Comments on: The Xavisys WordPress Plugin Framework http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework BlueDog Web Services Wed, 09 May 2012 20:39:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4-beta3 By: Amereservant http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-680 Amereservant Sun, 25 Sep 2011 03:58:47 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-680 Actually, it's better to exit PHP when rendering pure HTML because it avoids the PHP engine having to process the HTML when it's not necessary. How much difference does it make? I'm not sure, but I can read HTML as HTML a lot better than I can several lines of echo ...., which gets messy to maintain. But yeah, it's taught as being better to exit PHP when outputting straight HTML. Actually, it’s better to exit PHP when rendering pure HTML because it avoids the PHP engine having to process the HTML when it’s not necessary. How much difference does it make? I’m not sure, but I can read HTML as HTML a lot better than I can several lines of echo …., which gets messy to maintain.

But yeah, it’s taught as being better to exit PHP when outputting straight HTML.

]]> By: Andy from Workshopshed http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-679 Andy from Workshopshed Fri, 03 Jun 2011 08:20:07 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-679 I discoved your framework when looking at the source code of Twitter Widget Pro, an interesting idea. I think I agree with the others that it's possible got a little much in it. It does not seem to reduce the amount of code needed in the main class. One thing that does seem to be lacking for wordpress developers is the display of the admin UI. All the examples I've seen are switching back and forth between PHP and HTML which can't be very efficient. _slug); ?> <input id="twp_username" name="twp[username]" type="text" class="regular-text code" value="_settings['twp']['username']); ?>" size="40" /> I discoved your framework when looking at the source code of Twitter Widget Pro, an interesting idea. I think I agree with the others that it’s possible got a little much in it. It does not seem to reduce the amount of code needed in the main class.

One thing that does seem to be lacking for wordpress developers is the display of the admin UI. All the examples I’ve seen are switching back and forth between PHP and HTML which can’t be very efficient.

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<input id="twp_username" name="twp[username]" type="text" class="regular-text code" value="_settings['twp']['username']); ?>” size=”40″ />

]]> By: AaronCampbell http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-678 AaronCampbell Mon, 21 Mar 2011 13:40:06 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-678 What bullets are you talking about? What bullets are you talking about?

]]> By: Milen http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-677 Milen Fri, 18 Mar 2011 09:27:38 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-677 Hello, how do you change the style of the bullets? I want to add bullet image? Hello, how do you change the style of the bullets? I want to add bullet image?

]]> By: FX Siteworks http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-676 FX Siteworks Thu, 06 Jan 2011 07:46:49 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-676 Hi Guys, Like some of the other commenters on this post, I too am keen to see how this idea has progressed, but cannot seem to find any info on it on the sites. Any plans to post on your developments since this was originally aired? Is the project still ongoing. It did look so full of potential.... Cheers Hi Guys,

Like some of the other commenters on this post, I too am keen to see how this idea has progressed, but cannot seem to find any info on it on the sites.
Any plans to post on your developments since this was originally aired? Is the project still ongoing.

It did look so full of potential….

Cheers

]]> By: Jason Nathan http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-675 Jason Nathan Sat, 30 Oct 2010 18:31:45 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-675 I agree. It's exactly what I'm going through right now! It is especially problematic when people create complex plugins and mash html, css and php together. Mind bloggling task to debug I agree. It’s exactly what I’m going through right now! It is especially problematic when people create complex plugins and mash html, css and php together. Mind bloggling task to debug

]]> By: George http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-674 George Sat, 30 Oct 2010 11:54:09 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-674 Thanks for your work and make it free. Thanks for your work and make it free.

]]> By: Davit http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-673 Davit Sat, 02 Oct 2010 12:46:51 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-673 At the end I've came up with routes and router as well. And yes, my plugins are mostly very complex and without MVC or any other way of strict organization I tend to get lost in functions and files and spent most of my time and efforts keeping it my head. At the end I’ve came up with routes and router as well. And yes, my plugins are mostly very complex and without MVC or any other way of strict organization I tend to get lost in functions and files and spent most of my time and efforts keeping it my head.

]]> By: Jason Nathan http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-672 Jason Nathan Sat, 02 Oct 2010 02:36:45 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-672 True, it would only be needed for complex plugins like CRMs or similar. I made a router class - approaching a little different and put it up in a post on my blog. You can have a look at it in the website above... True, it would only be needed for complex plugins like CRMs or similar. I made a router class – approaching a little different and put it up in a post on my blog.

You can have a look at it in the website above…

]]> By: eddie http://bluedogwebservices.com/xavisys-wordpress-plugin-framework/#comment-671 eddie Thu, 06 May 2010 22:37:05 +0000 http://bluedogwebservices.com/?p=779#comment-671 how is this idea progressing? I'm interested in seeing a walk through. i searched joost's site for any mention of his plugin toolkit and found nothing... how is this idea progressing? I’m interested in seeing a walk through.

i searched joost’s site for any mention of his plugin toolkit and found nothing…

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