The Little Guy

I am trying to think of the best way to store database login information (user, pass, host, database) that can be edited/updated in a form, and still not be view able in a browser without the use of htaccess, and still resided in a sub directory of the root. I was thinking of just writing the php code to a file whenever the form is submitted, but that doesn't seem logical. Any suggestions?

PrintMojo Doesn't sell that kinda stuff so your outta luck

So are you saying I am on the right track?

Well mine is only small right now, I just started it 2 days ago The plan is for it to become a full blown plugin based CMS.

+1 -- there's no benefit in using namespaces the way you are doing. Which part am I doing wrong?

Why thank you kicken for the tip, and thanks xyph for the clarification! It now works!

Okay I am starting to feel really stupid, but I feel like I am doing exactly that, and yet I am still having the same problem. Here are my EXACT files (except for the template one that is too long too post). /includes/setup.php <?php require_once __DIR__."/settings.php"; function __autoload($class){ if(is_file(__DIR__."/../classes/$class.php")){ require_once __DIR__."/../classes/$class.php"; } } use Cleep\Classes\Cleep, Cleep\Classes\Template, Cleep\Classes\Hook; $cleep = new Cleep(); $library = $cleep->activeTemplate(); $plugins = $cleep->getActivePlugins(); $template = new Template($library); $hook = new Hook(); /index.php <?php /** * @var $temp Template * @var $plugins ArrayObject */ require_once "includes/setup.php"; $template->metaTags(array( "description" => "This is a test", "keywords" => "one,two,three" )); $hook->triggerHook("index.content"); $template->display("index.tpl"); /classes/Cleep.php <?php namespace Cleep\Classes; use Cleep\Classes\Template; class Cleep extends Template{ public function __construct(){ parent::__construct(); } public function activeTemplate(){ return $this->db->getOne("select directory from templates where is_active = 1"); } public function getActivePlugins(){ $plugins = array(); $this->db->query("select * from plugins where is_active = 1"); while($row = $this->db->row()){ $plugins[] = $row; } return $plugins; } } /classes/Template.php <?php namespace Cleep\Classes; use Cleep\Classes\Base; class Template extends Base{ //The rest of the file...

Okay, so I removed the class name from the calls, so it now looks like this: namespace Cleep\Classes; use Cleep\Classes; class Cleep extends Template{ // And: namespace Cleep\Classes; use Cleep\Classes; class Template extends Base{ And I am still getting the same error.

But I am including the file... <?php function __autoload($class){ if(is_file(__DIR__."/../classes/$class.php")){ require_once __DIR__."/../classes/$class.php"; } } $cleep = new Cleep();

Am I doing this correctly? I am just learning on how to use namespaces in php, as I have never used them before. Cleep.php <?php namespace Cleep\Classes\Cleep; use Cleep\Classes\Template; class Cleep extends Template{ Template.php <?php namespace Cleep\Classes\Template; use Cleep\Classes\Base; class Template extends Base{ When I run it, I get the following error: Fatal error: Class 'Cleep\Classes\Template' not found in /home/ryannaddy/cms.cleep.us/classes/Cleep.php on line 4 I have a setup.php file which has __autoload() in it, and index.php includes it. Once I put the namesame and the use in, I got the above error.

So I kinda changed it up, taking some of your guy ideas (Thanks for the thoughts/help). What do you think of me taking this approach. <?php /** * @var $hook Hook * @var $template Template */ $blog = new stdClass(); $blog->hi = function($name) use ($template){ $template->assign("CONTENT", "Hi $name, I am a blog!"); }; $hook->register("blog", $blog); // Registers the blog class using the name blog <?php /** * @var $hook Hook */ $hook->trigger("blog.hi", "Ryan");

actually "add" should be "assign", it is from my template class, and I can not have a second template instance so, my: Hook extends Cleep extends Template extends Base. I don't really understand your example, there isn't enough information.

I am kinda stumped or maybe even confused.... But with what you guys are saying, I have the following: /classes/Hook.php <?php class Hook extends Cleep{ public $listeners = array(); public function __construct(){ parent::__construct(); } public function register($name, $callback){ $this->listeners[$name] = $callback; } public function trigger(){ $args = func_get_args(); $argNum = count($args); if($argNum < 1) trigger_error("Insufficient arguments", E_USER_ERROR); $hook_name = array_shift($args); return call_user_func($this->listeners[$hook_name], $args); } } /includes/setup.php $hook = new Hook(); foreach($plugins as $plugin){ $plugin = $plugin["directory"]; $file = __DIR__."/register_plugins/$plugin.php"; if(is_file($file)){ require_once $file; } } /includes/register_plugins/$plugin.php $hook->register("hi", function(){ $this->add("CONTENT", "Hello! I Am A Blog"); }); The part I am stumped on, is how can I use $this->add("CONTENT", "Hello! I Am A Blog"); because I am getting this: Fatal error: Using $this when not in object context in /includes/register_plugins/blog.php on line 4 Am I doing something wrong or missing something?

make your background image smaller, it will load faster, and use less bandwidth.

Yeah, they are both in the same project, but different locations, not sure if that matters: /index.php /includes/setup.php

here is what I did: foreach($plugins as $plugin){ $dir = $plugin["directory"]; $filename = "plugins/$dir/index.during.php"; if(is_file($filename)){ require_once $filename; } } I don't know if it is a good method or not, but in index.php this code runs in the middle of the page, it calls index.during.php and executes the script in there. That script is a procedural script that runs how ever it is programmed. Now I have come to another question... how would you make a plugin for a plugin? For example say I make a "Blog" plugin it has an entire blogging system built. Now lets say to my blog I want to add a poll system so people can vote for something. Any suggestions on an approach to do that?

Its weird, because when I type type it, Auto Complete even knows what file it is initiated in, but the editor doesn't...

In my Netbeans editor, I get this warning, when using a variable that is defined in an included file: Variable $name seems to be uninitialized Anyone know how to make Netbeans see that it is in fact initiated in the file that is being included? config.php <?php $temp = new Template(); index.php <?php /** * @var $temp Template */ require_once "config.php"; $temp->display("index.tpl"); In my above example, in index.php $temp says Variable $temp seems to be uninitialized and yet it is but in the included file. adding the @var turns on auto complete, in the file for $temp, but the variable still shows it is uninitialized. So, Anyone know how to turn it on in Netbeans?

you could also follow a photoshop tutorial and make something you like: https://www.google.com/search?q=photoshop+header+tutorials That is what I usually do, the tutorials are usually really easy

I have the 2nd Gen Zune (has the pad on the bottom), and it works great! The only issue I have with Zune is you can not connected it to your car stereo and control it through the stereo like an iPod. If I were to use something connected to my car speaker I would use a phone, unless the new Zunes have Bluetooth.

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I am thinking of creating an application that allows for user plugins to extend the functionality of the application. I have written one before, but I am not sure if it is a good way of doing it. Any suggestions on how one could be created, and best practices for making one?

- Query optimizer :: analyzes your queries and database to optimize queries. - Hack Testing Site :: (Safely tests sites for security issues) You give it a website and it tries to hack it. It then Emails you the results, and how you can fix the issue. - Categorizer :: Give it a document and it assigns 1 or more categories to it (Science, Math, English, Programming, etc.). Sub-Categories would be cool too. - Niche Search Engine :: A search engine that searches a persons niche. - rock paper scissors lizard spock That is all I can think of ATM

In the logo function you have extra spaces after: HEREDOC; Their can be NO white space after or before it!