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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 02 Jan 2013 18:36 #6318

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New Intermediate Tutorial including;
  • Fully-working project/component
  • Step-by-step instructions in English & French
  • Modifications and commented code samples

Please see here: www.j-cook.pro/docs/tutorials for more information and to download the entire package.

Thanks Jocelyn for all your hard work putting this together!!!

Gez

P.S. If you find any inconsistencies, errors or if you have a suggestion relating to these docs, please reply to this thread.
Need help with your Cook/Joomla Project? . PM me to find out what I can help with. NO time wasters please!!!

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 21 Jul 2014 14:46 #12515

This link is broken www.j-cook.pro/docs/tutorials

Please actualize the link
if you can imagine, why not do you?

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 22 Jul 2014 23:30 #12517

Please?

:)

Everyone is waiting for this excellent tutorial.
I'mmm Back!

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 23 Jul 2014 13:09 #12518

Just check this: www.j-cook.pro and check the "docs" submenu

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 23 Jul 2014 17:56 #12523

not seeing "Tutorials" under "docs" ... is it somewhere else?

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 23 Jul 2014 18:06 #12524

Under docs, there are samples and videos and such.

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 23 Jul 2014 20:51 #12526

I assumed this is referring to a new tutorial, not the samples and videos ... is that not the case?

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 24 Jul 2014 07:10 #12528

No, I do not think so.
When the link was still working, as I recall the same video/examples where there.
It seems the menu is just split up :D

But if you need help, you can ask on the forum and there are people who can help.

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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 24 Jul 2014 08:47 #12533

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www.j-cook.pro/files/workshop.zip
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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 26 Jul 2014 10:58 #12538

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The thing is that this tutorial should be rewriten and using the fork system.

I will do that as soon as I can.
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[DOCUMENTATION] BUILD & CUSTOMISE A COMPONENT 26 Jul 2014 11:08 #12539

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Well, if you want to work with N:M, follow this tutorial
www.j-cook.pro/index.php/m/many-to-many

It is much better and uses the fork system

Then the last part of the workshop is not replaced yet, still it is interresting part about the google map.
But now, google map is included in JDom, so again the tutorial shows few obselete steps.
But still it is good because it explains how to build a JDom class.

I will comment more.
Also, I must say again huge thanks to Gez who has worked on the english translation of this tutorial.
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  I found "cook" two days ago. Played around with it for a day and then within a day got rid of two legacy applications in IBM Lotus Domino Notes and replaced them with "cook". It was really easy. A piece of cake. Actually it was even easier than cooking. Cooking involves more work than developing with "cook". What can I say about "cook"? Great application great price for what it delivers great forum with a lot of information and fast responses active and friendly community fast forward moving development cycle So what should I say "Monsieur Le Cook"? Keep the good work going it will lead to success. Having become a paying member in the words of Edith Piaf may I say ..... non rien de rien ... je ne regrette rien. Vive La France.
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