Hi all, There is a new version of the core files on the SF site, meant to deal with problems in the 'conditionalParse' testing routine within the Loader. ...
Uh - I haven't seen any bugs with it yet. But I haven't been actively trying to break it... Phil ... -- Kind Regards, Phillip Harrington http://philsown.org/...
Other than the <prefuseaction> <include template="qrySomething" circuit="model" /> </prefuseaction> bug... Phil ... -- Kind Regards, Phillip Harrington ...
I just realized that in some cases it would be convenient to be able to <set name="content['body']" value="Some String" append="true"/> where content['body']...
Using curly brackets, you could easily say: <!-- set the ccv --> <include template="dspStuff" contentvariable="content['body']" /> <!-- append to it w/ set -->...
I am having a tough time figuring out how to implement permissions-based security in a new website I am responsible for designing. I would like to make use of...
Fusebox 4.1 makes circuit and fuseaction security super-simple. I've found for myself that the best spot for user tests are in fusebox.init.php. Here's what...
Aweseome as always, Mike! I'm going to adapt this for a new site I'm building for a client (clients, *woot*). Phil (official member of the M&P mutual ...
Heh, thanks Phil!! There's actually a full fusebox.init.php file in the Files section of the NG that has this routine in it, encapulated into a reusable UDF. ...
OK, OK...I've been through the wringer on how to redirect in PHP. I've gone down the header("Location: $url") trail, and used all kinds of functions dug up...
Are you using the <true> tag inside your <if> tag? It's a silly question, but I forget that all the time... Phil ... -- Kind Regards, Phillip Harrington ...
... I just wanted to chime in on this as I have successfully implemented list-based security using this function. It works perfectly. Here's what I just...
... OK, I think I missed that one. Could you please fill me in on the pitfalls of using (or not, whichever the case may be) the <true> tag within my <if> tag?...
Hi Christopher, At the very least you need a <true>...</true> block inside the <if>. <false> is optional, but nothing will happen without the <true> block. If...
I was just on fusebox.org and besides noticing that they are in the midst of an update to the site, I noticed that there's a mention that the developers are ...
Hi Ted, When it comes to advancements, it's CF first, and PHP as a spinoff. I don't even have access to the CVS repository for the CF version so any code...
Hi, I'm working on an FB3 to FB4 conversion and although I realize I could probably just do a straight conversion (fuse names don't change), I'm wondering if...
Ted - Though nothing's carved in stone with regard to MVC organizational style, there are (generally) two "main camps". The first camp would organize the...
Actually, your thoughts reflect the exact nature of my confusion (but you do indeed help me clear it up). I was debating the value of doing a more formal MVC...
I use a hybrid design on some sites when it seems logical to do so. For example, on a film genre site I'm creating, the main circuit, news circuit, xml & db...
Guys, Can Fusebox 4.1 for PHP handle the <if></if> grammar in circuit.xml.php? I ask because every time I try to use it, I get the below error (even though...
Mea culpa. I found the error of my ways with regard to <if> blocks in circuit.xml.php. I was closing the opening <if> tag with an end slash. Didn't see it...
Hi Ted, My apps use a hybrid MVC, where I have M and V circuits in addition to my Controller circuits. Like Jeff I don't name my public circuits 'p_something',...
You're handling <relocate/> correctly, the <if> condition can just be regular php expression, doesn't need to be surrounded with the curly brackets. <if...