Template Editor and Uploader?

[grobert14]

Is there any possible way of coding something on my website that acts like the c-panel, and has the upload functions and everything?

I am deciding if I want to code my own c-panel or if there is a way to incorporate the c-panel and set it so that only one type of sub-domain folder can be accessed?

[Eriksrocks]

Are you trying to set up reseller hosting? Bluehost is definitely not setup as a reseller host, and you'll have a very hard time trying to make it one. If you're looking to resell, you'll have to look elsewhere.

As a result, there is no way to set up multiple cPanel accounts or make it only accessible to a certain sub-domain. :)

Coding something is going to be just as difficult. :)

[felgall]

Each email account already gets access to those parts of cPanel applicable to ha email account.

You can set up separate FTP accounts with access to specific folders allowing upload only to the specific domain.

It might be possible to install your own copy of phpmyadmin to allow specific people access to a specific database (I haven't tried this).

None of the other cPanel functions are normally needed for someone to look after a specific domain or sub-domain as they mainly apply to he whole account.

[grobert14]

Each email account already gets access to those parts of cPanel applicable to ha email account.

You can set up separate FTP accounts with access to specific folders allowing upload only to the specific domain.

It might be possible to install your own copy of phpmyadmin to allow specific people access to a specific database (I haven't tried this).

None of the other cPanel functions are normally needed for someone to look after a specific domain or sub-domain as they mainly apply to he whole account.

Okay, so would you recommend phpmyadmin, or use the FTP account setup options?

[charlesgan]

lol... IMHO.. it can't be done.

[grobert14]

I've decided to go on with coding a "c-panel"... any recommended sites, or just "go for it!"?

[Eriksrocks]

Okay, so would you recommend phpmyadmin, or use the FTP account setup options?

Try both. The FTP account stuff will be very easy, but I'm not sure as felgall said whether you will be able to install new copies of phpMyAdmin to administer each domain/subdomain. :) FTP is for uploading files, phpMyAdmin is for managing databases. ;)


I've decided to go on with coding a "c-panel"... any recommended sites, or just "go for it!"?

Before you set out on coding, you could take a look at RavenCore (http://www.ravencore.com/), a free control panel that you could attempt to install and use for your users. :)

Otherwise, just go for it! :D

[grobert14]

Okay... :)