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CMS design using PHP and jQuery : build and improve your in-house PHP CMS by enhancing it with jQuery /

Build and improve your in-house PHP CMS by enhancing it with jQuery.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Verens, Kae
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Birmingham : Packt Pub., ©2010.
Colección:Community experience distilled.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; Acknowledgement; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: CMS Core Design; The CMS's private and public areas; The front-end; The admin area; Plugins; Files and databases; Directory structure; Database structure; The configuration file; Hello World; Setup; Front controller; Reading page data from the database; Summary; Chapter 2: User Management; Types of users; Roles; Database tables; Admin area login page; Logging in; Logging out; Forgotten passwords; User management; Deleting a user; Creating or editing a user; Summary
  • Chapter 3: Page Management -Part OneHow pages work in a CMS; Listing pages in the admin area; Hierarchical viewing of pages; Moving and rearranging pages; Administration of pages; Filling the parent selectbox asynchronously; Summary; Chapter 4: Page Management- Part Two; Dates; Saving the page; Creating new top-level pages; Creating new sub-pages; Deleting pages; Rich-text editing using CKeditor; File management using KFM; Summary; Chapter 5: Design Templates -Part One; How do themes and templates work?; File layout of a theme; Setting up Smarty; Front-end navigation menu; Summary
  • Chapter 6: Design Templates -Part TwoAdding jQuery to the menu; Preparing the Filament Group Menu; Integrating the menu; Choosing a theme in the administration area; Choosing a page template in the administration area; Running Smarty on page content; Summary; Chapter 7: Plugins; What are plugins; Events in the CMS; Page types; Admin sections; Page admin form additions; Example plugin configuration; Enabling plugins; Handling upgrades and database tables; Custom admin area menu; Adding an event to the CMS; Adding tabs to the page admin; Summary; Chapter 8: Forms Plugin; How it will work
  • The plugin configPage types in the admin; Adding custom content forms to the page admin; Defining the form fields; Showing the form on the front-end; Handling the submission of the form; Sending by e-mail; Saving in the database; Exporting saved data; Summary; Chapter 9: Image Gallery Plugin; Plugin configuration; Page Admin tabs; Initial settings; Uploading the Images; Handling the uploads; Adding a kfmget mod_rewrite rule; Deleting images; Front-end gallery display; Settings tab; Grid-based gallery; Summary; Chapter 10: Panels and Widgets
  • Part One; Creating the panel plugin
  • Registering a panelThe panel admin area; Showing panels; Creating the content snippet plugin; Adding widgets to panels; Showing widgets; Dragging widgets into panels; Saving panel contents; Showing panels on the front-end; Summary; Chapter 11: Panels and Widgets -Part Two; Widget forms; Saving the snippet content; Renaming widgets; Widget header visibility; Disabling widgets; Disabling a Panel; Deleting a Panel; Panel page visibility-admin area code; Panel page visibility-front-end code; Widget page visibility; Summary; Chapter 12: Building an Installer; Installing a virtual machine