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Independed project with new path, php code and new database

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 9:04 am
by stratisk
Hello!

May I create a totally new project with its path, php code and its own database or all must be contained in /nubuilder path and builder4 database?

Thank You very much
Stratis

Re: Independed project with new path, php code and new data

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 10:18 am
by kev1n
Hi,

nuBuilder can just access one database, but what you can do is set up a separate instance that uses another db.

It works best if different subdomains are used, like:

https://nubuilder1.yourdomain.com
https://nubuilder2.yourdomain.com

In your web directory you would have a separate folder structure for each installation.

Instance 1:

nubuilder1/
nubuilder1/core
etc.

Instance 2:

nubuilder2/
nubuilder2/core
etc.

Re: Independed project with new path, php code and new data

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 4:58 pm
by stratisk
Thank you for your prompt an helpful answer.

What about the code generation (php or other)?

Thanks
Stratis

Re: Independed project with new path, php code and new data

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 5:10 pm
by kev1n
stratisk wrote: What about the code generation (php or other)?
I don't quite get your question. Can you elaborate a bit?

Re: Independed project with new path, php code and new data

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 5:33 pm
by stratisk
When I create forms with fields and other functions and objects, I am wondering if is produced some relative code and are created some .php files.
Additionally if I want to expand the project writing new php code how I can access the forms, objects, tables produced from nubuilder? Where I have to put these new php files and how to connect them with the core project.

Thanks

Re: Independed project with new path, php code and new data

Posted: Thu Mar 25, 2021 7:07 pm
by kev1n
stratisk wrote: I am wondering if is produced some relative code and are created some .php files.
stratisk wrote: Additionally if I want to expand the project writing new php code how I can access the forms, objects, tables produced from nubuilder?
Everything (your forms, objects, code) resides in the database.

I probably still do not fully understand what you are trying to achieve...