WINTER 2010

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ITC 280 is Bill Newman's Web Databases class. We're developing websites in php. This page you can find links to my homework, project and documentation pages.

My class portal pages, by the way, are in html, site-managed in Adobe Dreamweaver CS4, using templates. Bill tells me that once I go php, I'll never go back. By the end of this quarter I plan to convert this portfolio and class portal site to php.

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ITC 280: Web Databases

a11

Assignment 11: Rich Text Editor For this assignment you will need to install a Rich Text Editor (RTE) for administrators to login and make changes to site pages you designate.

a10

For Assignment 10 you'll add image upload to your List/View application. For this assignment you will need to get an Image Upload system built for administrators to login and upload images currently visible on your 'view' pages.

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A9) admin login shows a page with an administrative Login. For Assignment 9 you'll build an administrative area so you can place 'admin only' tools at your disposal, and at the disposal of your client. This is in preparation for file upload, and installing the Rich Text Editor, which will allow your client to update their own web page data.

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A8) For Assignment 8 you'll add Paging to your List/View application. civ_list_pager shows the list with limited number of items, and the ability to page through using Pager.

A7) For Assignment 7 we'll need to build our own database table so please be thinking about an inventory related items to be able to store in a database table.

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A6) Functional Includes - model_mysql.php

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a5) phpMinAdmin on iStrom.com (phpMinAdmin can be put in the web space of any domain on the same server the MySQL database is!) Having this application linked on your construction page will allow you to work with MySQL from what could become your 'home base' for development. Once the application is built, you can supply your MySQL credentials (username, password, database) to edit your data. Access to this application is controlled by sessions stored on the server. We'll cover sessions and state maintenance more completely in the coming weeks.

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a4) Install ReCAPTCHA contact form in Civitalogue

Developing files tracker for Civitalogue in Google docs

wp blog

a2) Civitalogue template in html and broken up into php with includes for header, nav (sidebar) and footer, and a php copyright year in footer.

project plan

a1b) Project Plan for Civitalogue: in Google docs (now defunct)

wp blog

a1a) Set up documentation:

Construction page (you're here)
Development blog (blog now defunct-like)
(Admin)