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Scratching the Surface: Getting Started with PHP Fusebox
By: Mike Britton
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    2002-05-29


    Table of Contents:
  • Scratching the Surface: Getting Started with PHP Fusebox
  • Step 1: Setting Up the Core Files
  • What do the "core files" do?
  • A Word on FuseDocs
  • Fusebox Naming Conventions
  • Picking Up Where We Left Off: Setting Up the Core Files
  • Using XFAs
  • Step 2: Creating the "Biography" Circuit
  • Almost There!
  • PHP-Fusebox Links
  • Fusebox Links

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    Scratching the Surface: Getting Started with PHP Fusebox - Step 1: Setting Up the Core Files
    ( Page 2 of 11 )

    If you have access to a web server running PHP, you have all you need to begin using PHP Fusebox.  Well, almost.

    We're going to download the PHP Fusebox core files, and then learn how they work.  Then we'll set up two circuits.  In this case it'll be a simple website with two sections: home and biography.

    Now let's set up our application!

    First you need to download and copy the core files into the root directory of your application.   These files can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/php-fusebox/ in their pristine state, ready to be shaped into a new website.

    The Core Files:

    index.php

    DefaultLayout.php

    dsp_main.php

    fbx_Circuits.php

    fbx_Fusebox3.0_PHP4.0.6.php

    fbx_Fusebox3.0_PHP4.1.x.php

    fbx_Layouts.php

    fbx_Settings.php

    fbx_Switch.php

    fbx_ListFunctions.php

    fbx_SaveContent.php



     
     
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