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[Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v0.2 Beta
v0.3: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?tcr7t8hpfoi5i81
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The release of 5 days ago is QuickTPL v0.1 Beta, now here is 0.2:
QuickTPL v0.2 Beta.rar
Changed QuickTPL.php (And a lot more ofcourse)
PHP Code:
<?php
define('AbsoluteStart', microtime(true));
require('QuickTPL/System.php');
$TPL = new Template();
$TPL->Set('sitename', Config::$name);
$TPL->Set('url', URL);
$TPL->AddLine('<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">');
$TPL->AddLine('<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">');
$TPL->AddLine('<head>');
$TPL->AddLine(tab.'<title>{sitename}: {pageTitle}</title>');
$TPL->GetLinks();
$TPL->AddLine('</head>');
$TPL->AddLine('<body>');
$TPL->GetContent();
$TPL->AddLine('</body>');
$TPL->AddLine('</html>');
$TPL->Output('<!-- QuickTPL: Loaded in '.(microtime(true) - AbsoluteStart).' seconds -->');
?>
Quote:
Some people might still be using my FrostCMS releases.
When I look at them I really think they are badly coded, and pretty slow.
I didn't have time to improve FrostCMS because of school. My friend wanted to learn a little bit of HTML too and I made a simple system for him which I called QuickTPL. I kept improving it bit by bit every weekend and now I have a handy system which can make your developement much faster.
I call it QuickTPL v1 Beta because a lot of classes aren't finished yet, and you'll definitely see me release a new version. It's not yet Habbo made, it's just a base. I already started on a Habbo theme but didn't do yet on the front end.
There are some examples of code in the comments I made in some files. You can take a look of the code and get ideas, I don't care if you take code out of it without giving credits, I just don't want you to steal the whole system and say it's yours.
What everyone was waiting for (the download link): QuickTPL v1 Beta.rar
Remember: It's not ready for actual use. It just showes what I learned in the past two years about PHP.
Code Example (QuickTPL.php):
PHP Code:
<?php
define('AbsoluteStart', microtime(true));
require('QuickTPL/System.php');
$QuickTPL = new Template();
$QuickTPL->SetArray(Array('cssLink' => '<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="', '/' => '" />'));
$QuickTPL->SetArray(Array('jsLink' => '<script type="text/javascript" src="', '/jsLink' => '"></script>'));
$QuickTPL->Set('sitename', Config::$name);
$QuickTPL->Set('url', URL);
$QuickTPL->AddLine('<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">');
$QuickTPL->AddLine('<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">');
$QuickTPL->AddLine('<head>');
$QuickTPL->AddLine(tab.'<title>{sitename}: {pageTitle}</title>');
Includes::Get($QuickTPL);
$QuickTPL->AddLine('</head>');
$QuickTPL->AddLine('<body>');
$QuickTPL->GetContent();
$QuickTPL->AddLine('</body>');
$QuickTPL->AddLine('</html>');
$QuickTPL->Output();
unset($QuickTPL);
?>
Easy TPL functions like:
PHP Code:
<?php
//this is the handler
$this->SetArray($DB->GetRow("SELECT shortstory, longstory FROM cms_articles WHERE id = '5'"));
?>
<!-- This is the content -->
{shortstory}
{longstory}
Like if you like it :ott1:
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Instead of showing the TPL code, provide examples to show the power of it.
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Re: [ Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQL, Multi-TPL ] QuickTPL v1 Beta
(this is the handler)
It's not really recommended to show up a comment in a code block, people can copy that code and say: it doesn't work (I don't mean everyone, because I think 90% of the community is.. well.. pretty smart)
Anyways, I don't know if it's good.
Offtopic: Is it true MySqli is better than MySql? I heard it somewhere.
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Re: [ Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQL, Multi-TPL ] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Tha
(this is the handler)
It's not really recommended to show up a comment in a code block, people can copy that code and say: it doesn't work (I don't mean everyone, because I think 90% of the community is.. well.. pretty smart)
Anyways, I don't know if it's good.
Offtopic: Is it true MySqli is better than MySql? I heard it somewhere.
MySQLi is a much cleaner (and actually easier if you understand OOP) method to connect to MySQL than the mysql_X functions.
PDO became the standard MySQL driver now, but I prefer to use MySQLi because it's stabler and I can use the num_rows variable.
However, the mysql_X functions are actually faster if you look at speed tests or do them yourself.
So you have to choose: Do you want to improve your code with nanoseconds by making your code less readable?
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Re: [ Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQL, Multi-TPL ] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Quote:
Originally Posted by
azaidi
MySQLi is a much cleaner (and actually easier if you understand OOP) method to connect to MySQL than the mysql_X functions.
PDO became the standard MySQL driver now, but I prefer to use MySQLi because it's stabler and I can use the num_rows variable.
However, the mysql_X functions are actually faster if you look at speed tests or do them yourself.
So you have to choose: Do you want to improve your code with nanoseconds by making your code less readable?
I, as myself, have tried out MySqli yet (and I know how it works) but I was wondering if it is really stabler.
Thanks for your comment ;)
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
I do like the way your database handler returns an array of the required row names.. (If it actually does that?)
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Makarov
I do like the way your database handler returns an array of the required row names.. (If it actually does that?)
GetRow is a function that only returns the first row (auto adding " LIMIT 1") and SetArray sets the array keys with the array values as TPL variables.
It looks like an ugly function but it's to prevent errors
PHP Code:
function GetRow($query) {
$result = $this->Get($query.' LIMIT 1');
if ($result->num_rows > 0) {
return $result->fetch_assoc();
}
return Array();
}
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Can you use this to print the vars?
{title}
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
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Quote:
Originally Posted by
Makarov
print $var;
I think you should read this. http://www.learnphponline.com/php-basics/php-echo-vs-print
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Divide
Can you use this to print the vars?
{title}
If you add that variable in the handler, yes you can.
($this->Set('title', dbresulttitle) or $this-> SetArray(dbrow))
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Question: Why are you not parsing the HTML from a file instead of all the HTML still required in the PHP file.. it doesn't look need and a template system is also meant to draw a line between PHP and HTML.
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Have you seen the source or only the examples? I made special handlers for the php jobs..
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
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Re: [Cache, Cron, OOP, MySQLi, Multi-TPL] QuickTPL v1 Beta
Nice to test my php ;p Thanks :D
