This tutorial goes over implementing editing, and modifying the posting page to use a really cool in-page content editor, CKEditor!
So, here are the goals for today:
Implement the Fancy Editor into posting
Create a way to edit based on the posting
Now, it doesn’t sound like that is much to do, but as I explain it in depth, you will understand that there is more process to such implementation than what two bullet points can convey.
So, here is the recording(total ~ 25 minutes), there are two parts so please make sure you click on Read More to see the download-able sources along with part 2.
This tutorial in essence goes over implementing posting and inserting data into a database, along with data validation for the blog. This one also extends on Tutorial 10, 11, 12, so please check those out if you have not.
Here’s the plan:
Make a page for posting
Make a form
Get the SQL for inserting
Prepare and validate data
Test page functionality
Finalize and clean up
Part 1:
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This tutorial goes over implementing a log in system into the basic blog from tutorial 10/11. The goal is to use a session, a form, and a few pages to log in, log out, and of course, setting up future tools for the blog administration that will be shown in future tutorials.
You may refer to Tutorial 8(Login Concept) as we go though this tutorial.
Part 1:
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This tutorial goes over an inner join SQL query and extending the basic blog from tutorial 10 to have a link to a single-post page.
First of all, I am basing this tutorial on the last tutorial(10), which established a basic blog. Here we are going to compound the original statement that looks like SELECT * FROM posts ORDER BY date DESC
What we are trying to do however, is to remove the statement that looks like "SELECT postname FROM users WHERE ID = ”.$row['username']
and preserve the information on “Who posted it.”
The Second objective of this tutorial is to simply make the titles of the blog posts linked to a page that shows that post exclusively.
Here is Part 1 out of three, please watch all in their entirety so that you may understand them to the fullest.
Part 1:
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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.
Here’s the first video, Part 1:
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