I have just put up the latest version of the GM-RAM website. In appearance, it is very similar to the old site; the main visual changes have been the switch to a three column layout, and the decision to dispense with jQuery UI tabs on the site pages. The content has hopefully been improved to make it clearer what GM-RAM does, including some of the projects we have been involed in. (more…)
The feed digest helper is used to fetch a list of the most recent items posted on a blog, using its RSS feed. (more…)
The view script for the feed/digest action is straightforward. If there is an error, that is rendered; otherwise, the feed digest is displayed. (more…)
The feed controller digest action handler is used to render a list of the five most recent blog posts on the specified blog, as exposed by the blog’s RSS feed. (more…)
The implementation of the AjaxFeedDigest view helper is contained in the file AjaxFeedDigest.php, which is located in the /application/views/helpers directory. (more…)
As with the other pages, the view script for the blogs page makes use of jQuery UI tabs. The special feature of this page compared to the others is that the number of tabs is dependent on the number of blogs in the database. (more…)
The Default_Model_Db_Mapper_Blog class is used to manage data exchange between the Default_Model_Db_Blog and the Default_Model_Db_Table_Blog classes; this exchange represents reading data from and writing data to the database. (more…)
The Default_Model_Db_Blog class is used to encapsulate the data contained in the rows of the blog table. (more…)
The blogs page is handled by the blogs action of the index controller. This fetches information about the blogs from a database table; it then passes this information to the view script. (more…)
The blogs page on the GM-RAM website is used to display details of the company-sponsored blogs, including a digest of the five most recent posts. Like the other pages on the site, it displays its content within a series of tabs. The first tab simply contains some general comments about the blogs; each blog then has its own tab. (more…)
