atk4

I read the answer here for a question about bilingual atk, but I wonder if the framework is adapted for international use? I tested the CRUD functionality (v 4.2) and cannot see that e.g. the labels of the buttons (Add, Edit, Delete) are run through the _() function. Any plans for that? If needed and ATK is the right path, could I assist? If so how? Here is the most recent localization branch. https://github.com/atk4/atk4/tree/locale they call $this->api->_() which you can override and make it call _() or any other way. $this->add('translation/Controller_Basic') ->setLocale('de') // default

I think I'm not understanding the reference field. I have a simple form <?php class page_prueba extends Page { function init(){ parent::init(); $p=$this; $f=$p->add('Form'); $f->setSource('ticket'); $f->addField('line','texto')->validateNotNull(); $f->addField('text','detalle')->validateNotNull(); $c=$p->add('Model_Usuario'); $f->addField('reference','usuario')->setValueList($c)->validateNotNull(); } } And I have a User Model <?php class Model_Usuario extends Model_Table { public $entity_code='usuario'; public $table_alias='u'; function defineFields(){ parent::defineFields(); $this->addField(

I am wanting to upload a csv file, validate it, and then upload into an existing model. However, I am using ATK4.2.1 and finding that either the example code that have googled are either missing some steps or not relevant in version 4.2.1. To this end, for my first step I have tried mixing and matching code in attempt to get a fileStore up and running with no working results thus far. Is there a step by step tutorial/guide that anyone can point me to. The reference on the agiletoolkit.org site does not have any examples for the atk4-addons; that I can find. It seems that it is more involved

I have setup a CRUD area on my frontendAPI.php file (testing my models)... and I even managed to secure it. I would like to do this the proper way... I would like to establish a separate directory/ Page for the Admins. Please advise on this. Still new at this but I'm trying to do the same for a news page, think i've got the login part working but having problems with the CRUD (will post a question on it shortly) - i have a table to populate with data from an rss feed (but will be manually populated with a CRUD to start with) and then have a page on the front end to pull out the details using

I am developing a website using ATK4, a php framework with jquery . I have developed this on my laptop using localhost/test1 as the directory and with a local php database. If i move all the directories online and import the php database to my web host, most of the pages work but on one, i get an error on one of the pages indicating Fatal error: Class 'model_TaskType' not found in /homepages/4/d184034614/htdocs/paperless/atk4/lib/AbstractObject.php on line 131 The line referred to in AbstractObject.php is part of the add function. The model is present and exactly the same code is working on

I have always developed web software using a framework ( Agile Toolkit ) and it was helpful to me in all situations, but one question always concerned me: In which circumstances it's NOT advisable to use a framework? So a question to other veteran framework developers - when would you code in a raw good PHP instead of your framework of choice? Flipper There are many reasons that people will suggest not to use a framework. You will learn a lot by writing your own. I have been working on my own and I have learned a lot of different things about PHP that I did not know before. Overall it is a