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geyids
post Jun 9 2008, 09:09 AM
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I'm currently designing a website that needs content categorization for example in these page here. Is there anything I can install to have something like these that an admin has to login to edit the info? thanks


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paintingtheweb
post Jun 9 2008, 04:50 PM
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Do you have any experience with PHP/MySQL? That's fairly easy to do with a relational db. You can do that like so:

Table: category
-id
-name

Table: imems(or whatever your categorizing)
-id
-category_id
-name

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Hello Forums
I'm currently designing a website that needs content categorization for example in these page here. Is there anything I can install to have something like these that an admin has to login to edit the info? thanks


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geyids
post Jun 11 2008, 05:21 AM
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Do you have any experience with PHP/MySQL? That's fairly easy to do with a relational db. You can do that like so:

Table: category
-id
-name

Table: imems(or whatever your categorizing)
-id
-category_id
-name


Im not so good in either but I can interprete some PHP. On the site I'm using Drupal 6.2 CMS, will that be any easier?


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