as for the naming convention... it depends. Are you aiming on building and marketing a MVC? or a forum?
you could have Vanilla, and Vanilla forums is the default forum app. Or you can have separate a Garden framework page, and Vanilla forums as a s…
@mark well, that's what i mean. the helper functions didn't make things very feasible. and if I wanted to port in variables into the helper function, I had to modify the helper function and modify the pages that called the helper function.
Vanilla …
Well, that's the problem I first had some months ago when I was using Vanilla's built in handshaking methods. Sessions would not transfer. Then I made a new authentication class so it talked to our server's user and session data directly with our AP…
I kind of agree with @Trashofmasters. Theming is a bit haywire. I would like an appropriate View and Frontend Controller on Vanilla. I have to hack away at different functions to get some simple theming put in to my forums.
Yes.
Though I think it turned out to be wrong permission problems.
But in the log, there are all sorts of error log messages. What may a load balancer do and how should I accommodate for it?
Well, from what I've seen, the structure files store the SQL to create the table. For example, Symfony PHP stores schemas in YAML, so it can be easily read by both PHP and converted to SQL. Their schemas typically look like this:
propel:
blog_arti…
When I put the forums into production, it kept trying to read the schema of the the Users table, so guests saw an ugly error, and logged in users saw nothing but an error (I was using a modified handshaking method - directly checked against our pro…
I don't quite see the big deal. I started working with Vanilla 1 to integrate an existing forums to an existing user database. Then I saw Vanilla 2, and liked that it was structured more like an MVC and single-sign-on could be done much more easily.…
I was able to integrate a discussion list into my website. I added minor changes to the search model and controller functions so a search result can be output as JSON if &json=true is appended to the URL. You can do something similar to this, al…
There is an officially support Single Sign On add-on. When I installed it, it didn't work. Essentially, it just adds this to your /conf/config.php file:
$Configuration['Garden']['Authenticator']['Type'] = 'Handshake';
$Configuration['Garde…