PHP Application update
@StarLion wrote: My only hesitation about saying "let them hit a button" was that you mentioned your customers are customizing the code themselves. If a client has made a change to their code, how is...
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@spaceshiptrooper wrote: Mittineague: As for what the update entails, it could be a bit lengthy so maybe a link to a list would be best. eg. imagine putting this list in every user's ACP Hmm, I see...
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@s_molinari wrote: Hopefully your system will be built in a way, so your clients won't be touching the base code (like most frameworks are built). If changes in core code is necessary, it makes the...
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@Mittineague wrote: spaceshiptrooper: Another thing, what if the server doesn't allow new lines of codes to be added, what then? Yes, you could check for folder / file permissions, try to change them,...
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@oddz wrote: Mittineague: ell, WordPress has a "one-click" update. It doesn't backup any files or the database, but it does Warn the admin to do so. (how many actually do is likely similar to how many...
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@spaceshiptrooper wrote: s_molinari: Hopefully your system will be built in a way, so your clients won't be touching the base code (like most frameworks are built). If changes in core code is...
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@oddz wrote: spaceshiptrooper: That was the main point of my first couple of posts. The customization of files however will not be affected because the custom folder will not be overwritten with any...
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@Mittineague wrote: Using Discourse as an example, which is relatively new and still being hammered out so might not be the best comparison, highlights potential problems. As might be obvious from the...
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@s_molinari wrote: I agree with oddz. If you do avoid core code changes from your clients, then you end up with some form of API and changes to them are usually part of the upgrade. These API changes...
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