PHP-Frame is one of my oldest projects, dating back to 2005. It is a set of minimalist PHP frameworks. Frameworks is plural because, while PHP-Frame can be used as a coherent package, each of the modules stands alone.
Each of these frameworks were developed with simplicity, flexibility and performance in mind. The code is simple enough that if a project has special needs, it is trivial to customize the authentication or template system.
The frameworks I find most valuable: the CortexTemplate templating engine, security.php for cleansing input, and the MySQL database layer. I have also used the authentication routines in dozens of sites.
Hi
I have been asked to modify a site built on php-frame, and specifically to add several new pages. when I create a new tpl_mynewtemplate.html (based on altering the structure of an existing one), I get an error – essentially saying that it isn’t allowed. Is there a table in the DB that tracks what templates are allowed??? I haven’t been given the creds to the database….
I haven’t been able to find any docs or even an overview of how php-frame works other than the commenting in the code. If I delete the comment right after the doctype declaration I can bypass the security and write plain html but that isn’t ideal….
Thanks for any help you can offer!
michael
Michael, where are you getting this error? Is it a permissions error when you try to create the file?
I don’t know what site you’re working on – but your IP is from Wisconsin so I’ve probably had my hands on it at some point. Knowing which site you’re working on may give me a clue (email me at joshua.gross@gmail.com if you don’t want it public).
Long story short, I doubt the templates are stored in the database – I’ve never seen a PHP-Frame site that way.