Added JCB initial API frontend to run backups of JCB components
Setup automated backup system with cronjob.
Added email helper to send backup key to trusted email address
- Added JCB initial API frontend to run backups of JCB components
- Setup automated backup system with cronjob.
- Added email helper to send backup key to trusted email address
Since this brings many new files and concepts to JCB I think the version should jump to 2.5
This will insure that all who knows how versioning works will take notice that a fairly big change is happening. I mean you are adding a front-end to JCB starting with a very basic API controller the does backups. I like what you are doing, just a lot of code doing nothing... is there not a way just to add a controller?
I mean can we not adapt JCB to be able to just build a controller if the site view and model is not even being used?
Since this brings many new files and concepts to JCB I think the version should jump to 2.5
This will insure that all who knows how versioning works will take notice that a fairly big change is happening. I mean you are adding a front-end to JCB starting with a very basic API controller the does backups. I like what you are doing, just a lot of code doing nothing... is there not a way just to add a controller?
I mean can we not adapt JCB to be able to just build a controller if the site view and model is not even being used?
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This is much better!
Maybe this function name should show it is loading the html in a table row.
This will break getVars calls already in use!
@@ -0,0 +101,4 @@// get the global details$globalConf = JFactory::getConfig();$mailer = $globalConf->get('mailer');There are some new values that could be used from the global mailer.
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setTableHtmlBody($html, $subject)?oops... this was an accident, I was trying something and then saw it will not work, but did not change it back. Thanks!
What about?
Short and sweet.
Since this brings many new files and concepts to JCB I think the version should jump to 2.5
This will insure that all who knows how versioning works will take notice that a fairly big change is happening. I mean you are adding a front-end to JCB starting with a very basic API controller the does backups. I like what you are doing, just a lot of code doing nothing... is there not a way just to add a controller?
I mean can we not adapt JCB to be able to just build a controller if the site view and model is not even being used?
The backup system works well. I have also not seen any other issues, look good!