Noddy's guide to xPDO

Ryan,

Thanks for the wonderful answer. If you already know, how will this frontend editing work (such as updated NewsEditor, new MODx api or built-in functionality). I know the manager and frontend will be almost one-and-the-same. Is there a description already of this process or functionality?

Thanks again,
Chuck

No description yet... but lots more on it in general soon. Then all the questions can be asked (over again I know, but gotta start for real at some point) and answered.

Quote from: ProWebscape at Mar 19, 2007, 02:15 PM

If you already know, how will this frontend editing work (such as updated NewsEditor, new MODx api or built-in functionality). I know the manager and frontend will be almost one-and-the-same. Is there a description already of this process or functionality?

It will likely be via php scripts that we’ll call AJAX "connectors", or directly via the xPDO-powered model (or set of related API’s) developed as MODx 0.9.7.

The connectors would be available from an isolated "connector" context, outside of the typical "web" and "mgr" contexts that we are used to in the current MODx. It will handle validation and processing of any authorized content management related requests, regardless of the source. But, the key is that the MODx model will provide centralized access to the domain data and logic that even these connectors will utilize, so there will be fewer limitations imposed by the poor-man’s web services architecture the connectors will represent.

More on this and some related MODx 0.9.7 manager changes that I’m quite excited about, very soon.

Tht sounds very exciting. Can’t wait to be as excited as you are about it Jason (That was serious).

Chuck

There are any changes to continue this tutorial from Alpha 3 Revolution?

Quote from: GuillerOnLine at Aug 21, 2008, 11:13 AM

There are any changes to continue this tutorial from Alpha 3 Revolution?

• PHP Coding with xPDO in Revolution
• Writing a 3rd Party Component in Revolution
• Custom Manager Pages for 3rd Party Components

Thanks splittingred, Nor had found examples

/om/sample/person.class.php
/om/sample/xpdosample.class.php

Neither downloading xPDO 1.0b

http://xpdo.org/api/xpdo-om-sample/_om---sample---xpdosample.class.php.html

(http://xpdo.org is not properly paginated)

I will continue these Link

If someone else needs to translate those linked notes that neither Google nor Yahoo can.
One solution is to use
http://worldlingo.com/en/websites/url_translator.html

My apologies; with my focus on MODx Revolution, xpdo.org has not received much attention from me lately. I recommend getting the latest xpdo directly from SVN at http://svn.xpdo.org/svn/xpdo/trunk/ as there have been many improvements and changes since revision 75. We are currently at revision 215. I’ll try and get a new package together for download this week, as well as update the documentation.

OpenGeek:
I shall be attentive, but insist that the next revolution is going to be editing graphics.

The ultimate goal is to offer a visual editor for designing/managing a custom Model or even altering the core MODx model, within the MODx manager itself.

http://modxcms.com/transforming-modx-oo-mvc-orm.html

Language through, I took a lot understand their vision, and now I’m anxious to concrete, many OpenGeek thank you very much.