[co2015tickets] Re: [co2015] #18: Prototype
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- Date: Mon, 16 Mar 2009 17:32:49 -0000
#18: Prototype
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Reporter: david | Owner: chris
Type: task | Status: accepted
Priority: medium | Milestone: Construction Phase 1
Component: Project | Keywords: Prototype with usable GUI,
implementing 30% of use cases
Blocks: | Dependencies:
Due_assign: 2009/02/27 | Due_close: 2009/03/18
Complete: 0 |
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Changes (by chris):
* cc: chris (removed)
Comment:
I'm not sure I understand what you're asking, but...
CodeIgniter has it's own structure, the key folders to know are:
vths\system\application\views
vths\system\application\controllers
vths\system\application\models
The folder names are fairly self-explanatory: they relate to the MVC
architecture
within the views folder, individual components related to each view are
stored in folders, with the main view file and shared files in the main
directory. For example:
vths\system\application\views\header.php
vths\system\application\views\footer.php
vths\system\application\views\login.php
vths\system\application\views\login\loginform.php
vths\system\application\views\login\loginerror.php
Additional resources are:
vths\css - stylesheets
vths\images - all the images used, shamelessly stolen from the existing
site
I've now got a frontpage up on the prototype, which hopefully should serve
as a decent example of how the system will work with regards to assembling
views out of "jigsaw pieces" and what should go in a view and what gets
separated out into parts of the system.
You may also want to look at the different controllers to see what is
going on there and how the logic controls what views are loaded.
(took myself off the CC list as I get the updates via the mailing list)
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