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  • skuer
    New Member
    • Feb 2008
    • 13

    #1

    submit/edit article

    Hey people..

    I've done a little programing in html, php and mysql..and could need som help now..please..

    I have created an submit form where users can write their own article(only if they are loged in)..But i don't know where this form should send the info if I want it to pubslish on my page (like wikipedia)..it' s not in an mysql table..right?

    And when the article is published, I want the user (who wrote it) to later edit the article if needed..

    Any help here?

    I would be thankfull for any help here..

    Skuer
  • Amzul
    New Member
    • Oct 2007
    • 130

    #2
    Originally posted by skuer
    Hey people..

    I've done a little programing in html, php and mysql..and could need som help now..please..

    I have created an submit form where users can write their own article(only if they are loged in)..But i don't know where this form should send the info if I want it to pubslish on my page (like wikipedia)..it' s not in an mysql table..right?

    And when the article is published, I want the user (who wrote it) to later edit the article if needed..

    Any help here?

    I would be thankfull for any help here..

    Skuer
    i think a good way will be
    give the author option to uplad a file and insert the contant of this file to mysql
    mysql can handle long text

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    • Markus
      Recognized Expert Expert
      • Jun 2007
      • 6092

      #3
      Originally posted by skuer
      Hey people..

      I've done a little programing in html, php and mysql..and could need som help now..please..

      I have created an submit form where users can write their own article(only if they are loged in)..But i don't know where this form should send the info if I want it to pubslish on my page (like wikipedia)..it' s not in an mysql table..right?

      And when the article is published, I want the user (who wrote it) to later edit the article if needed..

      Any help here?

      I would be thankfull for any help here..

      Skuer
      The form should, indeed, be saved into the database; then you can have a dynamic webpage.

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      • skuer
        New Member
        • Feb 2008
        • 13

        #4
        Originally posted by Amzul
        i think a good way will be
        give the author option to uplad a file and insert the contant of this file to mysql
        mysql can handle long text
        Originally posted by markusn00b
        The form should, indeed, be saved into the database; then you can have a dynamic webpage.

        Interesting, when your talking about file, is this a special kind of file type?

        I want this page to do most of it's work by it self.. So I don't have to take theese files and put them out on a the page..

        Any suggestions on code i could us for uploading it to mysql, and than automaticly it can appear on a web page?

        Thanks for the answers so far :D

        Skuer

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        • nomad
          Recognized Expert Contributor
          • Mar 2007
          • 664

          #5
          Originally posted by skuer
          Hey people..

          I've done a little programing in html, php and mysql..and could need som help now..please..

          I have created an submit form where users can write their own article(only if they are loged in)..But i don't know where this form should send the info if I want it to pubslish on my page (like wikipedia)..it' s not in an mysql table..right?

          And when the article is published, I want the user (who wrote it) to later edit the article if needed..

          Any help here?

          I would be thankfull for any help here..

          Skuer
          Yes its in a db.
          I would look at a forum site to get an ideal on how they created one.
          I use once called phpbb.com

          nomad

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          • skuer
            New Member
            • Feb 2008
            • 13

            #6
            Originally posted by nomad
            Yes its in a db.
            I would look at a forum site to get an ideal on how they created one.
            I use once called phpbb.com

            nomad
            It's possible to see the code with phpbb?

            Skuer

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            • Markus
              Recognized Expert Expert
              • Jun 2007
              • 6092

              #7
              Originally posted by skuer
              It's possible to see the code with phpbb?

              Skuer
              phpbb is an open source project, so, yes - and it's free i believe.

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              • skuer
                New Member
                • Feb 2008
                • 13

                #8
                Originally posted by markusn00b
                phpbb is an open source project, so, yes - and it's free i believe.
                I have read through it, and it's a lot of codes...

                But i didn't get much knowledge out if it..

                I still don't know how the code should be, to send the file to table (mysql)..

                Or how the code should be so it can appear on the php page..

                Or with the option for editing the article later...

                Looks like a tough job..

                Any help?

                Thanks so far..

                Skuer

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