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Getting Started with php.MVC
A guide to getting started working with the php.MVC Web application framework.
Gain a basic working knowledge of the library and how to build an application
with the library. This will be relatively easy for experienced Web application
developers.
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Introductory Guide 101 to php.MVC
This is an introductory guide to the php.MVC Model View Controller Framework.
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ActionObjects Guide for php.MVC
This guide and example describes the use of FormBean, Errors, and Value (business data)
objects with View (template) pages. By using the FormBean, Errors and Value objects as
described in this guide, these objects will be automatically available in our template
pages. We do not need to create a custom ActionDispatcher class for each application. The
framework ActionDispatcher class will handle the task of making the objects available to
our application template pages.
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The php.MVC Template Tags System
This guide describes the php.MVC template tags system (PhpMVC_Tags). PhpMVC_Tags implements
several template tags that are included with the php.MVC framework. The PhpMVC_Tags is a
simple template tags implementation that may be useful in situations where the developer
does not require a more complex external system such as Smarty
or PhpTAL.
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SleeK Action Wizard for php.MVC Users Guide
SleeK Action Wizard is a small program that builds an introductory application
for use with the php.MVC Web application framework.
This program may help new php.MVC developers understand the requirements of
setting-up a new php.MVC application. The various settings and configuration
options have been grouped into individual pages for easier comprehension.
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Action Chains in php.MVC
Action chains in php.MVC allows the processing of multiple Actions and associated
resources (page views or additional Actions). For example to process an order using
one Action class (MakeOrder), and then send an email confirmation using another
Action (EmailOrderConfirm).
Download the example module here
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Pear::DB database access in php.MVC
This section will demonstrate the configuration and use of a database within the php.MVC
framework. The generally accepted method of accessing a database in the PHP programming
language is via an Abstraction Layer.
php.MVC uses the Pear::DB Abstraction Layer and the MySQL DBMS. Pear::DB supports most of the
popular DBMS, both free and commercial
Download the example module here
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ADOdb Database Access in php.MVC
This guide is an adaptation of the Pear::DB database access in php.MVC Users Guide, that
describes the use of the ADOdb database classes with applications built with the php.MVC
framework.
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The PlugIn Dynamic Module Loader
PlugIns provide a means of loading and accessing external PHP libraries or modules within
php.MVC without the need for hard-coded coupling of the external code to the php.MVC
classes.
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File Uploading in php.MVC
The file uploading procedures covered in this guide describe a means of uploading files
from a users computer to a Web server. The uploaded files can be of varying types including
image files, word processor documents, text files or binary data files.
Download the example module here
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Using the Smarty Compiling Template Engine in php.MVC
Soon:- Using the Smarty Compiling Template Engine in php.MVC.
Here is an example module using Smarty as a PlugIn
Download the example module here
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Using Access Control Lists in php.MVC
A user guide covering the use of Access Control Lists (ACL) with the php.MVC
framework. The PHP Generic Access Control List library (phpGACL) by Mike Benoit
was used as the ACL implementation.
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Troubleshooting Guide to php.MVC
This is a guide to aid in locating errors and problems within php.MVC applications.
Please review this guide before requesting help, as this may save everyone
valuable time and have your problems resolved sooner.
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Advanced Page Layout with php.MVC and phpTAL
An advanced page layout guide using the phpTAL template engine with the
php.MVC framework. Although this guide focuses on phpTAL, most of the
techniques demonstrated should be easily adapted to other PHP template
systems, such as Smarty.
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How-To Integrate ADOdb into PHPMVC
How to install ADOdb into PHPMVC and configure the data-sources, by -SLicK-.
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