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L.A.M.P Powered!!
Linux is a multi-user, multi-tasking operating system that runs on many
platforms, including Intel, Motorola MC68K, DEC Alpha, and PowerPC. It
implements a superset of the POSIX standard. Linux interoperates well with
other operating systems, including those from Apple, Microsoft, and Novell.
Apache httpd server is a powerful, flexible, HTTP/1.1 compliant web server,
is highly configurable and extensible with third-party modules,
can be customised by writing 'modules' using the Apache module API,provides full source code
and comes with an unrestrictive license runs on Windows NT/9x, Netware 5.x, OS/2, and most versions of Unix, as
well as several other operating systems
MySQL is a very fast, multi-threaded, multi-user, and robust SQL (Structured Query Language) database
server.
PHP is a server-side, cross-platform, HTML embedded scripting language.
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Your reasons for looking at PHP in the first place was
because it
was designed for the Web not adapted
has short learning curve
has a very active community
is licence-free GPL
runs on *unix and window$
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the MaxDev project: http://www.maxdev.com/
Bundled with AutoThemes. They also provide "integration of Postnuke, eNvolution, Oscommerce and other CMS systems, like special version of this system to manage E-Commerce, E-Learning, intranet, Workflow, ERP, hotels and restaurant administration and many more."
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Mission : find a GUI editor for my PHP development
Experience with PHP : 3+ years
Expertise Level : Advanced, and learning fast
I've used vi for year, because I couldn't find an IDE that
functioned as I expected without using Windows and I wasn't going to do that,
and I really didn't want to spend any money so I downloaded eclipse-SDK-2.1.2-linux-gtk.zip from eclipse.org
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very quick hack...
htmlpages addons
htmlpages.php.search - makes the notes searchable
htmlpages.php.block - displays titles in a block
Downloads --> Postnuke 7.2.x
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After getting the module working, we decided that we wanted it searched when a site search was performed.
this should get you started...
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Want to add additional features to your reviews module.
Here is a function that displays a random review or if you modifiy the sql query it will display last review entered.
to use:
paste function into index.php
add to reviews_index() function
right belowable() function call and it will display at the top of your reviews.
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During the deployment of 2 postnuke websites, the need for another review like module for both sites was rasied.
Question: Can we use something like the current Reviews section for our Gaming section?
Answer: yes but to make it work I need to hack the default module.
Do it...
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As we begin looking at MySQL's caching support, I needed to be able to look at postnuke's current database schema.
I could have install phpmysqladmin, but I wanted a different look at the database. I wanted to be able to convert tables to InnoDB, determine where INDEXES would help, and have the ability to check and repaire a table.
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Finding ways to make 2 postnuke sites respond ASAP
I looked at ADODB Cache* functions
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Giving the responsibility of finding a pagination solution since I recommend using Postnuke.
I looked at:
Postnuke's API and found that if I used pnHTML() I could use $output->Pager()
ADODB Pager functions - unusable for pn (my 2 cents)
Envolution - found printlink()
I decided to modify the printlink() from Envolution because it allowed me to modify the least amount of code.
As a result of extracting, modifing and renaming printlink(). I had pagination support for the News module.
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· after PHP why would you select another web development language?
(Dec 07, 2003)
· another CMS with a nice feature
(Dec 06, 2003)
· Looking at Eclipse and PHPEclipse
(Dec 06, 2003)
· htmlpages addon
(Oct 07, 2003)
· adding new gamereviews module to site search
(Aug 23, 2003)
· Extending Postnuke reviews module
(Aug 16, 2003)
· Creating multiple Review(s) sections
(Aug 12, 2003)
· Looking at Postnuke's database
(Aug 11, 2003)
· Using ADODB's Cache* functions
(Aug 11, 2003)
· Postnuke NewsModule pagination
(Aug 11, 2003)
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