i'm working on a project where users can create their own modules with their own tables.

while installing a module i need to codegen again for new tables in the database.

i managed to do this (at least almost) by code without loading the codegen.php webpage

but , how do i codegen only new tables or changed tables ? this could save me a lot of time and CPU as the db may containes several tables. There's no need to codegen unmodified.

Is that possible, does it exists ?

thanks !

Also, what do you mean by popup. Is a dialogbox ? or ?

Example is here:

http://examples.qcodo.com/examples/communication/email.php

http://github.com/klucznik/qcodo/commit/8ccbf526523ef84da7d600db3afb03f22448dca5

I's a bit different approach, I did a quick test and when using Qcubed 1.1.1 and examples database from qcodo I found that using something like:

$this->dtgProjects->MetaAddColumn(QQN::Project()->ManagerPerson->TimeOnlyColumn);

resulted in errors:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /Library/WebServer/Documents/qcubed/includes/qcubed/_core/base_controls/QDataGridBase.class.php(448) : eval()'d code on line 1

It was fine in qcodo so you might want to check it out.

$dtt = new DateTime('06:35:00');
echo $dtt->format(DATE_RFC822);

output is:
Fri, 19 Mar 10 06:35:00 +0100

So if anybody have any idea how to change QDateTime not to inherit this behavior, please let me know.

How to reproduce:

$obj = new QDateTime(“06:43:00”);
$obj->IsDateNull(); //returns false

I've tested that fix from Qcubed and it can't work it out as the fields it is testing are filled with data.

There is a test unit that tests for this on github:
http://github.com/qcodo/qcodo/blob/master/tests/qcodo/QDateTimeTest.php

$this->objMessage->ReadTemplate(__TEMPLATES_MAIL__ . '/invite.html');
$this->objMessage->HtmlBody = $this->objMessage->ApplyVariablesToTemplate($variablesArray);
        

$this->objMessage->From = $this->objUser->FullName .'<noreply@domain.com>';
$this->objMessage->To = $this->txtEmail->Text;
QEmailServer::Send($this->objMessage);
.bc

i'm using something similar too for a cms based on qcodo.

One thing we can do is to implements observer/observable pattern.

each object wich as periodical routine(observer) should register itself to qform(observable) (by implementing an interface for instance).

Then in QFORM we could have somthing like an array

$periodicalObservers[$timeToNextAjax] = $ObjectInterface

then while the difference is ok $time > $timeToNextAjax
call the interface method

$ObjectInterface->ProcessPeriodicalRequest($timeTonextAjax);

Where ProcessPeriodicalRequest would be something like.

public function ProcessPeriodicalRequest($frequency)
{
  switch($frequency)
  {
      case 10000:
       //do something each 10s 
      break;
   }
}

what do you think ? this is speed idea i think things can be better. Creating a real component in charge of TimeEvents in qcodo etc.

<?php
    /**
     * This is a standard, sample QForm which you can use as a starting
     * point to build any QForm page that you wish.
     */

    // Include prepend.inc to load Qcodo
    require(dirname(__FILE__) . '/../includes/prepend.inc.php');

    class SampleForm extends QForm {
        protected $lblMessage;
        protected $btnButton;
        
        protected $pxyRefresh;

        protected function Form_Create() {
            $this->lblMessage = new QLabel($this);
            $this->lblMessage->Text = 'Click the button to change my message.';

            $this->btnButton = new QButton($this);
            $this->btnButton->Text = 'Click Me';
            $this->btnButton->AddAction(new QClickEvent(), new QAjaxAction('btnButton_Click'));

            $this->pxyRefresh = new QControlProxy($this);
            $this->pxyRefresh->AddAction(new QClickEvent(), new QAjaxAction('pxyRefresh_Click'));

            // Set to "Refresh" in 1000 ms
            QApplication::ExecuteJavaScript(sprintf('qcodo.setTimeout("%s", "qc.pA(\'%s\', \'%s\', \'QClickEvent\', null, null);", %s);',
                $this->pxyRefresh->ControlId,
                $this->pxyRefresh->Form->FormId,
                $this->pxyRefresh->ControlId,
                1000));
        }

        protected function pxyRefresh_Click($strFormId, $strControlId, $strParameter) {
            $this->lblMessage->Text = QDateTime::Now()->__toString(QDateTime::FormatDisplayDateTimeFull);

            // Set to "Refresh" in 1000 ms
            QApplication::ExecuteJavaScript(sprintf('qcodo.setTimeout("%s", "qc.pA(\'%s\', \'%s\', \'QClickEvent\', null, null);", %s);',
                $this->pxyRefresh->ControlId,
                $this->pxyRefresh->Form->FormId,
                $this->pxyRefresh->ControlId,
                1000));
        }

        protected function btnButton_Click($strFormId, $strControlId, $strParameter) {
            $this->lblMessage->Text = 'Hello, World!';
        }
    }

    SampleForm::Run('SampleForm');
?>

I'm still trying to figure out the right place to hook this in -- this example is using QControlProxy, but I wonder if it makes sense to incorporate this into QForm itself.

Also, it'd be nice to get this integrated more tightly with the URL Hashing processor (which also uses timers).

Regardless, for those that can't wait, this method/example using QControlProxy will work and will work regardless of any future solution (which should hopefully come about shortly...)

the con....hmmmm....offfiguration.inc.php values are essentialy the same I believe except for backslashes, the database, and .htaccess sets the path hmmm...other than that, I basically just take the SVN version that works locally and do a force update to the staging server.....

The weird thing thing is that I, in another part of the app, do successfully save the associated data easily.

Thoughts....?

Regardless, Qcodo is completely compatible with jquery, so if you choose to import it in, you can just do it straight up.

I didn't see any errors in the post, there was an odd error:

objEvent.target.nodeName is undefined
[Break on this error] if ((objEvent.target.nodeName.toLo...et.nodeName.toLowerCase() == 'span'))

This is in the control_dialog.js (?)