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Mambo's RESTful API
REST What is it? Best explained on Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RepresentationalStateTransfer. Why we use it? Mambo has always been a stable and secure CMS solution for building sites and managing content. With the addition of the new REST API ...
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Writing for Security
How to Make your Mambo Extension more Secure By default, Mambo is very secure. While most core components are safe and secure, often hackers get into the system by using third party extensions. This article is targeted at giving you an ...
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HTML Output Class Redefined - The New Way
HTML Output Class Redefined This article is continued from the previous page, HTML Output Class Redefined\\ Remember how we had to pass those same common variables to every output function we create? There must be a better way ...
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Create a Component
Walkthrough on how to create a component This article was written for Mambo 4.5 which is no longer developed. For Mambo 4.6 see Hello World Component for Developers Throughout this article, I'll use 'newcomp' to represent the component name which should be replaced by your ...
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Basic Hello World Component
Introduction to the Hello World Component If anyone has every picked up a book on programming, the first things they get you to do is complete a very simple exercise to write "Hello World" on the screen. This is usually a very exhilarating experience when you ...
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Component Event Handler
Mambo Component Event Handler This is where the other half of the serious work happens (actually it happens first). As for the presentation layer, event handler also builds up as we develop additional functionality. In fact, there are usually many more events handled ...
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Component Presentation Layer
Mambo Component Presentation Layer Here is where the first half of the serious work starts. We need to create a presentation layer to display the html for different events that are going to be triggered by our component. The presentation layer is a file that builds up as we ...
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Database Class Handlers
Mambo Database Class Handlers In Mambo we provide a special class that relieves the developer of a lot of low level database work on tables. This special class is called mosDBTable and will have already been declared for you. You don't use this class ...
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The Component Toolbar
nbsp;Component Toolbar You need two files to control the display of the toolbar in the MOS Administrator. One file is the event handler (toolbar..php) and one controls the html output (toolbar..html.php) . This segregation of business logic and display is common throughout ...
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Creating the Administrator Interface
Components creating the Administrator Interface There are a number of files required to support a component in the MOS Administrator. First you need to create a directory under the /administrator/components directory. You need to prefix this directory with com. You also need four (possibly ...
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