Gahh! Python Server Pages!!!!
Gahh! Don't ever suggest that again! On 1/25/2010 10:50 AM, mdipierro wrote:
Not that this is a good idea in general BUT you can do the following.... create a web2py app called, for example, "php" with a single controller called default.py that contains def index(): redirect(URL(r=request,f='public/index')) def public(): response.view='default/public/%s.html' % request.args(0) return dict() @auth.requires_login() def private(): response.view='default/private/%s.html' % request.args(0) return dict() def user(): return dict(form=auth()) then in views/default make two subfolder:"public" and "private". Now you can program in web2py like you would in PHP. For example you can create views/default/public/index.html with inside: <html><body><h1>Hello</h1>{{for k in range(3):}}World<br/>{{pass}}</ body></html> In the .html files you can {{db.define_table(....)}} and {{form=crud.create(...)}} and {{redirect(....)}} files in public will not require login, stuff in private will require login. There is a limited and experimental and lousy PHP to web2py converter (http://web2py.com/php) perhaps it could be integrated to support proper PHP syntax with web2py functions. Massimo On Jan 25, 9:48 am, Pynthon Pynthon<forumx...@gmail.com> wrote:Hello Maybe it sounds strange but I need something like Web2py for PHP. Most PHP frameworks are too complicated. I know Codeigniter but IMO web2py has a great job, too for newbies that don´t know any OOP. Do you think something with the simplicity of web2py exists in PHP? Thanks and sorry for the strange question. F-X
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