And so ends another exciting day in the CMS saga. Stay tuned while we look at your next file, reviewarticle.php. This time, you need to use one of the functions in outputfunctions.php, so you include it at the top of your page. First, you display the title of the page, and then use the outputStory() function to display the article on the page.
you loop through the array and substitute the appropriate values where necessary. The variable $k holds the array key, and $v holds the array value. You also set $i to 1 because it will be incremented immediately inside the loop: echo
n ; $i = -1; foreach ($a_artTypes as $k => $v) { $i++; Here s your first use of the array key. The first pass through, this will read Pending Articles. Next time through, it will read Published Articles. Clever? echo
n ; Notice that you are using $v in what follows to create the field date_submitted in the first loop, and date_published in the second. You are also using $i to first compare is_published to 0, and then to 1 in the next loop. echo
n ; echo
n ; echo
n ; } require_once footer.php ; ?> 467 Building a Content Management System
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Figure 13-10 How It Works Next comes pending.php: submitted , Published => published ); The following is where you use your associative array. You are displaying pending, or submitted, articles, and then displaying published ones. In the interests of conserving code (because we re lazy, remember?), 466 Chapter 13
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Figure 13-9 5. Click the Publish button. You will be taken back to pending.php, and the article will now be listed under Published Articles. 6. Click the Articles link, and you will be taken back to the index page. This time, the article should appear on the page (see Figure 13-10). 465 Building a Content Management System
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3. Click the Review link. The Review page pending.php loads (see Figure 13-8) with a list of all pending and published articles. Right now, there is only one pending article the one you just wrote. 4. Click the article. You will be taken to reviewarticle.php. It should look similar to Figure 13-9. You have the option to edit, publish, or delete the article. Figure 13-8 464 Chapter 13
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echo . htmlspecialchars($row[ title ]) . ($v . date( F j, Y , strtotime($row[ date_ .$v])) . )
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n ; echo
n ; } require_once footer.php ; ?> 2. Next, create reviewarticle.php: