I will take a look at the ones you mentioned below. Drupal is too complex,
just like Joomla, I have seen it. I am looking pretty much for something
very basic that I could build on
Dzenan
> Drupal is probably not the easiest at first, but has a good API and
> buckets
> full of modules, themes and
Thanks for your advice,
Dzenan
> dzenan.cause...@wise-t.com wrote:
>> I need simple CMS sistem that I could use as a staring point (to save
>> some
>> time in setting up the structure) in developing my own CMS. The code
>> should be simple to understand so that I can easily get on and start
>> bui
I need simple CMS sistem that I could use as a staring point (to save some
time in setting up the structure) in developing my own CMS. The code
should be simple to understand so that I can easily get on and start
building on it. It would be of great help if it already had features like
statistics,
Since you already used it, and I have a doubt regarding wheter to use Zend
or PDT with Eclipse, what is your opinion on that subject. Official Adobe
Flex page recommends using Zend, but Zend is commercial too, and I
generally preffer using open source, could I encounter some depenency
problems down
I absolutely agree. This type of scenario is exactly what they had in mind
when they decided to develop Flex technology. And I have no time to
experiment or take risk. I did some aditional reading on Flex in the mean
time, and I found out that it is fully integratable with existing PHP web
applicat
Excellent, it's good to know that. I think someone earlier in the
discussion mentioned that DIV's were supported from IE7. He probabily
meant fully supported, I am not absolutely sure but anyway it's good to
know there are other experiences with IE as well. How about IE5? Does
anyone have any exper
Now does it mean that I will have to create and incorporate webservices
with my existing PHP web application? Does Flex support PHP in that
respect? Sounds like J2EE strictly, but can I do it from PHP?
> On Sat, 2008-11-22 at 23:07 -0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ad
Yes however problem with using DIV's is that they are supported only from
IE7, which is significant shortcoming I believe
> Maybe I missed soemthing... what was wrong with Stut's suggestion of
> using divs? Absolute divs within a relative div is great for treating a
> box as a canvas with image la
Hardly any PHP lib's support WSOT? So it's J2EE strictly compatible?
> Ashley Sheridan wrote:
>> On Sat, 2008-11-22 at 23:07 -0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>
>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Flash#Programming_language
>>>
>>> Of late, the Flash libraries are being used with the XML capabil
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Flash#Programming_language
Of late, the Flash libraries are being used with the XML capabilities of
the browser to render rich content in the browser. This technology is
known as Asynchronous Flash and XML, much like AJAX. This technology of
Asynchronous Flash an
I see that. Is there some good tutorial on this topic? How to make Flash
interact with SQL queries in PHP
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> So basically all the data between Flash and SQL queries goes thru
>> temporary XML files correct?
>>
>>
> not so much temporary as you convert the data to xml pac
So basically all the data between Flash and SQL queries goes thru
temporary XML files correct?
> Ashley Sheridan wrote:
>> On Sat, 2008-11-22 at 19:47 -0100, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>> Since I am not an expert in FLASH, I need to make sure I understand
>>> what
>>> you suggested below.
>>>
>>> >
Since I am not an expert in FLASH, I need to make sure I understand what
you suggested below.
>From what I understand I can pass the data from SQL query to Flash via
some sort of flash parameters (flashvars), but I am not sure what XML file
serves here for? All I need is to somehow trigger SQL up
After reading the article I first thought imagemaps would be the best
solution, however then I realized that although I can click on individual
images inside the composite image, I can not change just that individual
element. I would have to reload the whole new composite image containing
appropria
But imagemaps are constructed using DIV's and that would not be supported
by IE6 correct? Is there another way to build imagemaps beside DIV's that
would be supported at least since IE5?
> On 22 Nov 2008, at 16:23, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> At least that eliminates GD as an option for this par
At least that eliminates GD as an option for this particular purpose.
Yes exactly something Flash like that allows interaction as well. But how
to exchange data between flash multimedia file and MySQL queries. This is
a serious issue, this is not trivial. I know there must be some way, but I
also
I mean composite in a figurative way, but they have to be overlapping
individual images in order to be individually clickable. Does GD allow
that? Can I create multiple images on the top of each other in GD?
And how would imagemap work in this respect?
> On Sat, 2008-11-22 at 12:51 -0100, [EMAIL
I have a PHP application that accesses data from MySQL. There is table
called "rooms", and table called "beds". There is another table called
"patients". Patients are being placed into beds, and beds are in the
rooms. PHP application currently displays all information in textual mode
via regular HT
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