tedkulp

<?php

if (!function_exists('getPageChooser')) {
function getPageChooser($pageLinks=array(), $activeIndexNumber=0, $previousText="Previous", $nextText="Next", $firstVisableNumber=1) {
    // This function takes an array with links and makes a nice page chooser from it.  
    // The index of the array is 0 based, so is the activeIndexNumber.
    // Make firstVisableNumber 0 if you want to see pagenumbers start with 0 (Why would you???). 
    $pagermenu = array();
    if (!is_array($pageLinks)) return "";
    $pageLinksCount = count($pageLinks);

tedkulp

<?php
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Module: Cart - A simple example frontend form module
# Version: 1.0, calguy1000 <calguy1000@cmsmadesimple.org>
#
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
# CMS - CMS Made Simple is (c) 2005 by Ted Kulp (wishy@cmsmadesimple.org)
# This project's homepage is: http://www.cmsmadesimple.org
# The module's homepage is: http://dev.cmsmadesimple.org/projects/skeleton/
#

tedkulp

<?php

include 'lib/silk/silk.api.php';

SilkDatabase::connect('mysql://root:@localhost/cms_innodb', true, true, 'cms_');

$users = orm('user')->find_all(array('order' => "id ASC"));

var_dump($users[0]->full_name());
var_dump($users[0]->groups[0]->name);

tedkulp

<?php

include_once('lib/silk/silk.api.php');

$config = SilkYaml::load(join_path(ROOT_DIR, 'config', 'setup.yml'));

include_once('config/routes.php');

//SilkDatabase::connect($config['database']['dsn'], $config['debug'], true, $config['database']['prefix']);

tedkulp

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tedkulp

<?php

class TestController extends SilkControllerBase
{
	function test_action($params)
	{
		$this->set('test', 'Controller Works!');
	}
	
	function test_ajax($params)

tedkulp

As I've worked on CMSMS 2.0, I've run into a few recurring issues 
that I didn't quite have an answer or reason for yet...

1. I wrote a lot of very generic pieces of code in order to make 2.0 
easier to develop in the long run.  I think I might've gone overboard 
a bit.  I wasn't ever sure why.
2. As a professional developer, I kept running into issues where I wanted 
to use some of that code for other stuff.  And it was too difficult to just 
pull out the piece I needed and didn't do it.

tedkulp

<?php

class LoginController extends SilkControllerBase
{
	function index($params)
	{
		$user_session = new SilkUserSession($params['login']);
		if ($user_session->login())
		{
			//redirect('')

tedkulp

<?php

//Automatically add some component routes -- see docs for details
//SilkRoute::build_default_component_routes();

SilkRoute::register_route("/admin/:controller/:action/:id", array("component" => 'admin'));
SilkRoute::register_route("/admin/:controller/:action", array("id" => '', "component" => 'admin'));
SilkRoute::register_route("/admin/:controller", array("id" => '', 'action' => 'index', "component" => 'admin'));

//Catch-all goes here

tedkulp

<?php

//Automatically add some component routes -- see docs for details
//SilkRoute::build_default_component_routes();

SilkRoute::register_route("/admin/:controller/:action/:id", array("component" => 'admin'));
SilkRoute::register_route("/admin/:controller/:action", array("id" => '', "component" => 'admin'));
SilkRoute::register_route("/admin/:controller", array("id" => '', 'action' => 'index', "component" => 'admin'));

//Catch-all goes here