A modular webapplication framework using PHP5 based on the MVC concept.
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05.11.2006 bugfix and some changes - fixed a bug with an uncaught reflectionexception when modules were created without having a constructor defined. - added (and commented out) php's own filters to the framework.php 10.10.2006 major update - changed the module handler. buffer no longer exists. modules are loaded like classes via dps_module::singleton('path/module') handle them like normal classes and handle the buffer yourself 09.09.2006 update - changed the behavior of dps_module::buffer and dps_module::cmd. dps_module::cmd now returns the array index of the call. this array index can be passed to dps_module::buffer used to retrieve a defined call of a method that's been called multiple times. 08.05.2006 minor update - added a session_start() to the framework.php 08.03.2006 update - module-buffer can now be any variable, not only a string - modules now work as real "model" as they simply provide data of any type 27.02.2006 minor bugfixes - fixed two typo caused bugs in dps_module.base.php - fixed an inconsistency in the example controller
With version 2.3 of Dotspersite, the modular web application framework written in PHP, some changes in the module handler enhance rapid development of PHP applications. In particular, modules can now no longer only return strings but any variable type known to PHP. Thus you can work more broadly with this data within the controllers. Please note that the version on CVS is outdated, as development will be moved to Subversion soon.
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