New PHP Framework - Page 3

Enfernikus · 06-16-2009, 04:08 PM

OOoooohhh, so it needs to be have Action affixed I must have glanced over that in the documentation.

xenon · 06-16-2009, 04:40 PM

It's written right here

Enfernikus · 06-16-2009, 05:56 PM

Ah perfect, alas I already started my project I couldn't wait so I downloaded Kohana but I have a project immediately afterward which I'll use this for! I'll probably post libraries and the like here so you can take them as contributions when ever you like.

xenon · 06-29-2009, 06:39 PM

Hey guys. How's it been going? There were some guys here who said would use the platform for they're next projects and see how it goes :) So? How did it go? :D

I've been working on coding the final release of the platform these weeks. I think it looks great, at a glance. Here's what's to be expected from the final release:

- a redesigned, better core engine - Application changed to System and the filesystem structure was redesigned, perfectly separating the programmer's configs from the system core (no longer direct edit Controller.php)
- introducing modules with separate init files (subsystems I call them), and separate controllers
- developer's features and template enhancements:
- profilers (sql profiler, code speed profilers - kind of breakpoints for measuring the speed of the script in the delimited portion)
- fully driven exception system (which also haves a profiler for showing the exceptions collected during the life of the module, along with expanded information about the file and line called which method, and with what parameters, including the actual values you sent to that specific method); you will be able to enable all profilers or none through a custom request (perhaps appending a get parameter, like a secret key - so you can trigger it both when you're developing, enabling the 'development' stage in defs.php, and check also for your IP - more support with Utils::isDeveloper())
- less constants, more methods for fetching various data - like methods for getting the css url using the Links helper, or such
- much more simple core controller blueprint - enhancing the performance of the script
- layouts: a more stable, flexible, while at the initial glance extremely simple, templates structure and template building methods (also the templates helper has been updated to be able to control the position of the javascript scripts - top and bottom of page)
- possibly object triggers

I'm planning on releasing this final version in about 2 months from now, so I can finish the new docs and make the changes to the website.

Please tell me what you think. Thanks.

codefreek · 07-17-2009, 02:59 AM

Sounds good xenon :)

-Cf

russellharrower · 07-19-2009, 07:11 AM

Ok my quick question, how would i use this code, with my CMS that I am designing, I see the code, and it looks neat, however there is alot of code i want to edit, change and add.
I see there is no admin area, that far as this is just a framework, and I have to build on the top of it.

I am still very new to this whole OO thing, and there is no university's that tech OO over here in Melbourne (and we are meant to be the web capital of Australia)

Any help would be nice.

Also I get this http://www.designvisa.com/beta/webgear/index.php
The requested controller could not be found(Beta)!

Is that error!?

Enfernikus · 07-19-2009, 04:41 PM

If you have a CS department their courses most definitely teach Object Oriented Concepts. It's just...WRONG not to teach it.

xenon · 07-19-2009, 05:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by russellharrower

Ok my quick question, how would i use this code, with my CMS that I am designing, I see the code, and it looks neat, however there is alot of code i want to edit, change and add.
I see there is no admin area, that far as this is just a framework, and I have to build on the top of it.

I am still very new to this whole OO thing, and there is no university's that tech OO over here in Melbourne (and we are meant to be the web capital of Australia)

Any help would be nice.

Also I get this http://www.designvisa.com/beta/webgear/index.php
The requested controller could not be found(Beta)!

Is that error!?

That error is caused by a wrong BASE_URL setting. Go to /includes/config/, open defs.php and find the line which says:

PHP Code:


			
define('BASE_URL'

If I'm not wrong, it should be:

PHP Code:


			
define('BASE_URL', 'http://' . $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] . '/beta/webgear/');

for your specific server. Your code will go into controllers. For the admin, I, for example, am using a separate controller, which extends the default one, and forces authentication. Then, all admin controllers extend that controller, hence having to be authenticated to use that area.

I've attached the sample for an admin "plugin", so that you can get a better idea of how to create an administration panel on top of this framework. Just unzip the attached archive into your /webgear/ directory. You must then configure the authentication. Look into includes/controllers/admin/ (controller.php and login.php files) for database customizations and such.