Install
Installation Steps
- Create your database and tables, if you haven’t already. (remember use Rails’ conventions for table and column names)
- Download recent ActiveRecord release or
svn co http://lukebaker.org/svn/repos/activerecord/trunk/ activerecord
- Untar into a models/ directory within your project or move checked out directory activerecord/ into your models/ directory.
- There should now be a models/activerecord/ directory, edit models/activerecord/config.php to your liking.
- Run models/activerecord/generate.php
- This should have have generated model stubs inside your models/ directory. Edit these model files to tell ActiveRecord about the relationships between tables. Do not edit *Base.php files as they get overwritten every time you run generate.php
- Use ActiveRecord, by including the models that you want to use:
require_once ‘models/Post.php’;
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Brent said,
January 8, 2009 @ 4:08 pm
Been having some pretty big issues when PHP has error reporting on. When set to E_ALL there are a number of variables that aren’t checked with isset or some just fail completely even though they are declared. Any thoughts on this?
Are you still updating these classes?