Ups, I just realized that the modx_sendfile is a solution for the
repository, not for the CMS installations, so yeah it does make sense
using it! Thanks again for the suggestion Daniel,
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On Jul 6, 2012, at 9:28 PM, Daniel Convissor
wrote:
> Hi Federico:
>
>> is more similar
Got it. I want to have a solution on my server because some component
will be on sale.
Is modx_sendfile a default PHP module? What's the advantage respect
using just the headers function of PHP for file download?
Thanks
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On Jul 6, 2012, at 9:28 PM, Daniel Convissor
wrote:
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Hi Federico:
> is more similar to the modules repository of Wordpress.
That's fine. To be clear, I was not comparing your project to PEAR. It
seems you may have interpreted it this way. I was saying you might want
to use PEAR's client and server interfaces/software for your system. I
hear the
Hey Daniel,
is more similar to the modules repository of Wordpress.
Let me add more details, I'm developing a CMS and an "app store". The app
store is a repository where users can download plugins, modules and themes,
and even upload and share them, after a moderator approval.
Because I'll relea
Hi Federico:
> I'm developing an app store for a CMS to download modules, plugins and
> themes and keep them updated automatically.
You mean like PEAR? Their old (pear.php.net) and new (pyrus at
pear2.php.net) systems have client and server side tools can be reused
in many ways. There are other
Hey guys,
I'm developing an app store for a CMS to download modules, plugins and
themes and keep them updated automatically.
Each module, plugin or theme are compressed into a zip file.
The CMS can connect to the app store and download one module with an API
call. I was thinking to use file_get_c
