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Mar 26, 2007
How do I create a form that allows teachers to post lesson
plans on my website? Mae
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Max
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I forgot that on this crappy
forum script, you can't show tags ...
> Mr. Smith - Geography
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> Mr. Johnson - Science
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> Mrs. Anderson - English
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> etc...
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I forgot that on this crappy
forum script, you can't show tags ...
> Mr. Smith - Geography
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> Mr. Johnson - Science
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> Mrs. Anderson - English
>
> etc...
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A simple PHP login script sets a session. Once a teacher logs in,
the script allows that person to edit their text (content).
It's all based on a login which could be as simple as a
4 digit PIN assigned to each teacher.