FSVKenny Posted April 25 Report Posted April 25 Hello, When I add a new page in the "add New", where does phpvms 7 store the page? Quote
Administrators ProAvia Posted April 25 Administrators Report Posted April 25 Database, 'pages' table Quote
Administrators ProAvia Posted April 25 Administrators Report Posted April 25 19 minutes ago, FSVKenny said: Are the pages stored as html? Look in that database table - your answer is there. Quote
Administrators ProAvia Posted April 26 Administrators Report Posted April 26 However you access your v7 database. Different hosts use different panels or access methods. Quote
FSVKenny Posted April 26 Author Report Posted April 26 I found what you are talking about, but I'm not seeing where the html pages are stored. Can I get to them through my ftp client? I want to edit them from the html side. Quote
Administrators ProAvia Posted April 26 Administrators Report Posted April 26 Each page is stored separately in the database. You can edit them thru the admin panel or (after backing up the database) directly using phpmyadmin - although it is safer via the admin panel. They are NOT stored in a file like they were in previous versions as far as I can tell. 1 Quote
DisposableHero Posted April 26 Report Posted April 26 As ProAvia wrote, there a no stored html pages for anything in v7, almost everything is dynamic and database driven (except fixed stuff to deal with the data provided and render the end results). Only way to edit those "pages" is the admin panel, which offers you a simple WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) type editor. You can prepare something outside (in an html editor) maybe and then copy paste the code to that editors "code" section. Other than this, you need to design is visually. What can be done, at best, is editing the relevant file rendering those pages, put some conditional checks in it and when a page is loaded then it can behave differently according to that page. Imagine it like, when you create a page named "fleet" and another one named "rules", you can have a different design for these two with this. Data will be provided by v7 but the look of the page will be different (up to a point of course) If you want real fixed pages, with separate and hand coded blade/php files (yes, they need to be like mypage.blade.php) then you need to have your own custom module for them. Hope this helps, good luck Quote
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