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Getting Started with Xataface
Web Lite is a simple framework for developing data-driven web applications in PHP and MySQL. This tutorial will show you how to get a dataface powered web application running in under 20 minutes.
Contents
- 1. Introduction
- Web Lite is a simple framework for building data-driven web applications in PHP and MySQL. This section introduces some of the concepts and applications of Dataface.
- 2. Why Use Xataface?
- Some simple examples similar to those that are frequently encountered by web developers, and how dataface can be used to acheive a solution.
- 3. Installation
- Download and installation instructions for the Web Lite framework.
- 4. Creating Your First Application
- Build a simple Xataface application.
- 5. Using Your First Application
- A Xataface application, at its core, provides 4 standard operations: Add new records, edit existing records, delete records, and find records. This section gives a brief overview of how to use your first Xataface application.
- 6. Customizing Field labels, descriptions, and widgets
- Using simple INI configuration files, you can customize the look and feel of your application. You can change widgets, labels, field descriptions, and more.
- 7. Using Value-lists
- Value-lists serve as vocabularies that can be used for fields such as select lists, checkbox groups, and auto-complete fields.
- 8. Relationships
- Xataface allows you to define relationships between tables using the relationships.ini file.
- 9. Form Validation
- Xataface allows you to add validation rules to fields using the fields.ini file
- 10. Delegate Classes
- Use Delegate classes to add permissions, custom serialization, display filters, calculated fields, import/export functionality, and other custom functionality to your application.
- 11. Triggers
- Triggers are methods that can be defined to carry out custom behaviors when certain events occur in the application (e.g., when records are saved, inserted, or deleted).
- 12. Permissions
- Use sessions and delegate classes to define permissions at the record and field level.
- 13. Changing the Look and Feel
- Change the way your application looks by adding custom headers, footers, and sections, and by overriding the default templates with your own custom templates.
- 14. Actions I: The Basics
- Web Lite's actions framework allows you to customize existing actions (e.g. new, edit, find) and create your own new actions.
- 15. Actions II: Intermediate
- Use permissions, categories, and other parameters from the actions.ini file to improve your action's integration into the application.
- 16. This is a test
- Test page
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