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• randomblink
  
  

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  Posted: Dec 08, 2006 - 08:00 AM

  Alrighty then...
  
  I have begun. I started off by moving the AMFPHP Directory Structure to a Postnuke 0.8 Root/includes/classes/AMFPHP folder.
  
  These are my opinions right now.
  
  I believe I will be creating a new root file. Just like Ajax has an ajax.php file in the root folder, I believe I will be creating an amfphp.php file in root. It will instantiate the basic PN functionality and contain the gateway as well.
  
  Since I can't find a flowchart for amfphp ANYWHERE, I am trying to decipher the program flow. I believe it starts in gateway.php and that is about the farthest I have gotten so far. Since my site is down right now? I figured I would post my progress here, and in a week or so I will set up a NOC section on amfphp-4-postnuke development...
  
  If you have a strong feel for amfphp I could REALLY use your help.
  I know Postnuke fairly well.
  Flex / Flash / AS1-3 fairly well... and very comfortable in PHP4 ( and 5 somewhat ).
  
  Thats all for today!
  
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• randomblink
  
  

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  Posted: Jan 03, 2007 - 03:31 AM

  Ok... I have setup a google doc with the directory structure for the new AMFPHP 1.9 beta
  I am using this release as it has no METHOD TABLE! ( hooray! )
  
  http://docs.google.com/View?docid=dskpkt4_326cdgh9x
  
  I have begun converting this package to Postnuke and have hit some questions for the development crew here at PN.
  
  AMFPHP has a series of Defines and Includes/Requires.
  Where would I see documentation on PN 0.8x to find out how to re-write those? Most of the includes/requires are for classes, and I am SURE there is a better way to handle class requirements / calls. I also would like to setup a pnlang folder, but I don't know if I need to include( ... ) it or if there is a pnAPI way to point to those folders automatically?
  
  I am setting up AMFPN ( AMFPHP for PN ) under: root/includes/classes/AMFPN/AMFPHP
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Help
  
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  With the advent of modern technology, sites like Twitter, and the Facebook Virus...
  I think we should all breathe a collective sigh of relief that I got here in time...
  - randomblink

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• randomblink
  
  

  • Rank: Developer
  • Registered: Feb 24, 2003
  • Last visit: Nov 12, 2009
  • Posts: 254

  Posted: Jan 04, 2007 - 02:28 AM

  Ok. I am moving over to osflash's Wiki for future work. Anyone that is interested in getting involved, feel free to contact me.
  If you would like to see what I am doing, check it at: http://osflash.org/amfphp/developer/amfpn
  
  Peace out one and all
  
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  I think we should all breathe a collective sigh of relief that I got here in time...
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