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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:55 |
scoutmstershke |
blah |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:50 |
scoutmstershke |
short tags aren't good practice |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:49 |
TehTreag |
EtRiGaN: http://schlueters.de/blog/archives/156-Improvements-for-PHP-application-portability-in-PHP.next.html |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:47 |
TehTreag |
<?= ?> will work without short tags being enabled. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:47 |
NoReGreT |
how can I disable the "invalid login" flash message in login() ? the thing is taht i'm checking in login() if a user is already logged in, if he's logged in then flash a message, without any invalid login. I'm checking that logic in login()...any ideas ? |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:46 |
oronoa |
ok thx's for the tips guys |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:46 |
EtRiGaN |
O |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:46 |
TehTreag |
It's coming back... check the latest version of PHP. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:46 |
EtRiGaN |
$ |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:46 |
EtRiGaN |
thats why i said "it was" |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:45 |
TehTreag |
EtRiGaN: I never use short tags... no errors/warnings when shorttags are disabled. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:45 |
TehTreag |
~shorttags |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:45 |
TehTreag |
~tell EtRiGaN about shorttaggs |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:45 |
EtRiGaN |
its was nice to write <?=$value;?> xD |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:44 |
EtRiGaN |
its was nice to write < |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:44 |
EtRiGaN |
mmm |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:44 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: I know PHP... so the PHP is easier for me. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:44 |
oronoa |
but it's nice to be able to write {{ $something }} and not <?php echo $something ?> don't you agree ? |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:43 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: You got that from - "In short, the point of template engines should be to separate your business logic from your presentation logic, not separate your PHP code from your HTML code." |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:43 |
oronoa |
I see your point, you are sayig template engines are just makeup :-) in essence they don't change a lot |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:41 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: I like the way he sums it up in the last paragraph. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:41 |
TehTreag |
~tell oronoa about template-engines |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:41 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: Sure. Why not? |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:41 |
EtRiGaN |
using php directly as the framework recomends |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:41 |
oronoa |
? |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
oronoa |
so you guys recommand sticking with php that's what I gather |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: Good luck. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
EtRiGaN |
anyway |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
oronoa |
thx |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
EtRiGaN |
yeap |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
EtRiGaN |
its kind of like the django template engine |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:40 |
oronoa |
nice ! coming from Django :-) |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:39 |
EtRiGaN |
the last engine i tried was h2o |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:39 |
TehTreag |
~tell oronoa about google cakephp smarty view |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:39 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: As they should be... what would you prefer some 'smarty' code? Jheez... You can use smarty with CakePHP. |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:38 |
oronoa |
smarty is one ... |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:38 |
oronoa |
yes but ctp templates are full with <?php code |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:38 |
NoReGreT |
template |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:38 |
NoReGreT |
what's a tempate engine ? |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:38 |
TehTreag |
~tell oronoa about blog |
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Sep 22nd 2011, 20:38 |
TehTreag |
oronoa: Have you tried the blog tutorial in the book? |