David,

<< I noticed it is built for EDB 2.04.  I suppose if I want to support the
same database my application is built around (2.03), I'll need to upgrade
that first. >>

It depends - if you're only using the PHP extension for reads/writes against
a 2.03 database/server and don't intend to use the PHP extension for DDL
(CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE, etc.), then you'll be fine using the 2.04 PHP
extension with 2.03 databases.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Excellent!  That's good to know.

David Cornelius
Cornelius Concepts

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David,

<< I noticed it is built for EDB 2.04.  I suppose if I want to support the
same database my application is built around (2.03), I'll need to upgrade
that first. >>

It depends - if you're only using the PHP extension for reads/writes against
a 2.03 database/server and don't intend to use the PHP extension for DDL
(CREATE TABLE, ALTER TABLE, etc.), then you'll be fine using the 2.04 PHP
extension with 2.03 databases.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

I like phpStorm for PHP code (as well as other languages). Supports multiple platforms, quick and has many plugins.

CodeIgniter is a good framework as well. CI is very easy to use.
I have also seen mention of Symfony, Kohana and Yii Framework as good frameworks that a bit more robust.

Others: http://www.phpframeworks.com/

Regards,
Scott.

Another good editor is Sublime:
http://www.sublimetext.com/

It is under heavy development and also has a lot of features.

Regards,
Scott.

Version 2 (BETA).. but very stable.
http://www.sublimetext.com/blog/articles/sublime-text-2-beta

This is the one I actually use. The previous post is for V1.

Regards,
Scott.

I guess this product is being offered because of work that has gone on with Elevate Web-Builder?

... if you have developed a data layer for _that_ product then presumably it can be plugged into a Php environment fairly easily.

Is this a sign that the EWB product is on its way?

Adam

>I guess this product is being offered because of work that has gone on with Elevate Web-Builder?
>
>.. if you have developed a data layer for _that_ product then presumably it can be plugged into a Php environment fairly easily.
>
>Is this a sign that the EWB product is on its way?

I always have difficulty sleeping - can I have some of what you're using please.

Roy Lambert

ps

This offer was posted more than a year ago

Adam,

<< I guess this product is being offered because of work that has gone on
with Elevate Web-Builder? >>

No, this is an old offer.  EWB uses JSON for all data-exchange, so it is
fairly easy to do this with standard PHP libraries for generating/parsing
JSON.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:
> We are pleased to announce that the new ElevateDB PHP Extension is
> now available free of charge for a limited time.  You can find out
> more information about the extension, and place your (free) order
> here:

Tim, is this still valid? Checkout says $129.

Thx!

Dominique,

> Tim, is this still valid? Checkout says $129.

Have a look at the dates of this thread. As Roy indicated: the offer is
over for more than a year.

Regards Uli