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keliix06
22.04.2004, 15:40
I wrote a little tutorial on how to create a simple component. You can view it at http://www.mambohut.com

http://www.mambohut.com/content/view/158/2/

It is fairly long, so make sure you have some time available.

snarkpit
07.10.2004, 17:33
That is awesome, I can't wait to check that out, thanks for the hard work Keliix06

gvdwest
08.10.2004, 08:26
Hi

Thanks for the tutorial, it really cleared up some things. Only one problem when i try to install it i get "Another component is already using directory: "/var/www/html/intra/components/com_hello_world/". Any idea what could be wrong.

thanks

zonemen
13.10.2004, 04:46
It means you have already installed the component (whether it installed sucessfully or had an error, it will still create that directory), so log into your server and delete the /*root*/components/com_hello_world/ directory.

zonemen
13.10.2004, 13:02
The admin in this component doesn't work with Mambo 4.5.1, I get:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected ';', expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in W:\www\Mambo451\administrator\components\com_hello _world\admin.hello_world.html.php on line 45

Any suggestions?

frajonico
09.11.2004, 22:11
if you open that file and go to line 45 you will see something like this:

<input type="hidden" name="task" value="" />
</form>
<?php } ?>

function showText( $option, &$rows ) {
?>

Change the red line to

<?php }

You will then get another error on line 78 just add the \ to the inner "
so it reads

echo "<img src=\"images/tick.png\" border=\"0\" />";

envitony
03.12.2004, 04:21
I fixed some bug of the source code, please see attchement.

pocketom
23.02.2005, 05:54
I've been reading the tutorial with interest, but it seems that im still to stupid to create a simple component.

I want a very simple component as an addon for the great newsletter component letterman 1.1. You can find it here:

The component:
http://mambo-phpshop.net/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=56&Itemid=66

The subsribe module:
http://mambo-phpshop.net/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=55&Itemid=66


Its a very simple, but very handy tools which enables you to create, write and send newsletters directly from the frontend.

It works fine, but I miss something there:

I want to see the number of subscribed emailadresses and a simple ugly list of them. Cant be so difficult or? Tried a lot of things, but cannot get this realised. I have problems with reading the data from the database, my MY-SQL Knowledge is too bad for that, and its my first PHP projekt after HelloWorld ;).

Perhaps someone of you has better PHP skills than i have, and can try this small exercise. I would be very happy if someone can show me how to do this...

Best Regards
Tom

wasim_at_drushti
14.11.2006, 11:07
hhmmmm, great tutorial. :cool:

aadhunik
01.01.2007, 07:21
soon I will be releasing my own component

ianwild
03.02.2007, 20:09
Hi,

I tried to run hello world local with my JSAS (1.0.8) and it works, but online with 1.1.12 it does work, I can create an item. But if I want to publish, edit... it says "select an item to publish".

Where is the problem?

I try to programm my own component and I used hello world and now I have the same problem.

Please help me

Best
Ian