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CMS Design Using PHP and jQuery

Build and improve your in-house PHP CMS by enhancing it with jQuery

Kae Verens

BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI

CMS Design Using PHP and jQuery
Copyright © 2010 Packt Publishing

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First published: December 2010

Production Reference: 1031210

Publishedby Packt Publishing Ltd. 32 Lincoln Road Olton Birmingham, B27 6PA, UK. ISBN 978-1-849512-52-7
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Cover Image by Asher Wishkerman (a.wishkerman@mpic.de)

Credits
Author Kae Verens Reviewers Tim Nolte Paul Zabin Acquisition Editor Chaitanya Apte Development Editor Chaitanya Apte Technical Editors Pooja Pande Aaron Rosario Indexer Hemangini Bari Editorial Team Leader AanchalKumar Project Team Leader Ashwin Shetty Project Coordinators Zainab Bagasrawala Poorvi Nair Proofreader Lynda Sliwoski Production Coordinator Kruthika Bangera Cover Work Kruthika Bangera

About the Author
Kae Verens lives in Monaghan, Ireland with his wife Bronwyn and their two kids
Jareth and Boann. He has been programming professionally for more than half his life. Kae started writing inJavaScript in the nineties and started working on server-side languages a few years later. After writing CGI in C and Perl, Kae switched to PHP in 2000, and has worked with it since. Kae worked for almost ten years with Irish web development company Webworks before branching out to form his own company KV Sites (http://kvsites.ie/) a small company which provides CMS and custom software solutions, aswell as design, e-mail, and customer support. Kae wrote the Packt book jQuery 1.3 with PHP, which has since become a part of his company's in-house training. Outside of programming, Kae is currently planning a book on budget clavichord design and building, and is the author of the online instructional book Kae's Guide to Contact Juggling, available here: http://tinyurl. com/kae-cj-book. Kae iscurrently the secretary of the Irish PHP Users' Group, http://php.ie/, is the owner of the Irish web development company kvsites.ie, http://kvsites.ie/, and is the author of popular web-based file manager KFM, http://kfm.verens.com/. This is Kae's second book for Packt, having written jQuery 1.3 with PHP in 2009. In his spare time, Kae plays the guitar and piano, likes to occasionally dust theskateboard off and mess around on it, and is studying Genbukan Ninjutsu.

Acknowledgement
I'd like to thank Packt again, for the great job the reviewers did reining in my ramblings, for their patience when real life intruded and I wasn't always communicative, and for their advice when the book threatened to go on for a few more hundred pages and we had to cut out a few of the planned chapters.Overall, I think we did a good job, and I look forward to seeing what other programmers think of it. Everything in this book was inspired by having to do it for paying customers. When I started building the CMS this book is based on, it was years ago and the other available OS solutions were simply not what our customers wanted; this allowed me the rare chance to build a CMS all the way up from the...