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install script
I'm working on a script to install parts of new code in an existing code. I call it an install script.
Code:
<?phpDoes anyone know a solotion, or have made already an install code? |
What's the benefit to this, in relation to Pixelpost?
I'm personally against self-modifying code and the like. I don't believe my server is as good a programmer as i am ;) |
I made a hack on several lines in serveral files. For people who don't want or can't edit there files I want to make a install script. Not everyone knows php.
Of course for the people who like to hack I write a howto or they can read my code. |
The problem face there is that the people who are willing to install a hack, probably have done so already.
So if they've already hacked their file, your hack installer may not work. By the way, the addon system is exceptionally powerful, i'm yet to find anything that actually requires a hack. What is it your hack does? |
Instand of pictures you can use just text. Then you can make a thumbnail of the text. You can use this text as an introduction of a serie photo's, for example.
http://tweakers.net/ext/f/11b26ba65b...cd318/full.jpg |
cool
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Ah yes. I'm working on something similar for the "Projects" version of my website.
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You can have my source code. No problem.
But how do you distribute large or complex hacks? Just make your own pixelpost is not the solution, and everytime writing a description how to hack is also not the solution. |
In my opinion?
Only write addons, if you can't accomplish something that way, and you need to create a hack, it's probably too complex for public release. |
The problem is that pixelpost is not flexible enough. You can use pixelpost only for images. Wouldn't it be nice that you can use pixelpost also for text, video, audio? By just writing an addon for it.
I love Pixelpost for it's structure. But some code in the is not flexible. Take for example the menu of the administrator. That's a static menu. If you want a can send you de code and you can see by your self if the code is complex. I don't think so. |
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