Quirky
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IkrKryptos Could You Not Use Zap Ase For RevCMS 3.0
Is this project still active?
Yes, i would think so
IkrKryptos Could You Not Use Zap Ase For RevCMS 3.0
Is this project still active?
Very alive.Is this project still active?
ThanksThe project just got a sexy logo!!
Thanks toYou must be registered for see linksfor making it!
Do you know these languages? Or are you just naming the ones you'd like to see?
Got some more work done.
Before I go and work on the Session Handling, I need an advice.
- Experimented with the Model a lil bit, made a method for it to keep it fragmented and such, not big deal.
- Took a look at my Session Handling classes, thinking about making an interface for them classes. Not sure yet.
- Fragmented my configuration files into about 6 files, separated them based on subject ( Database, Site, Skins, Language, etc ), might change later. They're all in one folder called 'Config' so there won't be any confusion, don't worry.
I want the user to change all the details from the Housekeeping/Management of the Framework, and I kinda think this would be a hard job using PHP arrays for the configuration values and storing them on the database... I don't know, I don't feel like having to cache them.
So I want you guys to pick one of these.
Thanks for the help!
- PHP Arrays, figure out how to do it neat with them, you bastard.
- Store them in the database, cache them with APC or something like that.
- Store them ith .ini files, pretty easy to change values with .ini files.
- Store them with XML, it'd be so neat.
RevCMS 3.0Building RevCMS 3.0 #1, can be found there:You must be registered for see links
Got some more work done.
Before I go and work on the Session Handling, I need an advice.
- Experimented with the Model a lil bit, made a method for it to keep it fragmented and such, not big deal.
- Took a look at my Session Handling classes, thinking about making an interface for them classes. Not sure yet.
- Fragmented my configuration files into about 6 files, separated them based on subject ( Database, Site, Skins, Language, etc ), might change later. They're all in one folder called 'Config' so there won't be any confusion, don't worry.
I want the user to change all the details from the Housekeeping/Management of the Framework, and I kinda think this would be a hard job using PHP arrays for the configuration values and storing them on the database... I don't know, I don't feel like having to cache them.
So I want you guys to pick one of these.
Thanks for the help!
- PHP Arrays, figure out how to do it neat with them, you bastard.
- Store them in the database, cache them with APC or something like that.
- Store them ith .ini files, pretty easy to change values with .ini files.
- Store them with XML, it'd be so neat.