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I had to do a database rollback due to an incomplete restore on the database when the host was doing host related things. Sorry if you're posts are gone, or your account was uncreated. Feel free to repost what's missing, if you'd like to.
Food for thought:
- The three most important things are: love, knowledge, and truth.
- To be remembered is to live forever.
- It's all about perspective, try to be grateful about life.
- Love happens by accident
Gaming:
DMS4 Modchipped PS2Slimline FTW, the Wii is cool too
- The three most important things are: love, knowledge, and truth.
- To be remembered is to live forever.
- It's all about perspective, try to be grateful about life.
- Love happens by accident
Gaming:
DMS4 Modchipped PS2Slimline FTW, the Wii is cool too
Nothing missing but a few shoutbox posts.Btw fuse, if you weren't able to see mine: there's a missing closing tag in the code after <div id="breadcrumb"
Kinju said:Oh thanks for the FYI. Yeah, there are actually a few things with the site I want to revamp. It's funny, because I've been improving haptic. Now the breadcrumb method I'm using here is actually pretty outdated.
Food for thought:
- The three most important things are: love, knowledge, and truth.
- To be remembered is to live forever.
- It's all about perspective, try to be grateful about life.
- Love happens by accident
Gaming:
DMS4 Modchipped PS2Slimline FTW, the Wii is cool too
- The three most important things are: love, knowledge, and truth.
- To be remembered is to live forever.
- It's all about perspective, try to be grateful about life.
- Love happens by accident
Gaming:
DMS4 Modchipped PS2Slimline FTW, the Wii is cool too
Really? ; How is Haptic going btw? I try to visit the sample link but it seems there's a problem with the database.
Hopefully you can replace the breadcrumb with whatever you've discovered while doing Haptic
Kinju said:And K.H.A.W.D.? Meh! Hardly even a bother.
; How is Haptic going btw? I try to visit the sample link but it seems there's a problem with the database.Hopefully you can replace the breadcrumb with whatever you've discovered while doing Haptic
Kinju said:Haptic has been slow going. Since I've been using the site engine for multiple sites, I've been forced to revise it several times, so it's only getting more efficient each time. Just for an example:
users online I have combined with my sessions class. So the same class that controls if you're logged in or not also controls keeping active record of who's active and who's not.
As for the breadcrumb and templating, I took a step back. PHP is a templating language in itself. Therefore, there is no immediate purpose to try to write a template engine for it when you can simply insert variables via break-in and break-out php code:
<title><?=$page_title;?></title>
With the new breadcrumb method it will work that way, as it's intended. Before the order in which I loaded everything forced me to reverse the other of the breadcrumb before output, which just added unnecessarily to its complexity.
The biggest undertaking by far is deciding on which modules from this site, and other projects I want to port into the core version. Obviously people can write their own custom modules that will not interfere too much with the framework. For example, I ported a PM module for rohq yesterday while all of you were none the wiser.
Now then with that being said, my initial thinking for haptic was something on the lines of drupal. Since then I have veered away from that. So haptic by its name might actually be an oxymoron. I am wanting for people to use this engine to simply help them write their own site or load their own modules which will require some basic php/mysql knowledge. But the good news is by not relying on a template system, you as the user can exert more influences on the product. Sometimes over-simplification kills functionality.
users online I have combined with my sessions class. So the same class that controls if you're logged in or not also controls keeping active record of who's active and who's not.
As for the breadcrumb and templating, I took a step back. PHP is a templating language in itself. Therefore, there is no immediate purpose to try to write a template engine for it when you can simply insert variables via break-in and break-out php code:
<title><?=$page_title;?></title>
With the new breadcrumb method it will work that way, as it's intended. Before the order in which I loaded everything forced me to reverse the other of the breadcrumb before output, which just added unnecessarily to its complexity.
The biggest undertaking by far is deciding on which modules from this site, and other projects I want to port into the core version. Obviously people can write their own custom modules that will not interfere too much with the framework. For example, I ported a PM module for rohq yesterday while all of you were none the wiser.
Now then with that being said, my initial thinking for haptic was something on the lines of drupal. Since then I have veered away from that. So haptic by its name might actually be an oxymoron. I am wanting for people to use this engine to simply help them write their own site or load their own modules which will require some basic php/mysql knowledge. But the good news is by not relying on a template system, you as the user can exert more influences on the product. Sometimes over-simplification kills functionality.
Food for thought:
- The three most important things are: love, knowledge, and truth.
- To be remembered is to live forever.
- It's all about perspective, try to be grateful about life.
- Love happens by accident
Gaming:
DMS4 Modchipped PS2Slimline FTW, the Wii is cool too
- The three most important things are: love, knowledge, and truth.
- To be remembered is to live forever.
- It's all about perspective, try to be grateful about life.
- Love happens by accident
Gaming:
DMS4 Modchipped PS2Slimline FTW, the Wii is cool too
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