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MoDCAMeRa Manager

News Posts Overview
News Posts Overview
Comics Overview
Comics Overview
MoDCAMeRa Manager
When MoDCAMeRa was first onlined, every news post, comic and comment was entered in using PHPmyAdmin. Although this was groovy for me, Tom suggested that a nifty PHP application would be more convenient all-round, so I set to work.

Soon, I had created the fully functional and secure news post, comic and comment manager known as the MoDCAMeRa Manager.

Such fabulous prizes as...
MoDCAMeRa Manager comes equipped with the ability to list, view, create, edit and delete news posts, comics and comic comments through a stylish, minimalistic interface. On the News Posts Overview, every news post within the database is listed, sorted by thread age and sub-sorted by post age. Each new thread is shown as a dark grey band in the news post table. On the Comics Overview, every comic item in the database is listed together with the title of the news post with which it is linked. Individual comics can be shown, commented upon, reuploaded and granted an alias in the MoDCAMeRa comic archives table.

Every action taken within the MoDCAMeRa Manager is consistency checked and redundant posts and comments are removed.

One good turn...
MoDCAMeRa Manager was designed to give complete administrative control over the dynamic content of MoDCAMeRa. For security and ease-of-use reasons, a cut-down, user-oriented MoDCAMeRA Mini-Manager was created. MoDCAMeRa Mini-Manager allows users to add news posts to already existing threads, and to comment on any already published comic. Users cannot edit posts to which they are not attributed, nor can they delete posts.

Bloody Fantastic
The MoDCAMeRa Managers are sophisticated stuff, I've gotta admit. The most intense PHP coding I've ever done, really. Although infinitely useful for MoDCAMeRa maintenance, MM was coded only for the PHP and mySQL practice, so don't count on any more web apps being coded anytime soon.

Suprisingly, over the year that MM has been in active service, it has only required a small number of very minor alterations to it's core code to fix some minor bugs. As far as I'm concerned, MM is totally complete.

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