hi friends
how to change folder structure modules like this >>>
-protected
----modules
----------backend
----------------- backend modules
----------Frontend
----------------- front end module
hi friends
how to change folder structure modules like this >>>
-protected
----modules
----------backend
----------------- backend modules
----------Frontend
----------------- front end module
You can arrange them any way you like… just rewrite the index to to the frontend module and /admin to the backend module…
Read this article:
http://www.yiiframework.com/wiki/155/the-directory-structure-of-the-yii-project-site/
Then re-visit your directory hierarchy. Is the "backend" really just a module, or is it really a separate application?
After reading the article above, I completely restructured my latest Yii project, flattening the dirs HUGELY, and doing away with the need for a "protected" directory altogether. I ended up with (roughly) what was advised in the article above. My only modification was that "common" libraries etc., are NOT really apps. So I ended up with something like:
$HOME/myproject
_docs ## prepended with '_' since it's not an app
_common/
components/
config/
extensions/
models/
views/
www/
img/
index.php
javascript/
styles/
backend/
components/
extensions/
models/
views/
www/
img/
index.php
javascript/
styles/
frontend/
# SAME directory hierarchy as backend
Advantages?
You can go to $HOME/myproject/backend/www, rather than $HOME/myproject/protected/modules/backend/www
Backend doesn’t exist as, e.g., a “module” of front-end.
The back-end doesn’t have that relationship to the front-end. Both front and back end are apps.
One doesn’t live inside the other. They’re neighbors; they share the same communal extensions, etc.
In production, you can check out your project to e.g.
$HOME/emily/src/myproject
Then, under your "public_html" folder, simply make a symbolic link, e.g.
$HOME/emily/public_html/backend@ --> $HOME/emily/src/myproject/backend/www
Voila! Nothing you would want to protect is anywhere near your public_html directory.