A. If I could go back, knowing what I know now, I would probably not have done the 7 week training project, rather get straight in the project. This would help to speed the development process, helping fix lot of bugs already. Currently in our project, we are in an active process of finding and

Today, we met discussing the powerpoint presentation after the suggestions from the team and Barrett after the trial run on Sunday. We made many work flow edits, so that presentation feels smooth. We decided where to include things like where should instance go. We also commented on each slide, who is doing what and what

In few of the website posts some weeks back, I told I would like to make common header, footer and sidebar which would make things much more easier to maintain. I decided to do the code for it. I decided to use Apache RewriteRule. My .htaccess file looks like: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^(.*).html$ index.php?paget=$1 What

In the previous lab, I had to document how to go about doing the XML creation. I took a look at all different functions in Core.php pertaining to XML, and I experimented with code before I completed the documentation. I created the documentation in readme style so that anyone can easily understand what’s going on.

This lab was similar to the last lab, in that, we just were focusing on our own modules. I was working through my way through the XML creation, and to say the least, it was tedious. $authorizedTag=Ocelot_Core::$doc->createElement(“Authorized”); $authorizedTag->appendChild(Ocelot_Core::$doc->createTextNode(1)); $this->TeamManagementXML->appendChild($authorizedTag); $this->ObjectXML=Ocelot_Core::$doc->createElement(“Object”); $this->ObjectXML->setAttribute(“Name”,$this->object); $this->ObjectXML->setAttribute(“Action”,$action); $this->TeamManagementXML->appendChild($this->ObjectXML); I had these lines in my run function, and I figure out

This lab was fairly normal and even in our team we were busy doing our own assigned files/projects. I was personally figuring out how to best use the get function $this->data->get(“Action”, true, “_GET”); The problem arosed when I determined that the old way of doing $name = Ocelot_Core::MEGet(“txtName”,”secure”,”_POST”); $url = Ocelot_Core::MEGet(“txtURL”,”raw”,”_POST”); will be the same

This was the lab meeting next to the 12th week. We got our feedback from William. The lab was fairly usual where all of us were working with our own teams. We were trying to figure out the Breadcrumb problem I mentioned in the last post, and we found it! The solution was to use

Today on Friday, me, Lili and Michael met in Hicks to start working on some porting some Core functions. Michael decided to edit the database part and me and Lili started doing the Breadcrumbs part. The old function was public static function createBreadcrumbXML() { $breadcrumbtag=ME_Core::$doc->createElement(“Breadcrumb”); ME_Core::$root->appendChild($breadcrumbtag); $order=0; if (ME_Core::$Breadcrumb!==NULL) { foreach (ME_Core::$Breadcrumb as $crumb) {

Today’s lab started with some general announcements that Individual Memo’s are due, and everyone describing what they did. In the weekend, I had taken a look at code, different methods of Ocelot, and tried to come up with replacements for the various methods. For example there was a need for the Breadcrumbs function, missing in

This was the lab meeting after the Spring break, and we started out with how all spent their spring break. Later, we had to give updates on what we did on our projects. I personally had taken a look on the code and had a few ideas to describe how to go about doing it.