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Old June 14th, 2004, 08:34 AM
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Article Discussion: Building a Site Engine with PHP, Part 2
If you read the first article in this series, you’d know that we’re about to start talking about the plug-in and module system for our site engine. Along with the plug-ins and modules, we’re also going to be discussing some of the general functions that are needed to make site engine work correctly.


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nice to read the follow-up of part I, very informative.
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Old June 17th, 2004, 04:19 AM
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What version of PHP
What version of PHP is this tutorial/article created for?

Great article bye the way
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Old June 17th, 2004, 11:25 PM
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What version of PHP is this tutorial/article created for?

it's for whatever release candidate there is for PHP5.

and is it just me... or is there nothing referring to the database schema?
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Old June 18th, 2004, 09:11 PM
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thats in the next article wiht the directory structure and all that, I should have put it in sooner, but the engine won't do much as of article 2 anyway :P

any other questions?
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plug-ins and modules
Great articles! I understand modules and blocks not sure how a plug-in would be different. A short explaination/difference of what the purpose of plug-in, modules and blocks are would be great.
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Old June 22nd, 2004, 10:03 AM
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I actually explained how that worked in the discussion for the first article..

http://forums.devshed.com/t154522/s.html

I did it that way to give the whole system more flexibility, by dividing the date processing from data gathering, also I've always felt that it's a more stable structure
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Part 3
When is part 3 coming out? The anticipation is killing me. Very good read!
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well all five parts are done, it's all up to the powers of the great admins when it will be out
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Well I'm telling you I can't wait. I just recently started a small cms project that's desinged for developers and was wondering how I was going to make it extendable and boom... I hit this article and am getting a lot of really good ideas. Can't wait to finish it. Hope the admins get the rest of this out soon as a matter of fact it was your articles that prompted me to start getting involved here so great work and I was wondering what (if anything) you have in store next.
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Please give us the next article
Right Im starting to get the right hump now

Come on mods, give us the next in this series, its a great informative article well written and a credit to the site. At least keep them coming on a regular basis.

Please

Thanks

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What an awesome tutorial. I'm not an advanced programmer, but this is some of the best free code I've found on the net, and so far, seems to be just what I am looking for to help power my site.
I don't want to use Nuke or PHPMyWebsite because they seem somewhat limited as far as you have to use their system, and I'd rather create my own site from the ground up and know how it works. Hopefully this will be just the start I need.
Thanks!
Oh, and I can't wait for the rest of the articles
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