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I'm almost finished with acidflux cms, all I need to do is make a search function on it and the admin panel which probably will take 
a few minutes to knock up although it is a royal pain in the bum to
make search parameters that listen to what you want them to do.
And as I already have most of it done in the non-mvc one that I managed to pull together I don't think I even wrote up about changing to cakephp which is a mvc it allows for making code come together very easily the only downside to this is I know this isn't going to be a permanent thing I will probably start to make my own mvc to house acidflux and use cakephp as a... well framework :)
this then will then allow me to more or less nab the functionality that I can see in my head and just splice it together so yes in 0.1
there was cake and those who have played portal know what I mean :D 

Submitted: 2010-06-01
Posted By: Edd

I'm So Lazy

Well I'm not really I just need to know which to do first either, the design or the php code it's crazy... I used to have a clue once how to lay things out but css really is a pain in the ass to play with... I was looking into smarty as it does some quirky magic and seperates the code from the css so that designers and coders can work without destroying parts of the code... but learning their language is like learning a sodding framework again :(


Submitted: 2010-05-08
Posted By: Edd

Welcome to Acidflux

Yes I'm now running acidflux cms on my own site, which will allow me to make corrections to the code in real-time :)

Submitted: 2010-04-24
Posted By: Edd

Gmail Checker

I've never really played with perl in great detail... Normally love playing with php :D [b]Gmail Checker[/b] This basically checks gmail for new messages and with that it notifies you with a sound event :) you can specify what sound you want... I recommend using strawberry perl for windows :) And install the libs at the top, using cpan install modulenamehere. #!/usr/bin/perl -w use Win32::Sound; use LWP::UserAgent; $ua = LWP::UserAgent->new; $req = HTTP::Request->new(GET => 'https://mail.google.com/feed/atom'); $req->authorization_basic('username', 'passhere'); my $res = $ua->request($req); if ($res->is_success) { my $content = substr $res->content, 207, 1; if ($content > 0) { Win32::Sound::Play("email.wav"); print "New Mail"; } else { print "No Mail here"; } } exit 0; 

Submitted: 2010-03-24
Posted By: Edd