SPP - Simple PHP page, CMS for PHP/Mysql

 Don't waste your time learning to use complex CMS if you don't need advanced options. This simple CMS made for PHP/Mysql contains only three tables. You can add more modules as your site growns made by you. SPP version 0.1 is free. Doesn't include search, nor sitemap, if you need those functions request it, this version was not completed but you can request it free.

Requirements:

PHP4, Mysql 4, javascrip,  3 MB on your web server or more.

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Features

• You can execute php inside your pages
• Very simple and fast
• Creates pages with description and keywords
• Password protected pages
• Deny access by IP

Installing

Download  SPP, unrar the rar file, then upload the files to your web server using FTP, finally execute install.php from the administrative folder : something like  **adminxx y execute install.php, but for this step you will need a valid mysql database, an user and a password. Install.php will try to create the database with three tables. If it fails create these by hand,e executing blank.sql in the folder:

**adminxx\install\blank.sql

After of creating tables, execute install.php again, the administrative user will be inserted in a table.

You will need to create an user and password, with this password you will be able to access to the administrative folder to create, edit, delete pages with a WYSWYG editor , FCKEDITOR, also is included a simple file manager.

Creating a page

Inside the administrative folder, after of using your user and password,  write a title, content, descript and a identifier for the url, the identifier is a varible passed to index.php, example:

http://www.cromosoft.biz/spp/?dir=main

Here the template is index2.php

http://www.cromosoft.biz/spp/index2.php?dir=main

Customise your template (index.php)

Save an html file as php, this file should include two includes:  header.php and cuerpo.php , the first file will create the header section with title, keywords and description, the second file will create the content of a web page. By hand copy and paste your urls into your template.

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