Standard web code

i want to know the standard use to build dolphin boonex and the structure of the site i mean if use MVC or another structure

Quote · 16 Jul 2014

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Quote · 16 Jul 2014

I would suggest to start with the following docs:

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolphinCodeConvention

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolphinTutorialMyFirstModule

 

Dolphin is using MVC like architecture, where:

MyNameDd.php is model

MyNameTemplate.php is view

MyNameModule.php is controller

However some old modules don't follow these rules.

Rules → http://www.boonex.com/terms
Quote · 21 Jul 2014

the domain model of boonex haven't any relansionship so i need the documentation for be sure if they follow any standart.

Quote · 18 Aug 2014

 RE:

for be sure if they follow any standart.

 Why?  Are you the 'standards police'?

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Quote · 18 Aug 2014

Most likely because he is not a experienced php developer and can't code if he does not recognize the coding techniques.

He apparently is not good enough to write php code with a standard text editor the way most php developers do it.

Anyhow. Full documentation is not available. See the wiki here for what is available. http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki

I have a suggestion for you. Look at some of dolphins modules. Also check out the example module here. http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolphinTutorialMyFirstModule

If you still cannot grasp how things work, then call it quits.

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Quote · 18 Aug 2014

After reading this post, it intrigued me. I had a similar question (but was always too afraid to ask - looks at HL). But, since standards have been brought up, I figured I would ask. What exactly is xhtml compliant. and what other compliances are there. It seems to me that the original question should have been "What kind of markup (html, xhtml, etc) is considered standard and is Dolphin using it?" Of course this is just a guess as to what the OP really meant.

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Quote · 19 Aug 2014

 

What kind of markup (html, xhtml, etc) is considered standard

All

all are kinda "flavors" of html for different purposes, it just depends on the developer what to use. xhtml is strictly typed html, more focused on meta markup than presentation which off loads presentation to css, and html...well we all know, loosely typed, carelessly too (looks at people who don't close tags, drives me nuts). It just takes time and courage to develop something in xhtml and dolphin in xhtml is somewhat same as orca in xsl Innocent

so much to do....
Quote · 19 Aug 2014

 i'm asking for these imformation for academy purposes, my programing skill has nothing to do in this post.

Most likely because he is not a experienced php developer and can't code if he does not recognize the coding techniques.

He apparently is not good enough to write php code with a standard text editor the way most php developers do it.

Anyhow. Full documentation is not available. See the wiki here for what is available. http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki

I have a suggestion for you. Look at some of dolphins modules. Also check out the example module here. http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/DolphinTutorialMyFirstModule

If you still cannot grasp how things work, then call it quits.

 

Quote · 19 Aug 2014

 which hinders not helps.

 RE:

for be sure if they follow any standart.

 Why?  Are you the 'standards police'?

 

Quote · 19 Aug 2014

AlexT has already answered your question perfectly.  Do you not understand the answer?

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Quote · 19 Aug 2014
 
 
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