is there an advantage to one or the other? In the com_content they
don't use $query->toString in the setQuery method. Just curious why it
is used in com_hello?
I have a ton of other questions after reading through the source of
the new com_content... where does all of that get discussed? I don't
see a large amount of discussion on this mailing list (or maybe I
haven't looked far enough back), especially on ACL development. Is
there an IRC channel or somewhere else where this stuff gets
discussed?
...before you answer the 'where else is this discussed' I'm also on
the joomla-dev-cms list, and there still seems to be some
communication that has to be taking place on development that goes on
elsewhere (assuming). I'm just anxious to understand all the workings
and obviously it's not to a documentation stage.
~Zachariah
On Jul 23, 2:10 pm, Zachariah <craniumcomput...@gmail.com> wrote:
> is there an advantage to one or the other? In the com_content they
> don't use $query->toString in the setQuery method. Just curious why it
> is used in com_hello?
> I have a ton of other questions after reading through the source of
> the new com_content... where does all of that get discussed? I don't
> see a large amount of discussion on this mailing list (or maybe I
> haven't looked far enough back), especially on ACL development. Is
> there an IRC channel or somewhere else where this stuff gets
> discussed?
The JQuery class now has a __toString magic method and setQuery casts
the incoming query to a string. It might not have been in when
com_hello was first created. My preference is to now use:
> is there an advantage to one or the other? In the com_content they
> don't use $query->toString in the setQuery method. Just curious why it
> is used in com_hello?
> I have a ton of other questions after reading through the source of
> the new com_content... where does all of that get discussed? I don't
> see a large amount of discussion on this mailing list (or maybe I
> haven't looked far enough back), especially on ACL development. Is
> there an IRC channel or somewhere else where this stuff gets
> discussed?
I will change the code of com_hello to be like com_content when my
summer holidays will be finished (com_hello was written before J!1.6
alpha was released)
Ch.D
On 24 juil, 02:19, Andrew Eddie <mambob...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The JQuery class now has a __toString magic method and setQuery casts
> the incoming query to a string. It might not have been in when
> com_hello was first created. My preference is to now use:
> > is there an advantage to one or the other? In the com_content they
> > don't use $query->toString in the setQuery method. Just curious why it
> > is used in com_hello?
> > I have a ton of other questions after reading through the source of
> > the new com_content... where does all of that get discussed? I don't
> > see a large amount of discussion on this mailing list (or maybe I
> > haven't looked far enough back), especially on ACL development. Is
> > there an IRC channel or somewhere else where this stuff gets
> > discussed?