Netbeans 7 and Yii 1.1.7

[MarcoCzen (Citizenmarco)]

To get the framework classes auto completed:

• Go to the projects view in NB (Netbeans).

• Right click on the project -> properties.

• Select "PHP Include path" -> "Add Folder"

• Now add the folder in which the framework itself sits. I added only the subfolder titled "framework" of the opened package, skipping the "demos", "requirements" etc stuff.

** Also, I recommend opening another project in NB for the framework files themselves (the same folder that you’ve just “included”) for again easier navigation/examination of the source code.

thanx boaz.

[MarcoCzen (Citizenmarco)]

Dear sir, you are a troll.

lets not do that, i am happy to know his point of view.

[MarcoCzen (Citizenmarco)]

We often structure our own projects (at least for development) as:

/ (web root, index.php, etc)

/protected/ (app)

/framework/ (yii base)

i usually just do;

/webroot/index.php

/webroot/appfolder

/webroot/yiiframework

pls explain further the benefits of your structure ? beside waht you mentioned above

Of course, for that dir structure, you have to set up .htaccess DENY (or block via nginx config) to be safe.

my apache is limited to /webroot/ and below… ( /var/www/html ,etc)

if you allow it to also access /protected , isnt that a security risk? am in understanding this wrongly ?

[JFReyes (Jose Reyes)]

I’m using NB7 for the first time and so far I like it. However, its Git support appears to be limited because I want to push my repository to an external server and I can’t find a way. Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

[intel352 (Jon)]

For the mercurial plugin, it’s “push other”

[BlueTransAm (Sabin2id)]

nice thanks, i use to.

[JFReyes (Jose Reyes)]

Thanks for the tip about Hg; unfortunately Beanstalk (the external repository service) only handles Subversion and Git and my understanding is that Git’s somewhat better.

[jacmoe (Jacob Moena)]

my understanding is that Git’s somewhat better.

It’s easy to get that impression - since Git people are a very loud crowd - but that is not true.

The Netbeans team uses Mercurial, as does Mozilla, Python, OpenOffice, OpenJDK, …

Mercurial users tend to just shut up and get things done, instead of doing door-to-door evangelizing.

The differences between Hg and Git are minimal.

[JFReyes (Jose Reyes)]

That may be so (and I’d be willing to try it if I could) but as I mentioned in my earlier post, I’m sort of bound to either Git or Subversion because that’s all Beanstalk supports. The reason for Beanstalk is that it ties into my ecosystem: Zendesk, FogBugz and Harvest. Nevertheless, I’ll look around for alternatives. Thanks for the heads up!