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CMS Tools

Posted on July 5, 2012 by admin498 views

i posted an analogous question, but… topic switcher, basic launch, new page founder, built in seek out, xml output, logger, postal mail script for speak to. what else could you put in a new cms. Will depend on what industry the CMS is designed for. Product search might be an option. Anti-spam mechanism for the contact form. Sales/order tracker it’s possible. Probably a blog/forum startup. i use a captcha i built with php-gd, so let me be adding that towards the contact. still not sure on an easy way for generic implemenation associated with it though. article vs javascript div in the event page, _blank or parent implementing the blog in addition to search today. sales tracker is an add about script. i hope to let with this how to customize that can not be done with other CMSs with the addition of scripts and working with a standard framework and also folder system. you may add tools towards the the dashboard with the addition of a folder using the name of this folder populating that link text in the dashboard, a required navigation script with all the same name since the folder-in the folder, requires an intro. txt plus … Continue reading →

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The login form, where should it go?

Posted on July 5, 2012 by admin398 views

After i create a website, I always place my loginform about the same spot with every page. Extra accurately, I always (or at least, whenever possible) put it about the same spot, where I show user information when the user is logged around. But I also see websites that just have a very separate login page, which seams less accessible to my opinion. But does this make sense to possess a separate login page and a login form somewhere inside page structure MY SPOUSE AND I see facebook working, but to us, it doesn’t actually make sense. what on earth do you guys think That depends on the website and whether or only one form is usually included on the page. ASP. web, for example, doesn’t allow in this directly (there is how to have two or maybe more forms, but it truly is tricky). It really comes right down to " what performs for you". that may be strange. I need ideas of anything about asp, but doesn’t the item just print out html much like php ASP, sure. ASP. net grips things differently. Each form may be known as a control, not a bit of HTML code, and … Continue reading →

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