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Building a Multi-Page Article System With ASP/PHP
By: Mitchell Harper
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    2003-01-05

    Table of Contents:
  • Building a Multi-Page Article System With ASP/PHP
  • How Everything Will Work
  • The JavaScript Behind it All
  • Saving Articles to the Database
  • Displaying a List of Articles
  • Conclusion

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    Building a Multi-Page Article System With ASP/PHP - Conclusion


    (Page 6 of 6 )

    In this article we've seen how to develop a multi-page article publishing system. We've also seen how to list and display each article. The code in this article is rough, however it can be used in a CMS system with a bit of a clean up.


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