10 points pour optimiser vos applications PHP. Studio. WordPress Guide – Dissection Of File Structure. Feb 22 2008 First in a series of WordPress Guide posts this one is dedicated to an overview of what it is we work with on daily bases. How is our system built and most importantly what you, as WordPress blogger, need to know about it to perform maintenance, such as backup, upgrade, etc. I have wrote on several occasions that we need to know how our blog works in order to be most efficient bloggers but haven’t done enough to help you. Dissection of File Structure will be a direct step toward creating a new bread of WordPress Guides – visual and with descriptions so you could easily bookmark it and reference… WordPress File Structure Whatever method you have used to install WordPress (a manual install, Fantastico or any other automated script) – your file structure will still be exactly the same, which makes this tutorial a bit simpler. 1.
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Creating a PHP CMS – Part 5. This post is part of a series about creating a PHP CMS. Click here to start from the beginning. In the last few posts, we learned how to display information from the database. Today, we will be creating lists of posts for a navigation list, and for the CMS admin. Navigation List In functions.php, create a new function called listPages. The first thing we will do is make sure that the page set as the home page is listed first. Here we are using our BASE_URL constant in the echo statement.
Next we will list the rest of the pages. while is a type of loop. Save functions.php, and in index.php, call our listPages function, wrapping it in <ul> (or <ol>) tags. Administration Table In the administration panel, we will be listing pages again, but this time in a table with more information. This is basically just what we were doing before, except displaying more information. Now in admin/index.php, include functions.php (don't forget the '../'.), and call the displayAdmin function. Click here for Part 6.