[WIP]CO2 Website

02/07/2012 15:48 BioHazarxPaul#16
hmm what ever works, most the graphics and templates are going to be just simple transparent with rounder borders and maybe just do different color setups.. that way u can do like blue and red, black and blue, black and white n maybe any others people might like..
02/09/2012 00:17 .Ocularis#17
if you want to make a site universal, start with making an ODBC wrapper for SQL queries.
Second, instead of defining tables and rows in queries, define tables and rows in the config.
02/09/2012 01:26 BioHazarxPaul#18
hmm odbc in php something ill have to check out, have yet to learn anything about that yet, any more suggestions and ideas are welcome, should be a nice learning project for stuff out side of the things i normally do..
02/09/2012 07:14 .Ocularis#19
if you want to build something REALLY cool, check out popen on php.net.

php can launch and issue commands to external apps, before you close that pipe, you can check for the pipes pointer status using something like while( !feof( $pipe ) ) and return all output text of the external app using fgets ( $pipe, [len] )

later, after my work cools down a bit, I plan on thinking about an app to utilize the above..
the main purpose is to use this idea as a dual purpose proxy for data. you'll be able to query the running server using pipes OR sockets and query w/e sql db using the app, then return info to php... making your site much quicker, and expanding it's possibilities of adding much more complex things much more easily.

but now you have a new idea as you asked, have fun with it :D
I'll most likely end up doing a full site in cshtml/asp because the way items are stored in Trinity's database isn't safe for PHP to handle.

mind if i ask what ide you use?
02/09/2012 14:56 BioHazarxPaul#20
normally dreamweaver or ill use notepad++ from time to time, only thing i like dreamweaver for is it help catch mistakes and makes setting up access to the database and stuff a bit faster.. but, if i am going to be using odbc then that would be useless to be using the dreamweaver for working with the database..

any suggestions, eclipse maybe?
02/09/2012 18:37 12k#21
I always just use regular notepad simply because I don't like the extra spaces some IDE's put in your code. Gives dumb errors when ur working with sessions. Best I have used so far though is phpDesigner 2008.
02/09/2012 18:50 BioHazarxPaul#22
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I always just use regular notepad simply because I don't like the extra spaces some IDE's put in your code. Gives dumb errors when ur working with sessions. Best I have used so far though is phpDesigner 2008.
yah designer was a great ide so far one of my fav's, the one thing i enjoyed tho was dreamwevers access to the database was always nice to have, one of the only things great.. there was also netbeans, my teacher used to use that in my php class but i didnt really care for it that much..
02/10/2012 23:49 .Ocularis#23
I use dreamweaver for html/javascript and light php.. but if i'm building classes i use aptana 3
zend as an ide is overrated, their markup guidelines are not.
02/26/2012 03:13 BioHazarxPaul#24
~bump

Okay well not sure what happen to 12k but I still do have plans to work on this project, just waiting to see if anyone else was interested to share ideas before I get started..
02/26/2012 03:36 2slam#25
well i learned HTML5 and PHP at
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u can also learn about mysql,javascripts,etc
02/26/2012 03:37 turk55#26
a small tut about basic php ? even though they can be found on w3schools.com

and if you want to make that installer to create tables you could use this : [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...] as reference.
02/26/2012 04:18 BioHazarxPaul#27
added a random template I was working on.