BIGACE Documentation

Обновление BIGACE - [Обновление BIGACE]

oleg — 2012-01-16T19:50:08+01:00

Обновление Вашей системы до новой версии это всегда хорошая идея :-) ВНИМАНИЕ: Если Вы обновляете систему с версии старее чем 2.5 (например с 2.3 до 2.4), используйте старое руководство по обновлению.

{random_image} - created

kevin — 2011-09-27T21:21:50+01:00

The {random_image} TAG fetches random filesnames from a directory. This feature can be useful for example when creating an image slider. Attributes * assign - (required, int) The name of the template variable the array of filenames will be assigned to.

Logger - [A list of available Logger]

kevin — 2011-09-13T19:51:15+01:00

Everyone developer works different, especially when it comes to logging. One wants a logfile and tail, another one echoes messages directly on the page. Bigace ships with a configurable logging adapter. The configuration is done in the file /system/config/services.ini.

File Logger - added more section

kevin — 2011-09-13T19:48:10+01:00

This short tutorial will tell you how to activate File logging in BIGACE. Logging to a file instead of database logging has the big advantage that it works even when no database connection could be established (usefull for debugging). Please note, that the admin pnael at System/Logging will not work in combination with the FileLogger, you need to read the log files with a text editor!

FirePHP - [Configuration of the FirePHP Plugin for BIGACE]

kevin — 2011-09-13T19:47:24+01:00

Debugging Server-side applications can be a time-consuming task and I guess all PHP developer know this frustrating search for bugs, using “raw” debug messages like: echo "
1"; print_r($myArray) ... Thanks to the great Firebug extension for Firefox, a lot of web-development tasks have become easier. Now, its getting even better! Introducing the FirePHP extension for BIGACE lets you send all BIGACE and PHP related log messages to the Firebug console.

Developer manual - [Bigace 2.x specific] added link to logger

kevin — 2011-09-13T19:26:50+01:00

* PHP API - the PHP documentation (API) for BIGACE ... * Classes - ... and how to use them in your code * Templates - what they are and how to customize them Extending Bigace: * Plugin - Plugins can hook into the core of Bigace * Hooks - Register a Hook and execute a function or filter when it is called * Extensions - how to build installable Extension-Package (package format ZIP) * Modules - display dynamic data in your page

Bigace 3 - a secure Apache setup - created

kevin — 2011-07-04T00:01:12+01:00

The best way to install Bigace 3 is by installing it with the Apaches DocumentRoot pointing to the public/ folder. This describes the config files and the required settings for a proper and secure setup. We use www.example.com as domain and /var/www/bigace/ as home directory of this example installation.

News Archiver - moved download link

kevin — 2011-06-25T13:21:12+01:00

The News Archiver is an extension for the News System. The News Archiver is able to find news older than a configured age. These news will be moved to an archive, where they are still existing, viewable, but they do not show up in the active News list. Activate the News Archiver if you have a lot of News or if you do not want to display old news on your website.

How to write new Designs - improved example

kevin — 2011-06-25T01:01:43+01:00

This article covers the first steps in creating a new Template & Design for your website. Follow the instructions in the given order and you will have a usable (no, not pretty: usable!) design afterwards. Start with logging in and switching to Administration -> Layout.