Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

Actually, MVC works really well with XML technologies, however, there needs alot of work in php's core to fully utilize the benefits of an mvc paradigm. -- BigDog On Wed, 2003-07-16 at 04:12, Joel Rees wrote: Hi Joel, Thanks for nice comments on the XML, XSL. I want to know more

Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

Hi Joel, Thanks for nice comments on the XML, XSL. I want to know more about it. can you please send me some article, links and tutorials? Thanks Hardik The ultimate source for xml related technologies is the World Wide Web Consortium at http://www.w3.org Most of the pages

Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

Let's be honest, XSL is is one big logic step itself -- moreover it's a whole other language to learn. ramble I wouldn't call it a _big_ step. It only looks big when you look down. 8-) I would tend rather to encourage the use of XSL, myself. If you can pick up php okay, you ought to have few

Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

Hi Joel, Thanks for nice comments on the XML, XSL. I want to know more about it. can you please send me some article, links and tutorials? Thanks Hardik --- Joel Rees [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Let's be honest, XSL is is one big logic step itself -- moreover it's a whole other language to

Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

Also u could build your own system that is php xml and xslt based. That will really help you separate the logic from the presentation. Check out (dom)xml and (dom)xslt. Sometimes there is still logic in the presentation with template systemswith xslt however, it might be to much for the

Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

Let's be honest, XSL is is one big logic step itself -- moreover it's a whole other language to learn. Cheers, Rob. On Sun, 2003-07-13 at 02:07, Ray Hunter wrote: Also u could build your own system that is php xml and xslt based. That will really help you separate the logic from the

Re: [PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

True xsl(t) is a language in and of itself along with xpath, xpointer, and a host of others. However, it is safe to point out that this is another alternative that can be reviewed. It possibly may be the hardest to incorporate; however, it needs to be mentioned as well. -- BigDog On Sun,

[PHP] Code and Good Design Methods

I am reading PHP and MySQL web development 2nd edition book. Chapter 6 talks about displaying dynamic web content using class objects. For the type of project that I am building, this is not optimal. How do I keep my self from having html mixed with my PHP code? In other words how do I