web.framework is an MVC framework for PHP5. It features actions and action-chains, the ability to call to other actions or action-chains from an action-chain, pre- and post-actions with exceptions, validators for simple check forms, support for DB configuration in framework configuration, support for template systems (such as web.template and Smarty), a router for making URLs nice-looking, tokens, authorization frames, AJAX, clinet-side validation and more.
By : MStaniszczak
web.framework version 1.0.0 for PHP 5 has been released. This release includes new features, including: - advanced validators - good integration with web.template (wt-call block) - integration with other template system (you can use template as view) - many small corrects and new features.
With this release, web.framework provides: - action and action-chains - calls to other actions/action-chains from action-chain - pre- and post- actions with exceptions (i.e. you can exclude some actions/action-chains from pre- or post- actions) - validators for simple check forms - advanced validators - simple client side validators (JavaScript) - support for DB configuration in framework configuration - support for template systems (by default drivers for web.template and Smarty) - good integration with web.template (wt-call block) - integration with other template system (you can use template as view) - router - for simple support for nice URL and generate proper URL addresses - token - you can now check for reload/resend form by user - authorization frame - you can now integrate your authorization classes/functions with web.framework and configuration file - AJAX - DB support (for PDO, ADOdb and web.db - I suggest using PDO) - DB session handler
Feel free to download the framework, test it and submit any bugs and feature requests. http://www.webframework.org/
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