My father reached his 70. birthday several years ago without going green, but nevertheless I'm now in charge of a slightly different webfrontend for TINE 2.0 .
Haven't you notice - there is no connection between the first part of the sentence and the second part?
Indeed, it is the same sentence. How can they be connected?
That is my mission - connect the core of TINE 2.0 to a different frontend. Even if the standard frontend is quite nifty and even eye-candy, there are some circumstances in which you will not present your data in this way.
You may think that javascript is not enabled on every client - that could have been the case in 1999 - or you already hosting a website in TYPO3.
Now you can easily connect your TINE 2.0 stored data to your TYPO3 webfrontend.
In the backend of TYPO3 you will define which part of which record(s) you will present.
No Statement has to be handwritten. You can pick records from different TINE 2.0 installations on different (DBM) systems and of different users and so on.
Also you are able to insert new contacts via a form directly into your addressbook or CRM.
Validation and the right model is defined in the plugin.
The plugins are "standalone" plugins and brings their own zend framework and TINE 2.0 classes. You just need PHP 5. (Which you should already have choosen for security purposes.)
At this moment, I can't say "Mission accomplished". It still needs a bit of tuning to make it very easy for you.
Haven't you notice - there is no connection between the first part of the sentence and the second part?
Indeed, it is the same sentence. How can they be connected?
That is my mission - connect the core of TINE 2.0 to a different frontend. Even if the standard frontend is quite nifty and even eye-candy, there are some circumstances in which you will not present your data in this way.
You may think that javascript is not enabled on every client - that could have been the case in 1999 - or you already hosting a website in TYPO3.
Now you can easily connect your TINE 2.0 stored data to your TYPO3 webfrontend.
In the backend of TYPO3 you will define which part of which record(s) you will present.
No Statement has to be handwritten. You can pick records from different TINE 2.0 installations on different (DBM) systems and of different users and so on.
Also you are able to insert new contacts via a form directly into your addressbook or CRM.
Validation and the right model is defined in the plugin.
The plugins are "standalone" plugins and brings their own zend framework and TINE 2.0 classes. You just need PHP 5. (Which you should already have choosen for security purposes.)
At this moment, I can't say "Mission accomplished". It still needs a bit of tuning to make it very easy for you.
