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This is the file/dir structure for the files that are required by the WikiDB extension.  You only need to <code>include("WikiDB.php");</code>.  The rest are included automatically.
 
This is the file/dir structure for the files that are required by the WikiDB extension.  You only need to <code>include("WikiDB.php");</code>.  The rest are included automatically.
  
Each file links to a page containing the current up-to-the-minute live version of the code, which is created using the show_source command in my [[debugging tools]].  I would be interested in any coding suggestions/improvements you may have - please leave comments on the talk page associated with the particular file, or on this page if it is a general point that applies to several files.
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Each of the links below goes to a page containing the current up-to-the-minute live version of the code, which is created using the show_source command in my [[debugging tools]].  I would be interested in any coding suggestions/improvements you may have - please leave comments on the talk page associated with the particular file, or on this page if it is a general point that applies to several files.
  
 
''The main files have been marked out.  The others hold support functions and constant/variable declarations.''
 
''The main files have been marked out.  The others hold support functions and constant/variable declarations.''

Revision as of 01:45, 23 September 2006

This is the file/dir structure for the files that are required by the WikiDB extension. You only need to include("WikiDB.php");. The rest are included automatically.

Each of the links below goes to a page containing the current up-to-the-minute live version of the code, which is created using the show_source command in my debugging tools. I would be interested in any coding suggestions/improvements you may have - please leave comments on the talk page associated with the particular file, or on this page if it is a general point that applies to several files.

The main files have been marked out. The others hold support functions and constant/variable declarations.