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| en:tutorials:minitutorial:1.1.x [2009/01/07 21:56] – bibo | en:tutorials:minitutorial:1.1.x [2012/04/15 08:36] (current) – laurent |
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| ===== Download and installation ===== | ===== Download and installation ===== |
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| First, [[en:download:stable:1.1#developer-edition|download the "developer" edition of Jelix]]. Jelix requires at least PHP 5.2 (See [[en:manual-1.1:installation:requirements|here a detailed list of requirements]]) | First, [[en:download:stable:1.1#developer-edition|download the "developer" edition of Jelix]]. Jelix requires at least PHP 5.2 (See [[http://docs.jelix.org/en/manual-1.1/installation/requirements|here a detailed list of requirements]]) |
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| Then, unpack the archive file you have downloaded, with your archiver software companion. For example, with tar: | Then, unpack the archive file you have downloaded, with your archiver software companion. For example, with tar: |
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| This "customized" response assigns to its @@P@bodyTpl@@ member the default template which will be used to generate the @@<body>@@ content of all pages : "example~main". This is the @@F@main.tpl@@ file in the example module. "example~main" is called a selector. A [[en:manual-1.1:selectors|Jelix selector]] is a shortcut to refer to a resource of a module. Here is the content of main.tpl: | This "customized" response assigns to its @@P@bodyTpl@@ member the default template which will be used to generate the @@<body>@@ content of all pages : "example~main". This is the @@F@main.tpl@@ file in the example module. "example~main" is called a selector. A [[http://docs.jelix.org/en/manual-1.1/selectors|Jelix selector]] is a shortcut to refer to a resource of a module. Here is the content of main.tpl: |
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| <code html> | <code html> |
