Management of web contents (Images, PDF brochures, HTML files etc.) in such a way that it is peering and lucrative for users. It comprises of capturing, implementing and quick delivery of content rich websites by streamlining the web publishing process.
CIPL Offers Content Management Solutions:
Post Nuke
PHP Nuke
Mambo
PHPBB
Word Press
ASP Content Management System
PHP Content Management System
Joomla Content Management System
Web based Content Management System
Ruby on rails Content Management System
Drupal Content Management System
Ajax Content Management System
Open source Content Management System
Custom Content Management System in ASP, PHP and ASP.net
Web Content Management strategies govern:
Content requisite
Creating consistency of content and its reuse
The management of content in definitive sources to full-fill the demands of both software and the technologies concern.
Contents are according to guidance and principles.
Meet customer’s requirement with full satisfaction through accessing and maintenance.
Traditional Web sites - Problems
Based on minimal modification, traditional websites was rolled out due to tedious updates and need of fresh contents in websites. The complex structures in traditional websites require special tools and knowledge for up-gradation of such web content management system. Some basic problems are:
High cost might occur due to hiring skilled IT professionals
Cost occurred in due diligence of supporting tools with a complete set of hardware might be required
Security has not been great concern for an authorized editor.
No formal approval was required for any of promotional process or change.
Latest scenario of the business structure in dynamic and competitive environment compels all the website pages fresh and up-to-date with latest news and information.
Requirements of a Web Content Management System
To abreast with competitors web contents are overwhelmed with the requisite to create more contents, in quick approach and customized according to customers will and recommendations. Leverage the CMS to address all your customers and information forecast according to media requirements.
Web Content Management System- Active Site
As the business scenario changes you have to change accordingly. Fresh content are the need of an hour. Since contents are ever changing strategies for being in business, so you must choose web CMS according to the flexibility to accommodate not just today’s need, but also tomorrow’s.
WHY A CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REQUIRED?
Content management system reviews allow you a quick integration of any modification, deletion, addition to the existing site content structure. To facilitate the access, a security clearance is obligatory with proper storage of history files (organized manner). At CIPL, you can avail total solution of enterprise content management system through content management software. The change in images, flash files, textual contents and relationships between the contents can be easily added. So, the prerequisite is hardware with a browser, that’s all.
CIPL content management Features:
Ease to use due to clear options.
Compatible to all the browsers
No additional software is required
Facilitate direct uploading of images on contents
Formatting, listing and hyperlinking are quite easy.
Ability to upload PDF and media files
Access to different users according to prior permission
Facilitate new pages and section creation in the website
Abilities to have controls font type, different colors, size, formatting scripts (Bold, Italics, and Underline etc).
Draft and live versions of content of the website is maintained through options.
Preview option is to facilitate live mode before publishing.
Website content management system provides very good opportunity to get desirable output in quick accessible time. What are you thinking about?
Let’s this opportunities be grabbed!!!
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die("Invalid Connection: ".mysql_error());
$this->db = mysql_select_db(DB_DATABASE,$this->links);
if(!$this->db)
die("Invalid Database Selection: ".mysql_error());
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function select($query,$debug=0, $exit=0)
{
if(trim($query) == "")
die("Query Is Empty: ".mysql_error());
/*
This is used to check that query has select word or not
If you try to execute other types of query like update, insert then in that
case this will give the error
*/
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{
if(trim($query) == "")
die("Query Is Empty: ".mysql_error());
else
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}
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{
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}
/*
The return_sql_query store the query which you have passed as query argument.
It is return with database record array.
It is used to pass in the paging class.
*/
$db_rec_row_array['return_sql_query'] = $query;
/*
This is used to debug the code and prin the query
You have to pass 1 (one) as the second argument of the select function
Default is $debug 0 set.
The Third argument is used to exit and not browse the page.
*/
if($debug == 1)
{
print "
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print_r($db_rec_row_array);
print "
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if($exit == 1)
exit;
}
return $db_rec_row_array;
}
//use to insert record
function insert($query,$debug=0)
{
if(trim($query) == "")
die("Query is Empty: ".mysql_error());
/*
This is used to check that query has insert word or not
If you try to execute other types of query in that case this will give the error
*/
if(!preg_match("/^insert/i",$query))
die(" Invalid Query: ".$query." ");
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if(!$this->result)
die(" Result Erorr: ".mysql_error()." ".$query." ");
/*
This is used to debug the code and print the query
You have to pass 1 (one) as the second argument of the edit function
Default is $debug 0 set.
*/
if($debug == 1)
{
print "
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exit;
}
return $this->result;
}
//use to update record
function update($query,$debug=0)
{
if(trim($query) == "")
die("Query is Empty: ".mysql_error());
/*
This is used to check that query has update word or not
If you try to execute other types of query in that case this will give the error
*/
if(!preg_match("/^update/i",$query))
die(" Invalid Query: ".$query." ");
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if(!$this->result)
die(" Result Erorr: ".mysql_error()." ".$query." ");
/*
This is used to debug the code and print the query
You have to pass 1 (one) as the second argument of the edit function
Default is $debug 0 set.
*/
if($debug == 1)
{
print "
";
exit;
}
return $this->result;
}
//use to insert, update, replace and delete record
function delete($query,$debug=0)
{
if(trim($query) == "")
die("Query is Empty: ".mysql_error());
/*
This is used to check that query has delete word or not
If you try to execute other types of query in that case this will give the error
*/
if(!preg_match("/^delete/i",$query))
die(" Invalid Query: ".$query." ");
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if(!$this->result)
die(" Result Erorr: ".mysql_error()." ".$query." ");
/*
This is used to debug the code and print the query
You have to pass 1 (one) as the second argument of the edit function
Default is $debug 0 set.
*/
if($debug == 1)
{
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