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I have built a web app for a client using the codeigniter framework. The client already has a basic website for his business built using Joomla.
Now that our web app is nearing completion our client wants us to somehow integrate the two so that movement between them seems seamless to the user. They don't want users hopping back and forth between sites. "The two should be under the same domain if possible", was asked of me at one point.
I'm unfamiliar with Joomla, however based on my research it looks like developing a component or using an Iframe is the best way to go about attempting this.
Are there any downfalls to this I should be aware of? Is this even feasible with Joomla. I've read where people have talked about doing this or similar things but have never seen a completed project. I've spent a lot of time the last couple days reading through forums and Joomla documentation and honestly feel like I've been running in circles on deciding how to do this.
Any recommendations or examples of how it could be done are appreciated.
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Integrating the CodeIgniter site into Joomla would be extremely difficult, if not impossible. "Messy" is too weak a word to describe the problem.
Moving between the two might be made relatively seamless by putting the CodeIgniter site in a subdomain of the Joomla site. Links on the Joomla pages would direct the browser to the subdomain and the other way around from CodeIgniter.
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I made a simple Website which I want now to display also on the mobil devices.
So I want to make a App which only opens a browser without displaying the tab bar and the url bar.
I want to do this for android and for iOS.
Does anyone knows good tools for that or can I programm this also with Html as a Web app??
I don't know a lot about IOS, but in Android you can create shortcuts of website pages in your homescreen and it might work.
About what you are asking, you can both use some cross-platform tool, like Cordova. (I posted the most famous, I'm not here to explain which cross-platform tool is the best one, there are enough questions for this). Btw with Cordova you can build your own application using html, css, js.
Now, if you want something native, simply check a tutorial on how to create a webapplication(android official guide).
It's pretty simple and doesn't require that much skill.
Note#1: I think I have to tell you an economic note: publishing is not free, for example IOS costs around 100$/year. So consider if you really want do build an app only displaying a website. It's a more common and (imho) a best way of doing things, building a complete application with all buy, ... tools. Usually people dislike webapp if they can see the exact same thing with the mobile browser.
Usually apps gives something more than a simple website.
Note#2: I don't know if Apple allows you to build an app showing only a website, you should inform
Note#3: you should move your question, this community is for code, if you want some hint look for google or other platforms, there are a lot of "how to" on the net :)
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I just started a project in a company, they had it hosted on Google App Engine and the app was developed in Java. The thing is that this code was totally unreadable. So I've came to the conclusion that the best solution would be start it all over.
Because it is a Facebook App, one approach would be to stop using Java and start using their available PHP SDK. But, Google App Engine still doesn't work well with PHP, we can't install Frameworks like Yii without workarounds, etc.
So I think the best solution would be change the place that we are hosting the application. It needs to be a host for scalable PHP applications.
I've researched a little bit and found people talking about Pagoda and appfog.
Do you have any suggestions? What is the best solution considering: price, efficiency and also it needs to be easy to use. I don't have a lot of experiences managing servers, I usually have someone on the company that takes care of all of that for me.
My best advice would be to choose a standard Cloud provider like DigitalOcean, VPS.net or AWS. You get full access to the server to configure and install anything you like, and they often come with pre-built server images with PHP/MySQL/Apache already configured and ready to use.
Heroku has PHP support to https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-php and it's ideal for FB apps https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/facebook
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Does anyone of you ever heard about a PHP open source solution that would have these features:
Users login/registration (ideally connect via Facebook)
Upload photos: users can upload photos and exchange them with administrators.
No photo will be shown publicly (only to users and admin)
Rich backend administration with different roles and views on the users and their uploaded photos.
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Nicolas.
http://gallery.menalto.com
but it is not a programming question by any means
I think you should go for award-winning Joomla, it has thousands of plugins for photos, user handling and more, has great admin panel as well.
In my oppinion Joomla offers nearly all of those features, excepta good photo gallery, but there's "phoca gallery", with is a very good addon and also open source afaik.
I use it on several pages, it works very fine and has a very userfriendly backend (helped me a lot at the beginning)
Without finding exactly what I am looking for, I guess I just have to start everything from scratch, using a PHP framework (I'm gonna use cakePHP because of its large community).
Thanks everyone,
Nicolas
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I'm looking for a PHP script that can:
Be downloaded and installed on my website
Give my site or any other entered url a SEO score
Suggest improvements for the entered site
Is there somethiing open-source available that does this? Maybe even a paid service that allows me to call a web service from my site?
Hardly as a script. Doing the kind of checks you talk about requires constant development and updating. I doubt anybody is going to hand out this kind of script for free. As for web services, you could ask the big "SEO checkers" whether they offer any licensing options.
Speaking of open source, there is a seo plugin for Wordpress "WordPress SEO by Yoast"
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/
there are two files class-metabox.php and TextStatistics.php which together score text, check for h2 tags, count keyword frequency and density, and a few other simple things. Best way to see it to install the plugin and play with it a little.
However you need to carve out the code yourself to make it work for you.
Sorry, there's no such script out there or open source. One of the reasons you won't find such script is that there's no money to be made from it. That said, some SEO companies have in-house tools built by their developers or custom built based on their specific requirements.
So, think about getting a developer to build one for you - it shouldn't take much to get one running.
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What are some recommended WordPress plugins that make building an online user manual more effective? I've been browsing the plugin directory, but was wondering if anyone has already been down this path and could make some recommendations.
Edit: Doh! Using a wiki didn't even occur to me until these responses! I started building a site using WordPress and it seems I had a bit of "tunnel vision".
dokuwiki etc.
MediaWiki is extremely easy to use, and I think would make an exceptionally better platform for a user manual over wordpress. Wordpress may excel at being a front end CMS but it doesn't handle an extensive network of pages very well at all.
EDIT - I run a couple of different MediaWiki installations, and they are just as easy if not easier to maintain than Wordpress (which I use for my blog)
Using blogging software to make a user manual seems extremely unconventional. Have you considered using wiki software instead? For example, MediaWiki, which is also written in PHP.
I agree with thaBadDawg. WordPress uses a single dropdown to allow you to select a Parent Page for the current page (hence a hierarchy). That works fine... until a lot of pages start piling up. Wikis are comparatively better suited for handling the type of structure you'd need.