Out With a Bang

[kyra_ojosverdes]

So, on my second-to-last day of work, I just created a system that allows an HTML-naïve user to type in a filename, title, and page content (with "highlight and click" HTML formatting and handy little "this is what this button does" alt-text), click Submit, and create a PHP text file, which accesses a MySQL database for the page's content. The user can then update, edit, mangle all to hell said content through the same "highlight and click" editor.

It makes nice, clean code, neatly nested inside the "shell" for the School of Education webpages.

It is not a WYSIWYG.

I am a fucking genius.

Thank you, thank you.

Comments

eep

[controlledfall.livejournal.com]

Congrats! That is supercool. I have to admit that one of my biggest concerns about going back to school is the lurch I'm going to be leaving my boss and co-workers in. I feel awful about it already and I haven't told them yet. And, I doubt I'll be leaving in a flourish of productivity, like yourself!

Way to go!

WHOO HOO!

[mindscat.livejournal.com]

you fucking ROCK :D

Ultra Kooliyo

[shmuelisms.livejournal.com]

Now for a copy of the source files :-)
You do have a copy don't you?

Re: Ultra Kooliyo

[kyra-ojosverdes.livejournal.com]

I asked the boss if there would be an issue w/ intellectual property, and he said no, there wouldn't! It's mine, all mine.

I'm definitely going to use this for my church's website. (Lately, I'm very into "systems that allow someone OTHER than me to update the bleedin' website, without allowing them to break the thing.)