- Building Websites with PHP-Nuke
- Building Websites with PHP-Nuke
- Credits
- About the Author
- Preface
- 1. An Introduction to PHP-Nuke
- 2. Installing PHP-Nuke
- 3. Your First Page
- 4. Managing the Site
- Your Site, Your Database
- Visiting the Administration Area
- Site Preferences
- The Cookie Crumbles
- Backing Up the Site Database
- Managing Blocks
- Types of Blocks
- The Blocks Administration Area
- Adding Blocks
- Options for All Blocks
- Adding Other People's News with RSS/RDF Blocks
- Adding a File Block
- Time For Action—Adding the Total Hits Block
- 5. Managing Users
- Ingredients of a User
- Setting Up a New User
- The Your Account Module
- Rewarding the User
- Points on Offer
- Time For Action—Awarding Points for Viewing Pages
- Restricting Module Access to User Groups
- Time For Action—Restricting the Statistics Module to Frequent Page Viewers
- 6. Story Management with PHP‑Nuke
- The Story Story
- Organizing Stories
- Topic Management
- Adding Stories
- The Visitor View of a Story
- Story Management
- Finding Stories
- Special Administrator
- Points and Prizes
- Sharing your News
- Polls and the Surveys Module
- Summary
- 7. Content Management Modules
- Content
- FAQ
- Encyclopedia
- Web Links and Downloads
- Reviews
- Module Feature Comparison
- Summary
- 8. Managing the Discussion Forums
- 9. Customizing Layout with Themes
- What Does a Theme Control?
- Theme Management
- From an Existing Theme to a New Theme
- Starting Off
- Templates and PHP Files
- Changing the Page Header
- Time For Action—Changing the Site Logo Graphic
- Time For Action—Changing the Site Header Layout
- Time For Action—Fixing and Adding the Topics List
- Time For Action—Adding a Welcome Message to the User
- Time For Action—Adding the User Avatar
- Time For Action—Adding a Horizontal Navigation Bar
- Time For Action—Changing Some Background Colors
- Working with the Stylesheet
- Changing Blocks
- Changing Story Layout
- Changing the Footer
- Adding a Favicon
- Page Output from Start to Finish
- Summary
- 10. Programming PHP-Nuke
- What Happens When a Page is Requested?
- Creating a Block
- Data Access in PHP-Nuke
- Module File and Folder Structure
- Creating a User Submissions Module
- Module Development Steps
- Creating the Module Folder
- Creating the Database Tables
- The Visitor Code—the index.php File
- The User Submission Administration Area
- Creating the Administration Code
- Extending the Module
- Summary
- A. Installing XAMPP
- Points on Offer
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