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...The block component can display the list of packages on a site page managed by the Ascoos CMS. Through the cms management window, we can configure the block. - Define the number of classes to display. - Set a general access using the global username "bigfriend", or use the username that we declare for our login to phpclasses.org. - Specify whether to display a column with the days that have passed since the class was posted. - Finally, we will define the theme of the appearance of our block.

Please watch the video till 18m:00s / screenshots below for easy installation steps. This video is taken from my other project, with many similarities and some naming differences. After installation, login to the Administrator Page with : Username : root Password : change_this and look at the team1 database and the sample_table in it, from all aspects. You can now create your own tables/forms. Also, login into the team1 user page ( from homepage ) with : Username : team1 Password : change_this to check its facilities. You can also create your own users, databases, grant privileges, change passwords, enable audits, create tables etc. by having a look at this file : C:\forms64bit\httpd\htdocs\team1_user_and_database_creation.sql Also, the files, index.html and the team[1-8].php present in the same folder, can be studied for more customization. ...

...If you are new to Virtual Machines, then please watch the Video below ( taken from my other project. just replace td with wp wherever mentioned ) After starting this VM, please login to its administration panel with: Website Address: https://wp.local/wp-login.php ( Accept Any Warnings Due to Usage of Self-Signed https Certificates ) Admin Username: admin Admin Password: change_this from any PC on your Local Network. Your Website Viewers can access your Posts, by Visiting : https://wp.local/ Once setup & running, please ensure that a Backup of the system, is taken regularly, to avoid any issues. These are covered in the video. Google Search helps in finding more about WordPress.

...The session needs a random string to make sure the session id in the browser is random. That random string is used to encrypt the session id in the browser, Why? To prevent session id guessing. Each user has a username, password, social Id, and picture. If the user is logged in via username and password, then the social Id has to be null, and the if logged in via a social account, then the password will be null.