php-general Digest 19 Oct 2011 13:18:35 -0000 Issue 7527

Topics (messages 315341 through 315345):

Re: C14
        315341 by: Jim Giner
        315342 by: Daniel Brown
        315343 by: Daniel Brown
        315344 by: QI.VOLMAR QI

Agile Toolkit - looking for your feedback!
        315345 by: Romans Malinovskis

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Huh???
""QI.VOLMAR QI"" <qi.vol...@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:cab7l6ezpt01tovj-iwbjm9bzwdddkpykg_qnjaa2o4pogph...@mail.gmail.com...
Como faço C14N com o PHP antes da versão 5.2?

How I can make C14N with php before  version 5.2?



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On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 16:36, QI.VOLMAR QI <qi.vol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Como faço C14N com o PHP antes da versão 5.2?
>
> How I can make C14N with php before  version 5.2?

    It's in PHP 5.1.0 and newer.  Try this:

<?php$dom = new DOMDocument;$dom->loadHTMLFile($your_filename);echo
$dom->documentElement->C14N();?>
-- 
</Daniel P. Brown>
Network Infrastructure Manager
http://www.php.net/

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On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 18:12, QI.VOLMAR QI <qi.vol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Doesn't work. My server is a 5.1.6

    Keep replies on the list please.

    Just because that's your version doesn't mean it doesn't work.  It
means you probably don't have libXML compiled-in with your PHP.  Check
with your systems administrator, hosting provider, or someone else who
will know where to look.

-- 
</Daniel P. Brown>
Network Infrastructure Manager
http://www.php.net/

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I already do that. I alos instaled the libxml2 :/

2011/10/18 Daniel Brown <danbr...@php.net>

> On Tue, Oct 18, 2011 at 18:12, QI.VOLMAR QI <qi.vol...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Doesn't work. My server is a 5.1.6
>
>     Keep replies on the list please.
>
>    Just because that's your version doesn't mean it doesn't work.  It
> means you probably don't have libXML compiled-in with your PHP.  Check
> with your systems administrator, hosting provider, or someone else who
> will know where to look.
>
> --
> </Daniel P. Brown>
> Network Infrastructure Manager
> http://www.php.net/
>

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Hi All,

I’ve been working hard on the PHP UI Framework called Agile Toolkit. Some of 
you might have already heard and tried it, but I’m willing to get it out to 
more people.

What is UI Framework
 PHP UI Framework is collection of a PHP Classes which are designed to care of 
Web User Interface while letting you focus on developing business and ui logic. 
User Interface Frameworks are common in other web programming languages, but 
there haven’t been a really strong one in PHP yet. That’s where I’m aiming with 
Agile Toolkit.

Agile Toolkit based applications have a very unique structure and they resemble 
development for Cocoa / Windows and desktop UI. You get to operate with objects 
such as Page, Form, Button, Icon. Below is the syntax showing how you can add a 
button to your page:

 $button = $page->add(‘Button’);

Once object is added, you can interact with it and bind events on it:

 $button->setLabel(‘abc’)->js(‘click’, $otherform->js()->submit() );

At this time still no HTML is produced. At the later stage, application will 
recursively render all the Views and collect the HTML using template engine.

For more code examples and on-line feature demonstration please take a look at 
the short introduction here: http://agiletoolkit.org/intro

Why Agile
Agile Toolkit focuses on getting the job done. You will find a “Learning Agile 
Toolkit Book” in the documentation, which also explains how to get some 
practical tasks done faster. You are still encouraged to do testing, but it’s 
clearly divided into unit-tests for business logic and browser-testing for the 
UI logic. You no longer need to test some of the basic stuff as it’s being 
handed by the framework.

Important concept of Agile Toolkit is separation of UI logic from Business 
logic. And by UI logic I mean “PHP code”, which mashes up views to produce your 
pages. The final code of you using Agile Toolkit looks concise and flexible.

Features of current version
 Agile Toolkit is not just the concept. It is a powerful framework containing 
many features, the whole universe I might say. Some of the notable features are:

 - Comes with cross-browser HTML5 User Interface based modern CSS technologies: 
jQuery UI CSS, Flexible Grid System, typography included.
 - Business-focused Model implementation, native PHP definition, Active Record, 
Dynamic Queries, Multi-table support, calculated columns, actions.
 - jQuery and jQuery UI integration. It goes beyond bungling them and develops 
a completely new and secure way to interact between PHP code and JavaScript.
 - Many Views are bundled such as Form, Grid, CRUD, Lister, Menu as well as 
native integration with jQuery UI widgets for Dialogs, Buttons, Sliders, Growl 
and many more.
 - No code generation. All the code is a clean object-oriented native PHP code 
with strong focus on the "don’t repeat yourself" principle.
 - Close coupled. That means Auth class by default will automatically use Form 
and JS components to simplify your life.
 - Addons. There are many of them, but not too well documented. Filestore helps 
with file upload and storage, Payment gateways, Encryption, Image handling, 
OAuth. Addons don’t add intermediate layer between you and service, but instead 
they tie-in service into the system in the most convenient way for you.

Full list of features: http://agiletoolkit.org/about/features

Try it
Agile Toolkit is easy to try. Download and place somewhere into your webroot. 
PHP5.2+ is required. Copy-paste examples from the documentation into your local 
installation.

Developers who have tried it so far are very satisfied and are loving all 
aspects of the framework. It still has some rough edges (mostly in 
documentation) but it’s ready for use in real projects.

I invite you to try it. It’s dual-licensed so that you can use it for free in 
your personal projects. All source code is supplied and can be found on Git as 
I’m a very strong believer in open-source.

http://agiletoolkit.org/ 


Thanks for your time.
—
http://vizualize.me/romaninsh 

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