http://docs.bedrockframework.com/ 2010-01-26T19:10:14-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/ http://docs.bedrockframework.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2009-03-17T23:43:26-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:appendix:xml_reference:configuration?rev=1237351406&do=diff Bedrock application settings are stored in XML files located in the application's cfg directory. Config files follow a simple structure that can easily be extended by adding custom tags directly into the document. The basic structure of a config file and the initial tags already understood by Bedrock are outlined below. text/html 2009-03-12T18:18:07-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:appendix:xml_reference:forms?rev=1236899887&do=diff The XML used to define forms is divided into two fundamental groups. There is the definition of the form itself including it's structure, and the definition of form input fields and their labels. XML Heirarchy Form Definition & Structure These tags are used to define a form and organize its contents. Every form must be contained within a single <form> tag. Groups are optional, but recommended for larger forms as it will allow for a view have greater control over how the form is displayed … text/html 2009-03-12T19:02:51-06:00 http://docs.bedrockframework.com/docs:appendix:xml_reference:model?rev=1236902571&do=diff Bedrock's model components use XML to import and export database structure as well as data. The definition of databases, their tables, and each tables' columns and records can be nested within each other and defined in a single XML file, or can they can be separated into different files. Using separate files is generally recommended for maintainability's sake, using one file per table definition, one file per database definition, and data exports grouped by table in separate files.