phpOpenFW is an open source MVC PHP web development framework released under the MIT License.

Christian J. Clark

http://www.phpopenfw.org/

Released under the MIT License: https://mit-license.org/

2.3.0

phpOpenFW requires PHP >= 5.6, libxslt, libxml, php-xsl, and php-xml.

phpOpenFW has an abundance of features that facilitate the development of powerful, flexible applications, sites, and scripts. Below is an outline of some of the features offered by phpOpenFW:

• Database Abstraction Layers
• Active Record Class
• SQL Query Builder
• Cache Abstraction Layer
• MongoDB Abstraction Layer
• LDAP Abstraction Layer
• XML Element Class (abstract)
• HTML Helpers
• Form Engine
• Plugin Facility
• Validation Objects (SSV / SSV2)

• Built-in Authentication services
• Module list / Navigation Facility

• XML Transformation (using XSL)
• Quick Database Actions
• Date / Time Functions
• Code Benchmark

When using the nav_xml_format of "rewrite", you need to have to following apache mod_rewrite rules in place for the application navigation to work correctly. You can tweak the rules to suit you application, but there needs to be a catch-all rule that forward all pages through the applications main index.php script. Also, the pass-through for the CSS, images, and Javascript is important as well.

• RewriteEngine On
• RewriteRule ^([^/\.]+).html$ index.php?page=$1 [L]
• RewriteRule ^(themes|css|img|javascript) - [L]
• RewriteRule .*favicon.ico$ - [L]
• RewriteRule ^.*$ index.php [L,qsa]

If you are using Virtual Document Roots with Apache your rules will most likely need to look something like this:

• RewriteEngine On
• RewriteBase /
• RewriteRule ^([^/\.]+).html$ index.php?page=$1 [L]
• RewriteRule ^(themes|css|img|javascript) - [L]
• RewriteRule ^.*favicon.ico$ - [L]
• RewriteRule ^.*$ index.php [L,qsa]