I had the problem that I want to set up a web project that contains multiple packages. It did take me some time to figure how to handle this and I am still sure, that it is not the best way. The following is, what I want to achieve.
I have a base package and …
It is a while ago since I last worked on my Twitcode project. The main reason for that was, that there have been so much changes in FLOW3 and that I wanted to wait for beta1 for the next bigger update. After the release of alpha15, what is, as far as I know, pretty …
Some time ago I wrote a tutorial about a registration and a login. I thought it will be a good idea to force the user to use a strong password so here is a tutorial about writing a password validator for our registration. We have to change some things in our old registration but …
Since there have been a lot of changes in #FLOW3 during the last days and I learned some new stuff at the #T3DD11 to I just updated my FLOW3 Tutorials to the current changes.
Until now I only updated the source code, I will rewrite the text as soon as I find the time.
The biggest …
And there they are, two more parts for the tutorial are just finished and ready to launch. Big thanks to Michael Klapper for the help with the Aspects, learned something new for myself.
Working with settings
Aspects
Next parts will be writing your own Validator and writing TypeConverters. But it will take me until the weekend to …
In this part we take a look how we can create a user registration and a login form. There are some more things that FLOW3 has to offer has, it is also possible to define the functions/classes that a user can call. But for now we only check the user role in the frontend.
FLOW3 …
Today I managed to finish one more part of the Tutorial. Today it is time to build a simple ViewHelper, in our case we want to generate a link to GoogleMaps search.
Before we can start with the ViewHelper we have to add some more stuff to our location model and to our templates.
Keep on …
Just finished two more parts for the tutorial. The first one is very easy. It is just that we don’t have to add the action URLs to the address bar in our browser each time we call a action, so I added a navigation and included it using a partial.
The second part shows you …
Just finished part three and four of the tutorial. After this parts I will continue with relations between models and how this is solved in the current trunk with annotations. To get there it is required that we have a second model and repository and some forms to add new elements to the database.
Part …
Just finished to write down the second part of the tutorial. After you finished this you should be able to build a real simple model and repository for your first FLOW3 package.
Go ahead and do it now: FLOW3 - your first model and repository
If it does not work like expected, please leave me a …