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Simple php news editor


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I want to build a simple flat file as in (I dont want it to complex) "tiny_mce or Quill" news editor for my website with a simple AdminĀ 
what I want is to log in, the editor display news.html or news.txt even, edit it not overwriting it, and save it with a Save Button.
The simpler the better, I have tried for days to make Newscoop work with nothing but headaches.
Can anyone help me?
I have a news service that I used years back, but it's php is way out dated.

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You want to 'build' a flat file or you want to 'edit' a flat file and what do you propose to use for this a simple text editor that you already have on your pc or you want to write a php script to do this what have you written so far that would help to help you out and what does 'tiny_mce or Quill' mean

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What kind of "news" are you talking about? What does it look like? What information is part of the news item, by which I mean things like author names or publish dates or tags or banner images... Because unless you literally want the most basic-looking "news" ever, you're going to need something more than just plain text.

Because "build a simple flat file" is an implementation decision, and how can you decide that if you don't even know yet what you want implemented?

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