Comments on: Building a CMS Part 3 http://tomsbigbox.com/building-a-cms-part-3/ The metaphorical box belonging to Tom Tue, 10 Aug 2010 08:54:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Simon http://tomsbigbox.com/building-a-cms-part-3/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Simon Thu, 04 Mar 2010 11:56:48 +0000 http://tomsbigbox.com/?p=543#comment-142 Hi, this I have been trying to get to work on localhost with wamp but it seems that the pages are made, but then, when I try to edit something it comes up with the error for mysql_fetch_array on line 3 of edit.php. As I am writing this I have solved the issue, just under: {code]<?php session_start(); $currentPage = $_GET['page'];[/code] place: [code] include('connect.php');[/code] beore: [code] $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM content WHERE page = '$currentPage'");[/code] and then the query is processed accordingly. Great little sript though, the only thing is that there is no user restriction, it doesn't make me sinup for an account or anything, I have the [+] Add New Page link and that's that, will see if there are any other issues that I can work out to see why this is happening. Thanks for the script and tutorial, great help in getting started with a custom CMS, too many complicated ones out there, even the ones that "claim" to be easy! Thanks again! Thanks again! Hi, this I have been trying to get to work on localhost with wamp but it seems that the pages are made, but then, when I try to edit something it comes up with the error for mysql_fetch_array on line 3 of edit.php.

As I am writing this I have solved the issue, just under:

{code]<?php session_start(); $currentPage = $_GET['page'];[/code]

place:

[code] include('connect.php');[/code]

beore:

[code] $result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM content WHERE page = '$currentPage'");[/code]

and then the query is processed accordingly.

Great little sript though, the only thing is that there is no user restriction, it doesn't make me sinup for an account or anything, I have the [+] Add New Page link and that's that, will see if there are any other issues that I can work out to see why this is happening.

Thanks for the script and tutorial, great help in getting started with a custom CMS, too many complicated ones out there, even the ones that "claim" to be easy!

Thanks again!

Thanks again!

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