phpwebsite-developers

[Phpwebsite-developers] Hello again

[<ad...@tu...>]

Hello folks!

I've been doing the holiday thing and just tried to catch up on everything
that's been going on while I was gone.  I have a few things in my head
that I want to get on the list.  Some are thoughts, some are opinion.  If
they need a little more explanation, let me know :)

1. Outside module developement:  Our goal with the phpwebsite core was to
make module developement as easy as possible.  The main reason for this is
to see a huge surge in outside module developement and make phpwebsite the
standard platform for web based application developement. Any constructive
feedback on the API or structure of the core would be GREATLY appreciated.

2. I do not agree with having an outside module become part of the
phpwebsite distro.  We attempted this in the past and it blew up in our
faces several times.  Mostly because the developers of the module
abandoned either their module or the phpwebsite project all together
(names? nah! :) ).  However, I do believe we need to draw attention to any
outstanding modules that are developed by volunteers.  This will hopefully
be a tradition carried on by the current phpwebsite modules site
(sourceforge?).  If not, I would be more than happy to pick up that torch.

3. No BBQ please Matt....we love res :)

4. Steven and I have been coding our butts off over the break implementing
2 new core classes and a new 0.9.x module that I think everyone will want
(it may become part of the main distro).  I just want everyone to have a
heads up on the 2 core classes since they are the future for module
developement in phpwebsite.
The classes are PHPWS_Item and PHPWS_Manager.  The code currently in cvs
is in beta.  Steven and I are testing and revising it as we develop a
module using these classes.  The code is very well documented and a
developers manual is in the works. I'll be sure to post when everything is
available for wide use.

5. Eloi! The bug you posted about on this list had the class name
PHPWS_ArticleManager in it.  Is this not your module?

OK I'll quit typing now...

Happy New Year!
Adam

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Developer - Electronic Student Services
http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu
Founder - Appalachian Linux Users Group
http://alug.appstate.edu

Re: [Phpwebsite-developers] Hello again

[Don S. <do...@se...>]

I'm just wondering how would boost know of other modules?

Scenario:

Joe Blow downloads phpws 0.9.0.  Will boost have a button for installing, 
say, my fantasy football module?  Just wondering if module developers 
should "register" their modules with a central repository.  I think I 
brought this up before and would like to know how this is going to be 
handled.

Don.

On Tue, 31 Dec 2002 ad...@tu... wrote:

> Hello folks!
> 
> I've been doing the holiday thing and just tried to catch up on everything
> that's been going on while I was gone.  I have a few things in my head
> that I want to get on the list.  Some are thoughts, some are opinion.  If
> they need a little more explanation, let me know :)
> 
> 1. Outside module developement:  Our goal with the phpwebsite core was to
> make module developement as easy as possible.  The main reason for this is
> to see a huge surge in outside module developement and make phpwebsite the
> standard platform for web based application developement. Any constructive
> feedback on the API or structure of the core would be GREATLY appreciated.
> 
> 2. I do not agree with having an outside module become part of the
> phpwebsite distro.  We attempted this in the past and it blew up in our
> faces several times.  Mostly because the developers of the module
> abandoned either their module or the phpwebsite project all together
> (names? nah! :) ).  However, I do believe we need to draw attention to any
> outstanding modules that are developed by volunteers.  This will hopefully
> be a tradition carried on by the current phpwebsite modules site
> (sourceforge?).  If not, I would be more than happy to pick up that torch.
> 
> 3. No BBQ please Matt....we love res :)
> 
> 4. Steven and I have been coding our butts off over the break implementing
> 2 new core classes and a new 0.9.x module that I think everyone will want
> (it may become part of the main distro).  I just want everyone to have a
> heads up on the 2 core classes since they are the future for module
> developement in phpwebsite.
> The classes are PHPWS_Item and PHPWS_Manager.  The code currently in cvs
> is in beta.  Steven and I are testing and revising it as we develop a
> module using these classes.  The code is very well documented and a
> developers manual is in the works. I'll be sure to post when everything is
> available for wide use.
> 
> 5. Eloi! The bug you posted about on this list had the class name
> PHPWS_ArticleManager in it.  Is this not your module?
> 
> OK I'll quit typing now...
> 
> Happy New Year!
> Adam
> 
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> http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu
> Founder - Appalachian Linux Users Group
> http://alug.appstate.edu
> 
> 
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Re: [Phpwebsite-developers] Hello again

[Eloi G. <el...@re...>]

Hey Adam!

 Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: phpws_articlemanager in
/www/r/realvidreams/htdocs/testbed/mod/search/class/Search.php on line 81

Yeah, it's mine <dejected sigh>.

When I posted it I thought it was a general error, but apparently all other
modules work just fine with it!  I've been trying to track the problem down
for the past 2 days.  The Approval Module instantiates the
phpws_articlemanager class just fine, and I registered the Search module
true to the documentation:

  if(isset($_SESSION["OBJ_search"]))
  {
    /* Register with search module */
    $search['module'] = "articlemanager";
    $search['search_class'] = "PHPWS_ArticleManager";
    $search['search_function'] = "searchArticles";
    $search['search_cols'] = "title, text";
    $search['view_string'] = "&amp;op=view_article&amp;ARTICLE_id=";
    $search['show_block'] = 1;

    if(!$core->sqlInsert($search, "mod_search_register"))
      $content .= "Problem registering search<br />";
    else
      $content .= "Registered with Search module!<br />";
  }

registration information shows up in  mod_search_register just fine, but
STILL it doesn't work.  Arrrgh!

I even tried replacing line 81 of Search.php with:

 $tempObj = new PHPWS_ArticleManager();

still nothing.  Apparently Search is looking for something or has something
set that Approval doesn't, but I can't figure out what...

Looking for divine inspiration...

-Eloi George-


----- Original Message -----
From: <ad...@tu...>
To: <php...@li...>
Sent: Tuesday, December 31, 2002 8:41 PM
Subject: [Phpwebsite-developers] Hello again


> 5. Eloi! The bug you posted about on this list had the class name
> PHPWS_ArticleManager in it.  Is this not your module?