5: Managing Site Content
If you’re reading this book in order—and I certainly hope you are—then you’ve got a site where users can register, log in, change their password, and log out, but there’s nothing for them to look at! On the other hand, they haven’t paid anything yet either, so...
In this chapter, you’ll create the content management side of the equation, with two kinds of content: HTML pages and PDFs. I’ll tell you how to write the code for creating and displaying the content.
But first, you’ll need to create an administrative user.
Creating an Administrator
Even though administrators will use the same login system and the same underlying users table as regular users, for security reasons, you cannot create an administrator through ...
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