IndigoWEB [OOP, MySQL]

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Originally Posted by ησвяαιη

Updates
-Working on the Database Class
-System Error completed.

http://uploadir.com/u/bs1qe7

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Not a biggy, but please make the box have rounded corners! Looks much nicer =]

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Originally Posted by Xudos

Not a biggy, but please make the box have rounded corners! Looks much nicer =]

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Already done it:

http://uploadir.com/u/1e7q17

My god that is beautiful!

edit: it was meant to be in capz.

You've always been good at designing... Remember BeerCMS? :love:

That error page is lovely.

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Originally Posted by Hejula

You've always been good at designing... Remember BeerCMS? :love:

That error page is lovely.

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Haha, I do. :love:

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Originally Posted by ησвяαιη

Already done it:

http://uploadir.com/u/1e7q17

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Damn, that is nice :)

Here is how to create the error message.

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$core->throwError($error = "TemplateEngine could not find; " . $template . ".tpl"); 


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That is what message will appear in the System Error page.

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$error = "TemplateEngine could not find; " . $template . ".tpl" 


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All that will create...
http://uploadir.com/u/87h0l6

You should use a more flexible template system (file handling).
Instead of say:

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$tpl->Fetch("index"); //loads index.php 


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You could do:

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$tpl->Fetch("index","html"); //loads index.html 


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Just a suggestion.
Anyway, good luck Ash ;)

This is the way I get my files.

index.php

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<?php
/*
 *     ____          ___           
 *    /  _/___  ____/ (_)___ _____ 
 *    / // __ \/ __  / / __ `/ __ \
 *  _/ // / / / /_/ / / /_/ / /_/ /
 * /___/_/ /_/\__,_/_/\__, /\____/ 
 *                   /____/        
 * 
 * @author: Ashley "nobrain" Davidson
 */
require_once 'global.php';

$template->add_template('header');

$template->add_parameter('page_desc', 'Make friends, join the fun, get noticed!');

$template->add_template('frontage');

$template->add_template('footer');

print $template->build_page();

?>

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Originally Posted by ησвяαιη

This is the way I get my files.

index.php

PHP Code:

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<?php
/*
 *     ____          ___           
 *    /  _/___  ____/ (_)___ _____ 
 *    / // __ \/ __  / / __ `/ __ \
 *  _/ // / / / /_/ / / /_/ / /_/ /
 * /___/_/ /_/\__,_/_/\__, /\____/ 
 *                   /____/        
 * 
 * @author: Ashley "nobrain" Davidson
 */
require_once 'global.php';

$template->add_template('header');

$template->add_parameter('page_desc', 'Make friends, join the fun, get noticed!');

$template->add_template('frontage');

$template->add_template('footer');

print $template->build_page();

?>

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why are you printing the function, why dont you just make the function print/echo?

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Originally Posted by PowahAlert

why are you printing the function, why dont you just make the function print/echo?

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You just read my mind, loooooooool.

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Originally Posted by Caustik

You should use a more flexible template system (file handling).
Instead of say:

PHP Code:

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$tpl->Fetch("index"); //loads index.php 


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You could do:

PHP Code:

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$tpl->Fetch("index","html"); //loads index.html 


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Just a suggestion.
Anyway, good luck Ash ;)

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What would be the use in that? :P Say you put PHP in the .tpl, or .html, or .penis whatever, the template system handles them all the same anyway?

This is so awesome Ashley. I really appreciate it <3 :D:

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Originally Posted by Quackster

This is so awesome Ashley. I really appreciate it <3 :D:

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Thanks man, also - GET YOUR ASS ON MSN!

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Originally Posted by Hejula

What would be the use in that? :P Say you put PHP in the .tpl, or .html, or .penis whatever, the template system handles them all the same anyway?

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Customisation?
You could have html files for static content, and php files for dynamic content.