
Small demonstration of the project that we are going to build together in this work-shop.
Create the header, folder, and navigation; integrate CSS and Bootstrap for responsive design, and establish a PHP database connection using include files, then test the header.
Build a responsive navigation bar and footer for a fully functional PHP blog with CMS using bootstrap, container, and collapse features.
Explore building a dynamic content management workflow by configuring a fluid bootstrap layout, starting the admin index and header, and enabling links to open in new windows with target blank.
Build a PHP admin database connection by creating a dedicated class, setting host, user, password, and database, and validating the connection within the blog content management system.
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Create the admin navigation for the PHP blog with a responsive dropdown menu and a collapsible bar in the control panel, using Bootstrap and copying the code block three times.
Build and refine the admin navigation for a PHP blog with CMS, including a dashboard, post creation, dropdown menus, and preparing header and footer with JavaScript libraries.
Develop and connect the admin navigation for a PHP blog CMS, integrating header and footer, bootstrap, and the index, control panel, and post workflows with database readiness.
Create an add post page in a fully functional PHP blog with CMS by building a validated form that inserts a post's title, category, content, and image into the server.
Create a posts database on localhost for a PHP blog, define an auto-incrementing id primary key and essential fields like category, title, content, date, image, and post link.
Build and process a php cms post form, collecting title, category, image, status, and content, moving the uploaded image, and inserting the post with the current date into the database.
Refactor and implement a post-creation function in a PHP blog with CMS, using include files, global connections, and publishing a new post to test the workflow.
Limit the posts per page in a PHP blog with a CMS by adjusting the query to show only the first three posts and enable pagination for later pages.
Build view all posts page in a PHP CMS by structuring an HTML table to display posts and wiring create, read, update, and delete operations in a control panel.
Create a category in a PHP blog with CMS by building a category form, validating input, inserting into the categories table, and viewing all categories in the control panel.
This lecture teaches building a category page in a PHP blog that uses a GET parameter to filter posts by the selected category and display results from the database.
Build the edit post feature in the control panel by loading a post by its id and pre-filling title, image, content, category, and link for editing, then prepare update logic.
Learn to refactor a PHP blog with CMS to edit and delete posts, implementing delete on the same page via a delete function.
Explore building a fully functional php blog with cms by implementing a view all categories page that lists, edits, and deletes categories.
Build and customize a PHP blog category management page by creating a form, listing categories, and a reusable function to display categories, including edit functionality based on category id.
Edit category part.2 demonstrates fetching the selected category via get, querying the database, and displaying the category title in a php blog with cms.
Implement delete category functionality in a PHP blog with CMS by wiring the control panel to view all categories, delete a selected category, and redirect to the categories page.
Refactor the delete function and build admin and user management in the PHP blog, enabling create, view, edit, and delete actions with a database-backed registry and control panel.
Build the admin panel for a PHP blog with CMS by creating a form, validating non-empty username and password, and inserting records into the database, with testing and function consolidation.
Implement a dynamic search page in a PHP blog by wiring header, navigation, and footer, processing the search form, and displaying matching posts with title, date, and image.
Learn to structure a fully functional PHP blog with CMS, building a categories sidebar and search page using Bootstrap and proper include structure.
Build a categories sidebar that lets users select categories, displays posts from the chosen category on the category page, and refines the UI with bootstrap styling by removing bullet points.
Master category page pagination in a functional PHP blog with CMS by counting posts per category, displaying up to three per page, and using page and category title parameters.
Implement search page pagination in a fully functional PHP blog with CMS, building the search query, handling page variables, and rendering a pager with last-page logic and navigable links.
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Learn to integrate a sidebar into the categories page of a PHP blog CMS, placing the sidebar code in the categories view and previewing category posts such as racing cars.
Learn how to implement category page pagination in a PHP blog, counting posts and displaying not more than three per page while navigating using category and page parameters.
Implement search pagination in a PHP blog with a CMS by building keyword queries, managing pages, looping results, and rendering navigation with active page indicators and a search input placeholder.
Display a selected post by id when users click read more or a title, showing its content, image, date, and a comments feature in a PHP blog with CMS.
Build a functional php blog with cms by creating a comments database and a read-only post id form with fields for name, email, and content.
Develop the registration page for a fully functional PHP blog with CMS, featuring a user form for username, password, first name, last name, and email.
Create and configure a users database for a PHP blog, defining fields like user_id, first name, last name, email, and user image, then prepare the user table for integration.
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Implement registration functionality in a PHP blog with a CMS by processing the registration form and inserting user data (username, first name, last name, email, password, role) into the database.
Refactor the registration page by moving code into a new PHP function in the include folder, requiring the database file, and using it to create a user.
Learn to implement a PHP blog comments form by catching submit events, requiring login, inserting comments into database with post id and title, and displaying them with a while loop.
Implement a comments feature for a php blog with cms, retrieving and displaying comments for a post, ordering by newest, and rendering a submission form.
Display all comments in the blog's control panel, count them, and enable editing or deleting.
Develop delete comment functionality in a PHP blog CMS by using a GET parameter to identify the comment id, executing a DELETE query on the comments table.
Display all users from the database in a fully functional php blog with cms, showing user id, username, first name, last name, email, and registry date.
Learn how to implement delete user functionality in a PHP blog with CMS, using user ID validation, executing a delete query, and redirecting back to the same page.
Learn to publish a php blog with cms by selecting a domain from a provider like GoDaddy, choosing hosting, and uploading files via a control panel to deploy the site.
Explore building a fully functional PHP blog with a content management system, featuring a user and admin interface, recipe-focused content, search, comments, and responsive bootstrap design.
It's safe to say that nearly every website that's up-to-date these days is using some form of content management system (CMS). While there are a ton of great free options that provide us with a CMS to power a website (WordPress, Drupal, etc.), it doesn't hurt to peek under the hood and get a feel for how these systems work,and to see that the custom build CMS are among the best nowadays.
This work-shop is intended to give you a feel for how PHP and MySQL interact together, and to show what is a CMS through practice . I'll not be skipping explanations of some of the very basic programming stuff in frond-end and back-end ,also I will write comments so you can easily navigate through the course.I'll try not to lose anyone, though, I promise.The project is made on DreamWeaver IDE so will learn also how to use one of the most powerful IDE on the market. I am ready to answer any questions that you might have.PHP is one of the most important web programming languages to learn, and knowing it, will give you SUPER POWERS in the web development world and job market place.
Some of the major TOPICS are
How to implement user registration and login
Form submissions & interactions with PHP
Variables in PHP
Logical Operators in PHP
Control Structures in PHP
Comparison Operators in PHP
Loops in PHP such as while(){},for(){}
PHP pre-build functions and custom functions
Constants PHP, OOP(Object Oriented Programing)
Super Globals in PHP POST[],GET[]
Sessions in PHP
Working with FILES in PHP
Authentication
Using Bootstrap
LearnHTML5 and CSS from scratch (most commonly used up to advance as a animation)
Databases in PHP.
Note: part 2 PHP CMS blog FUDI Coming Soon!(please see last lesson Where from here ) i will give 20% discount for all my students.Also i will add new content each month.