how can i design my own php website with admin panel?
September 29th, 2009 | 
Author: I wold like to know about how can i design my own PHP website script so i can edit the website from the admin panel like the WORDPRESS generator . Did any one can help me please?
THNX A LOT
Describing the entire process of creating a customized content management system is a bit too time consuming for Y! Answers but I can shoot you some advice.
Try some of the existing CMS tools, like Wordpress. It can be a fully-functional CMS and is very extendable. I’ve been able to do some rapid CMS development using the Wordpress API.
I know many companies are using Drupal as well. I have had bad experiences with Joomla in the past when too many modules are installed.
Evaluate your need for a CMS: is this for you or a client? How much content needs to be updated and how regularly?
If the answer is very rarely, you could hold off, or just build a dynamic site without a CMS to develop your PHP skills.
Either way, you would need some basic to intermediate understanding of dealing with:
- GET/POST requests
- session management
- connecting and working with databases
- methods of input and output escaping
These would be basics for you to get started and piece a system together. Focus on these and build on your skill set as you iterate versions.
To learn more about PHP, be sure to check out www.W3Schools.com for tutorials on PHP and other web related languages. As for Wordpress, its API, Drupal, or Joomla, see the source list below.
Posted in wordpress design
You can get all kinds of CMS (content management systems) for PHP and MySQL. Drupal and Joomla to name but two more.
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Use free scripts from sourceforge
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http://ww9.info
the one im working with is from phpcow.com. I made these sites:
http://myuniversalsports.com
http://myuniversalministry.com
its 100 bux for one but you can do a lot. more than with joomla or mambo. trust me its worth it!
mike
http://mmendo.com
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Describing the entire process of creating a customized content management system is a bit too time consuming for Y! Answers but I can shoot you some advice.
Try some of the existing CMS tools, like Wordpress. It can be a fully-functional CMS and is very extendable. I’ve been able to do some rapid CMS development using the Wordpress API.
I know many companies are using Drupal as well. I have had bad experiences with Joomla in the past when too many modules are installed.
Evaluate your need for a CMS: is this for you or a client? How much content needs to be updated and how regularly?
If the answer is very rarely, you could hold off, or just build a dynamic site without a CMS to develop your PHP skills.
Either way, you would need some basic to intermediate understanding of dealing with:
- GET/POST requests
- session management
- connecting and working with databases
- methods of input and output escaping
These would be basics for you to get started and piece a system together. Focus on these and build on your skill set as you iterate versions.
To learn more about PHP, be sure to check out http://www.W3Schools.com for tutorials on PHP and other web related languages. As for Wordpress, its API, Drupal, or Joomla, see the source list below.
References :
http://www.php.net/
http://www.w3schools.com/
http://codex.wordpress.org/
http://www.drupal.org/
http://www.joomla.org/