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So, I was told that Kohana PHP was a good framework to start with
I love it but I'm not sure it is. It is best suited for people who know and understand PHP and MVC well already and who are prepared to read the source code to find out how things work rather than have a step-by-step guide for every possible thing.
That said, the community tries it's best to help new users find resources that will help them learn.
It sounds like you (quite understandably) haven't discovered the version issues that Kohana has at present. Basically Kohana 2.x and 3.0 are completely different frameworks with completely separate (and varying quality) documentation. learn.kohanaphp.com is very out of date and has been complained about a lot but no one has written anything more for it. It has nothing relevant to KO3 specifically.
Your best bet is to either learn KOhana 2.x which has more complete docs or to read through the user guide which comes as a module in KO3, failing that, search these forums and you should find loads of posts about where the best example code etc. can be found.
If you have specific questions, please search the forums as they have probably be asked and answered well already.
I hope you can get to grips with what is definitely one of the best PHP frameworks around. If you don't have a strong background in PHP/programming and/or feel you want much more assistance then you may be better off starting with another framework who aren't having the growing/diverging code base issues Kohana is for the moment (and have corporate sponsors :-) and so have clearer docs.
Just a suggestion: please improve the bottom pagination in long threads, with this style we dont know which is the current page.
Please add some specifics about what types of topics are permitted and in what forum category.
got it
My notifications don't work anymore. I used this to quickly see if anyone mentioned me in a comment or replied in one of my threads. What exactly happened and is this on purpose??
Yes, I'm not getting notifications either.
Also, is there a way for suscribing/following a thread?
Also, is there a way for suscribing/following a thread?
Unless you're the thread starter, No. -.-
Unless you're the thread starter, No. -.-
we should change that :(
What I meant is thread starters automatically get notified of posts, but there isn't actually a "subscribtion" feature, so to change it is not so simple.
Here's our forums: https://github.com/kohana/Garden
Have fun :)
I don't know vanilla, but it seems like changing the code for adding this feature is like reinventing the wheel, I'm pretty sure there is some plugin/addon somewhere.
I was searching a bit, and I think the "start" in the top-right corner (Bookmark) is for following the thread.
LOL, some great usability sense they have. >.>
I can confirm it, clicking the star (that is, bookmarking the discussion) you will receive notifications !
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