12. Install AdminLTE in a CMS | Absolute vs Relative path HTML | Build a CMS using OOP tutorial MVC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2024
- Let's install AdminLTE theme in our CMS, and show the difference between web-root and directory-root in a MVC application, and also between the absolute vs relative path html.
Basically how to install your own theme, and how to configure all paths and links correctly.
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Timestamps:
Intro (00:00)
Admin theme & adminLTE (05:54)
Relative vs Absolute paths (18:40)
Making pages list admin (28:25)
Homework (33:07)
You are really amazing teacher, thank you
Thank you for your kind words Ahmed, that is nice to hear. Are you following entire tutorial?
@@ApplicableProgramming Yes sir
@@AhmedMohamed-bz3li great. Please let me know if you are having some issues while following along :)
are you working as developer already, or just learning?
@@ApplicableProgramming am learning but i don't know how to go forward, what do i need to do. if you have ideas
@@AhmedMohamed-bz3li You need a goal so that you know where you want to push towards, and measure your progress. Where do you want to work at, what type of company? What projects or technologies do you want to work with?
Thanks !
Thank you for following. How is the project going?
Thank you for this great series! Your explanation of file paths was well done and easy for a beginner(like me) to understand.
Thank you Sam, that is nice to hear. Are you following entire serie of only this video?
@@ApplicableProgramming Thanks for the reply! I'm following(and enjoying) this entire series. I couldn't get the .htaccess file to work, and I'm currently stuck with another problem, but I'm presistent and will try to figure out a solution on my own :)
@@samtakahashi5602 That is an excellent attitude to have, it will push you trough the career, because that will often happen that you just cannot get help in some specific case. Do you already work as developer, or preparing to become one?
@@ApplicableProgramming I work as a freelance web designer. Frontend work is my main focus, but I'm also interested in backend development. There's still a lot of PHP work opportunities and my goal is to become more of a full stack developer.
@@samtakahashi5602 That is great as you can then do pretty much all. Or at least have a good understanding of all ends in the process. Do you plan to continue with freelancing?
Do you prefer to install AdminLTE via npm/composer or manually?
Composer for sure
@@3266711732665514 How do you customize it if it is installed via composer? I mean, you also have to copy some html elements from the theme in your view files, and overwrite css styles in the app itself or?
hi thank yo very much for free tutorial .I hope that this program help me in future to adapt in laravel
Glad you liked it Sadik. Are you already working with Laravel, or still learning it?
@@ApplicableProgramming i am making an internship and first i am learning to build a mvc and then laravel
@@sadikavllaj6386 Sounds like a plan :) Good luck!
Hi, thank you for amazing explanations, may I ask you about your apache settings - I noticed that your server sees your [project name/public] (darwin-cms/public) as a domain.
Thanks for any answers :)
Sorry for late reply, yes it does. I think I went over mod_rewrite in one of the videos in the tutorial, if not that is what you can search for. mod_rewrite and pretty urls
@@ApplicableProgramming .htaccess seems to work fine, Im just curious how to hide the "public" segment of URL because my URL looks like localhost/projectName/public/admin...
I'm know it does not matter since its just a local playground not live server, Im just curious. :)
@@b4rt1j1 I dont think it is more complex then to put In http-vhosts.conf a VirtualHost directive, and in it you point the DocumentRoot to the folder you want. Somethng like this
httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/vhosts/examples.html
Have you tried that maybe?
@@ApplicableProgramming thats it, thank you!
Hola amigo llevo 2 dias tratando de avanzar este capitulo 12 pero no puedo creo que tengo problemas con las rutas y el .htaccess ya que no me muestra el page-list y la verdad repaso varias veces el video pero lo haces demasiado rapido y no puedo ver con claridad lo que haces, recalco que no soy desarrollador solo lo hago por que me gusta, y entiendo que el negocio es que tenga que pagar por una explicacion, pero igual te pido que si me puedes ayudar ya que quisiera terminar el tutorial completo
Hey man, thanks for following. Unfortunately, this is a bit tricky part and can change from time to time. Try reading this document httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/vhosts/examples.html or if nothing works, try using the query parameters directly in the url, you do not need the pretty url to continue with the project
Tip: If anyone isn't seeing the html after applying adminlte stylesheet, check for any preloader class and remove it
Thanks for sharing Janroe! Is this your first time building a cms?