec, 11 1999 Date: Dec, 14 1999 |