If you've done any development with a CMS, or any kind of articl-posting system, then you've discovered that some entries/stories/articles/etc, are just too long for a normal HTML page. It's not that it can't handle it technically, but we, as humans, find it a bit of a turn off to have a super long page presented to us to read. So, what's the answer? Well, DevArticles' new piece can help you make your users more comfortable.

In Building a Multi-Page Article System With ASP/PHP, they step you through the ideas behind these two languages to help you create a multi-page document management system that will help break things up and make it easier and more pleasant for your users.

Basically, you create the pages manually - there's no "magic" behind the scenes that does the work. It's just inputted from a special page that takes the code/text, and splits out just the page you're looking at. Of course, they give you all the code you'll need to add/edit/remove articles to the database, so don't worry if you're new to the language....