register_globals

[masonbarge]

Originally Posted by delusion

I did.. now this:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/delusion/bs4y.allura.nl/login.php:2) in /home/delusion/bs4y.allura.nl/login.php on line 5

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<?php
require ("config.php");
if ($_POST['formpass'] == $pass && $_POST['formlogin'] == $login) {
header("Location: admin/");

}//end if

Why don't you post the file contents (taking out any sensitive info like a password)? Apparently you need to move part of "config.php" down one line as something in the file is causing a header to be sent.

[Voodoochilli]

Yeah, thats probably right. If something is being echoed from config.php, maybe it should just be returned as a variable, eg $return_message or something.

[delusion]

This is the base of the CMS I'd like to build from..

http://www.cms-center.com/

[Voodoochilli]

Is this a project you are setting up?

[delusion]

Originally Posted by Voodoochilli

Is this a project you are setting up?

I'd like to create a CMS, and call it my own later, so I can sell it to new customers. Since I'm pretty n00b with php I figured to get a asimple existing cms, and alter it to my (and my customers) needs..
Why?

[Voodoochilli]

Well I was just thinking, you really should get away from using javascript for security features. If that company does that, then you should proabbly avoid using it. You could use something like joomla instead maybe, and customise it.

[delusion]

Originally Posted by Voodoochilli

Well I was just thinking, you really should get away from using javascript for security features. If that company does that, then you should proabbly avoid using it. You could use something like joomla instead maybe, and customise it.

I know Joomla pretty well (I'm using it for my own webpages an for 2 customers), but in this particular case it's waaay too big.. Like the media manager: don't need it. RSS-feeds: don't need it. Link-page: no need for. Content in categories? My customer only needs 3 pages.. (I could go on.. )

I need something really simple, just for the content part. It can be something else than this simpleCMS, but it has to be really simple..

[Voodoochilli]

I would suggest you hire a php developer to build one for you. Someone that knows it well could do that work in a day, but learning it from scratch is pretty tricky. Mind you, it is good to learn new things!

I would get an experinced developer to have a look at the code afterwards though, even if you do develope it yourself, otherwise you might have problems later on when your client is using it.

[delusion]

Originally Posted by Voodoochilli

I would suggest you hire a php developer to build one for you. Someone that knows it well could do that work in a day, but learning it from scratch is pretty tricky. Mind you, it is good to learn new things!

I would get an experinced developer to have a look at the code afterwards though, even if you do develope it yourself, otherwise you might have problems later on when your client is using it.

How much do you charge?

[Voodoochilli]

If you want to list exactly what you require I can give you a price.