Expert insight and practical guidance to create a framework that is efficient, flexible, and powerful management system based on PHP 5-content Learn how to design, build, and implement a complete CMS framework for your custom requirementsImplement a solid architecture with object orientation, MVCBuild infrastructure for custom menus, modules, components, sessions, user tracking, and moreWritten by experienced application developers CMS In Detail If you're developing a content management system in PHP 5, there are times when you just need to roll-your-own, for whatever reason. In this situation, this book will be very valuable. If you are looking for guidance in preparing the framework for the system, a strong flexible content management in PHP 5, this book is for you. As a former development team leader in open-source content management system Mambo famous, author Martin Brampton offers unique insight and practical guidance to the problem of building the architecture for content management systems. After the first scene-setting chapters, each chapter in this book deal with different aspects of the new development framework author Aliro PHP 5 CMS, with: A brief statement from problemDiscussion of important design issues and solutions framework facedCreation problem This framework is built on object-oriented architecture throughout, including adherence to MVC principles, and you'll learn how to create classes for handling such things as menus, modules, components, session tracking, and users. Administrative and security issues are addressed as an integral part of the design and implementation of framework features. The final chapter discusses the key issues that affect a variety of specific content handlers and explores a practical example in detail. What you will learn from this book General characteristics of the system to create the coding and object architectures to fully exploit websitesEffective PHP 5 A foundation for database processing to facilitate the further development of technical functions such as handling sessions, caches, errors, XML, mail, and file management of users of the site Flexible, practical deployment of the control role Handling Internationalization based access extended beyond the concept of the basic framework of General menu without a commitment before the details Shipping and presenting various types of user-oriented content Approach This book includes extensive discussion about design problems, and how to deal with in this framework.