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Question administratio activities!!

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Nov 30th, 2006
Hello all,

I am designing a website using php and My SQL. It is an educational website which has an administrator... the adminstartor shall have the apility to add, delete or modify a course.

I finished a part of the website but i dont know how to begin to implement the administration activities..

I am thinking of build a DB using MySQL that contain every page in the website and with a query language when the administrator use to add a new page it will be load to the DB and the same idea about deletion and modification. BUT how could I link between several pages in the same course??
and how I can do the above..

I will appreciate any idea that will enlight my thought!! :rolleyes:

Thanks in advance.
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Re: administratio activities!!

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I'm currently writing few tuts on the subject such as:
http://www.linkstraffic.net/tutorial...mage_admin.php
char after char, word after word... leads to a website then a network...
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