Shocker
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Anyone know where i can see an example of this script in action??
Locker Room Script
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Josh is a little behind the times. 
A lockerroom script is basically a CGI or PHP script that allows users to enter and maintain their own information for wrestler profiles, roleplay, etc. Some allow users to enter match segments or other information about their wrestlers. The 'standard' has traditionally been "Mexi's Backstage Script," although I think there have been additional hacks to it, etc. There's also been talk of a new PHP script that someone's worked up, but I haven't seen it myself yet.
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A lockerroom script is basically a CGI or PHP script that allows users to enter and maintain their own information for wrestler profiles, roleplay, etc. Some allow users to enter match segments or other information about their wrestlers. The 'standard' has traditionally been "Mexi's Backstage Script," although I think there have been additional hacks to it, etc. There's also been talk of a new PHP script that someone's worked up, but I haven't seen it myself yet.
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Ah HA. And excuse me, Chad, but I'm not behind on the times... I'm just behind on the new lingo for "content management system."
I haven't seen the script in action, but I imagine it's exactly as it sounds. At work this summer, I developed a PHP/mySQL database system for our online class schedule. I essentially made it so that my boss, who knows nothing of HTML, can edit or add classes to our schedule using simple HTML forms. The PHP parses the forms and either updates, adds, or deletes information from the database. It's all very cool, in a very, very nerdy way.
Hell, I'd design it myself if I didn't have like, 1,000 other projects going on right now. It seems like web-enabled databases are all, like, suddenly in demand. G'luck getting that script to work, of course.
Sounds pretty straightforward.
I haven't seen the script in action, but I imagine it's exactly as it sounds. At work this summer, I developed a PHP/mySQL database system for our online class schedule. I essentially made it so that my boss, who knows nothing of HTML, can edit or add classes to our schedule using simple HTML forms. The PHP parses the forms and either updates, adds, or deletes information from the database. It's all very cool, in a very, very nerdy way.
Hell, I'd design it myself if I didn't have like, 1,000 other projects going on right now. It seems like web-enabled databases are all, like, suddenly in demand.
G'luck getting that script to work, of course.Sounds pretty straightforward.