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Posted about 13 years ago
The Phraw 0.4 release candidate is out. WHAT'S NEW: Rain TPL template engine - very fast but also very simple Session handling - customizable and replaceable 3 routing methods: equal comparison, regular expression, regular expresion in ... [More] parenthesis (simpler) Custom routing Tree route - a flexible way to route through a hierarchy of pages in one shot Full documentation Unit tests Help is welcome. Please, spend some minutes to check this new version. Download it here. [Less]
Posted about 13 years ago
The Phraw 0.4 release candidate is out. WHAT'S NEW: Rain TPL template engine - very fast but also very simple Session handling - customizable and replaceable 3 routing methods: equal comparison, regular expression, regular expresion in parenthesis ... [More] (simpler) Custom routing Tree route - a flexible way to route through a hierarchy of pages in one shot Full documentation Unit tests Help is welcome. Please, spend some minutes to check this new version. Download it here. [Less]
Posted about 13 years ago
The Phraw 0.4 release candidate is out. WHAT'S NEW: Rain TPL template engine - very fast but also very simple Session handling - customizable and replaceable 3 routing methods: equal comparison, regular expression, regular expresion in ... [More] parenthesis (simpler) Custom routing Tree route - a flexible way to route through a hierarchy of pages in one shot Full documentation Unit tests Help is welcome. Please, spend some minutes to check this new version. Download it here. [Less]
Posted over 13 years ago
The new routing tree_route() method is now on the develop branch for the coming v0.4 of Phraw. With a simple array it is possible to create a structure, use default parameters and customize the behavior. More informations on the forum.
Posted over 13 years ago
The new routing tree_route() method is now on the develop branch for the coming v0.4 of Phraw. With a simple array it is possible to create a structure, use default parameters and customize the behavior. More informations on the forum.
Posted over 13 years ago
The new routing tree_route() method is now on the develop branch for the coming v0.4 of Phraw. With a simple array it is possible to create a structure, use default parameters and customize the behavior. More informations on the forum.
Posted over 13 years ago
From the development version it is now possible to use three different methods for matching the route paths: equal comparison, regular expression, regular expresion in parenthesis (simpler). Equal comparison: 'foo/bar/' matches '/foo/bar/' ... [More] Regular expression: 'foo\/bar\/' matches '/foo/bar/' Regular expression: 'foo/bar(s?)/' matches '/foo/bar/' and '/foo/bars/' This is a backwards incompatible change, probably you have to correct some routing addresses in your index.php file adding '\/' at the end of your addresses. The documentation will be available soon. Ask on the forum for help. [Less]
Posted over 13 years ago
From the development version it is now possible to use three different methods for matching the route paths: equal comparison, regular expression, regular expresion in parenthesis (simpler). Equal comparison: 'foo/bar/' matches '/foo/bar/' ... [More] Regular expression: 'foo\/bar\/' matches '/foo/bar/' Regular expression: 'foo/bar(s?)/' matches '/foo/bar/' and '/foo/bars/' This is a backwards incompatible change, probably you have to correct some routing addresses in your index.php file adding '\/' at the end of your addresses. The documentation will be available soon. Ask on the forum for help. [Less]
Posted over 13 years ago
From the development version it is now possible to use three different methods for matching the route paths: equal comparison, regular expression, regular expresion in parenthesis (simpler). Equal comparison: 'foo/bar/' matches '/foo/bar/' Regular ... [More] expression: 'foo\/bar\/' matches '/foo/bar/' Regular expression: 'foo/bar(s?)/' matches '/foo/bar/' and '/foo/bars/' This is a backwards incompatible change, probably you have to correct some routing addresses in your index.php file adding '\/' at the end of your addresses. The documentation will be available soon. Ask on the forum for help. [Less]
Posted over 13 years ago
From the development version it is now possible to use the sessions in a easiest way. There is also a session files handler ready to use. See the little gallery of small examples for have a quick idea about or read the documentation. We need testers!