$adminemail = admin@yoursite.com ; $adminpass = admin ; $adminname = (Web design)
$adminemail = admin@yoursite.com ; $adminpass = admin ; $adminname = Admin ; $sql = INSERT IGNORE INTO cms_users . VALUES (NULL, $adminemail , $adminpass , $adminname , 3) ; $result = mysql_query($sql) or die(mysql_error()); echo
; echo CMS Tables created. Here is your initial login information:n ; echo- login: . $adminemail .
- password: . $adminpass .
n ; echo
n ; echo Login to the site now. ; echo ?> 3. If you have not already done so, load cmstables.php in your browser. If it runs with no errors, you should see a screen similar to Figure 13-1. It will look a little different, of course, if you used your own e-mail and password values. Figure 13-1 419 Building a Content Management System
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