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Feb 20, 2001, 21:49 #1
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I've noticed a lot of site that have a lot of articles have use php. I'm just wondering where I could get this script. Adding new pages manually is getting extremely tedious. Thank you!
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Feb 20, 2001, 22:01 #2
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"adding articles" is almost always special for every website. And it is very involved, the best thing I could recomend would to read Kevin Yank's article about building a databse driven site on webmasterbase.com. I read the article three weeks ago, and it opened my eyes, since then I have been devouring anything I can find on PHP, and php.net has gained my continual use. If you read that all the way through, you will not have much problems getting a PHP/MySQL content management system up and runing.
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Feb 21, 2001, 10:07 #3
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Here's the URL:
http://www.webmasterbase.com/article.php/228Kevin Yank
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Feb 21, 2001, 10:50 #4
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I give that link out to at least 3 people a day (it's my first recommended stop for anyone who wants to learn PHP) - any chance you could register it it's own domain (www.kevinsphptutorial.com or something) as I'm fed up of trying to remember the number...
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:14 #5
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A couple weeks ago I realized that I'd memorized the URL without really trying. Most people don't like to be given a link to a tutorial like that. I know I do, though.
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:21 #6
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Hopefully now that we've done away with the query strings the URL is easier to type. We're working on some ideas for making it easier to link back to SitePoint articles from the forums; just give us time to sort out the details!
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:25 #7
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Would something like http://articles.sitepoint.com/228 be out of the question? Of course that relies on the articles for all the different sitepoint sites having unique IDs (I'm not sure if this is the case).
I don't mean that example as a permanent URL - just something that redirects instantly to the article in question.
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:28 #8
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Skunk: Doing so would require them to likely setup a redirection for each article. What they have now is something like this:
http://www.webmasterbase.com/article.php/228
That is much easier on them - I believe they have just ONE script that can handle all redirections in that case, and is still search-engine (and non-geek) friendly.
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:30 #9
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Originally posted by Skunk
Would something like http://articles.sitepoint.com/228 be out of the question? Of course that relies on the articles for all the different sitepoint sites having unique IDs (I'm not sure if this is the case).
I don't mean that example as a permanent URL - just something that redirects instantly to the article in question.Kevin Yank
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:33 #10
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Hehe - how about http://228.sitepoint.com/ for the ultimate in URLs-for-lazy-people
Definitely possible, after all that's how the infamous http://insert.name.here.isgay.com/ site works
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:36 #11
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http://sitepoint.com/228 should be doable on a global scale as per the method shown at the end of this thread:
http://www.sitepointforums.com/showt...?threadid=5672
I've got some other ideas, too....Kevin Yank
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Feb 21, 2001, 11:54 #12
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Kevin, Your article is superb! Its extremely helpful... I want to learn php/ mysql but didn't know where to start. I'm already grasping a ton!
Thanks a million,
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Feb 21, 2001, 18:34 #13
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Ok, everyone! All praise Wayne Luke, who has implemented a new <article=articleid>text</article> tag in these forums (replace the angle brackets with square brackets).
Check it out: My PHP article
Woo!Kevin Yank
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Feb 21, 2001, 18:51 #14
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Let me try.
Building a Database Driven Site with PHP and MySQL.
Cooooooooooool.I'm gonna have to swipe this intellectual property and create other "quick-link" vBCodes on my forums.
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We'll sic the SPSP (SitePoint Secret Police) on you!
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Feb 21, 2001, 20:12 #16
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Lemme guess: you give Chicken a couple of Snickers bars, tell him I insulted his Mother Hen, and then give him a Cable Connection, an email client, and a lot of free time?
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Nah -- we'll send Julio out to give you a beer enema.
I am getting in so much trouble for this...Kevin Yank
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Feb 21, 2001, 20:22 #18
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Originally posted by kyank
Nah -- we'll send Julio out to give you a beer enema.
I am getting in so much trouble for this...
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I have no idea who Julio is, but I have a very strong feeling that I don't want to, either.
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