Hello all,
I have just finished what I call Site Management System
v0.0.0.0.0.0.0. 0.0.1 :D
I am not a professional programmer nor a really experienced one either
(I've been dabbling with stuff for the last 10 years), so I would like
you, the experts, to have a look at the code and provide me with your
feedback. I do not know if I implemented good security practices or not
and if I have made the functions efficient enough.
Basically what this is, is a system to easily update a website. It
stores everything in a database and makes it easy to to
add/update/remove links. I guess you can call it a CMS, but I do not
know if that would be an accurate description or not.
There are 2 bugs that I know of:
1. When editing existing links, some white spaces appear out of
nowhere. They are not in the database and when outside of the
administration area, look correct.
2. I have a function that reorders the pagid's when one of the middle
links is deleted, so that pageid's stay in sequence. It works
flawlessly, but the links are not displayed in sequence on the page.
To access the administration area, the username is administrator and
the password is administrator. I have made things very simple to make
the sure the basic functionality is working and that the initial design
is sound. Once that is established, I have many ideas of things to add.
This also means that the site looks really UGLY:) I will work on the
css tags and the css sheet after the backend is safe and sound. You can
access the site at http://linux-place.com, and can access all of the
project files at http://linux-place/sitefiles (all except for the
include file for the database password ;)
Thank you for anyone that has made it this far and even more thanks to
anyone that contributes to this thread.
Much appreciated,
Ahmed El-Daly
I have just finished what I call Site Management System
v0.0.0.0.0.0.0. 0.0.1 :D
I am not a professional programmer nor a really experienced one either
(I've been dabbling with stuff for the last 10 years), so I would like
you, the experts, to have a look at the code and provide me with your
feedback. I do not know if I implemented good security practices or not
and if I have made the functions efficient enough.
Basically what this is, is a system to easily update a website. It
stores everything in a database and makes it easy to to
add/update/remove links. I guess you can call it a CMS, but I do not
know if that would be an accurate description or not.
There are 2 bugs that I know of:
1. When editing existing links, some white spaces appear out of
nowhere. They are not in the database and when outside of the
administration area, look correct.
2. I have a function that reorders the pagid's when one of the middle
links is deleted, so that pageid's stay in sequence. It works
flawlessly, but the links are not displayed in sequence on the page.
To access the administration area, the username is administrator and
the password is administrator. I have made things very simple to make
the sure the basic functionality is working and that the initial design
is sound. Once that is established, I have many ideas of things to add.
This also means that the site looks really UGLY:) I will work on the
css tags and the css sheet after the backend is safe and sound. You can
access the site at http://linux-place.com, and can access all of the
project files at http://linux-place/sitefiles (all except for the
include file for the database password ;)
Thank you for anyone that has made it this far and even more thanks to
anyone that contributes to this thread.
Much appreciated,
Ahmed El-Daly
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