> * What is the difference between {id} and {member}?
id is lowercase. I've had times when testing {member} against group
membership failed and {id} worked. I would use {id} for most things.
> * What is the BOLTarray? Couldn't figure that out exactly looking at
> the source code.
I am not entirely sure, but it is not something you should need to
use, the engine should use it for you.
> * Why are all commands preceded by [session ...]? It this necessary?
> What does it do? Is is possible to store session variables?
[session ...] makes sure the command is excecuted only after a
[submit] is activated. It allows you to fill in the forms, and then
run code based on the input as opposed to before the user has written
anything :p
I do not know exactly what session variables are in php, but I if they
are what I think, then they are directly accessible in boltwire. There
are ways to send variables to the next page, however, and these are
simple to use and robust.
On Jul 25, 5:29 pm, Mark Marijnissen <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I am creating a site that uses forms, and needs to keep a sort of
> "database". Since I really love boltwire, I thought I'd make a
> jumpstart and use boltwire as engine instead of creating everything
> from scratch.
>
> The advantage: lots of functionality already, especially with users,
> registering, layout, create pages, etc...
> The disadvantage: sometimes I do not know how to get things done, or
> sometimes I lose overview over what is happening.
>
> Especially commands and functions are difficult. There are only good
> for really simple things. For the more essential core of my site, I
> use a plugin with some custom functions and commands I call from the
> pages. I love the help function, it really makes life easier! However,
> when writing my plugin, I also get a bit lost:
>
> * What is the BOLTarray? Couldn't figure that out exactly looking at
> the source code.
> * What is the ZONE argument in the functions for?
>
> * Why are all commands preceded by [session ...]? It this necessary?
> What does it do? Is is possible to store session variables?
> * What is the difference between {id} and {member}?
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