jpo245
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| Posted: 05/09/2005, 1:35 AM |
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I've been using CCS trial extensively for a week, and realize its phenomenal at creating specific things like grids, forms, and works wonderfully well at doing so, especially when u have to do it many many times.
However, the moment you need to change how something works even SLIGHTLY, you could possibly spend more time adding custom code to get it to work, than if u actually coded it cleanly by hand.
I'm still new to programming, and was thinking it would be so wonderful if i could use CCS specially for creating things like "Grids" and "forms" and all the cool little things in the example pack, and then just cut and paste code into my own php pages.
However, I'm not sure I'd be able to do this considering the fact that CCS uses HTML templates. An example of a scenario when this would happen would be : I have a hand coded php data display page and i'd like to just pop in one grid at the bottom.
Right now I'm debating whether to continue hand coding in PHP, try doing everything in CCS, or code mainly in php, and cutting/pasting code from CCS as and when the need arises.
Any help would be extremely appreciated...
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Nicole
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| Posted: 05/10/2005, 6:30 AM |
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Hello,
As for me it is not a best way to use parts of code generated by CCS in your own files. This way could be quite resource and time consuming. To make lets say CCS grid work on your own page you need to use .html page generated by CCS and all common files.
It may be a better solution to create site in CCS and incorporate your custom code snippets into a project.
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Nicole |
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