ATK Reference: Difference between revisions

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Introduction

This part of the wiki is intended to supply a complete reference to every part of ATK.
It aims to provide high level documentation on every part of ATK.
For further detailed information about the objects/methods and functions of ATK, please visit the ATK API documentation.

References categories

Modules

ATK is a modular framework and as such all functionality in ATK applications reside in modules.
This category lists everything about modularity.

Attributes

A node is build with attributes. Attributes are comparable to datatypes of fields in the database. They describe the content and house all functionality for dealing with that content. <--List of attributes Attribute Flags Attribute-level Security-->

Actions

Graphical User Interface

Testing

Nodes

A node is comparable to a table in a database, which groups certain data elements in one collection.
An ATK node provides all the functionality for one data collection.

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-==== Modules ====
-An ATK Application consists of one or more modules.
+== Introduction ==
-An [[example module.inc file]]
+This part of the wiki is intended to supply a complete reference to every part of ATK.<br />
+It aims to provide high level documentation on every part of ATK.<br />
+For further detailed information about the objects/methods and functions of ATK, please visit the [http://achievo.org/docs/atk/latest/ ATK API documentation].
-[[Module Flags]]
+== References categories ==
+{|
+|-
+| valign="top" |
+=== [[ATK Reference Modules|Modules]] ===
-==== Nodes ====
+ATK is a modular framework and as such all functionality in ATK applications reside in modules.<br />
+This category lists everything about modularity.
+<!--An [[example module.inc file]] [[Module Flags]] -->
-A module consists of one or more nodes. ATK knows 3 node types: [[atkNode]], [[atkTreeNode]] and [[atkMetaNode]]
+=== [[ATK Reference Attributes|Attributes]] ===
-An [[ExampleNode]] file.
+A node is build with attributes. Attributes are comparable to datatypes of fields in the database. They describe the content and house all functionality for dealing with that content.
+<--[[List of attributes]][[Attribute Flags]][[Attribute-level Security]]-->
+=== [[ATK Reference Actions|Actions]] ===
+=== [[ATK Reference GUI|Graphical User Interface]] ===
-[[Node Flags]]
+=== [[ATK Reference Testing|Testing]] ===
-[[atkMetaNode]]
+| valign="top" |
+=== [[ATK Reference Nodes|Nodes]] ===
-[[Magic methods]]
+A node is comparable to a table in a database, which groups certain data elements in one collection.<br />
+An ATK node provides all the functionality for one data collection.
-==== Attributes ====
+<!--A module consists of one or more nodes. ATK knows 3 node types: [[atkNode]], [[atkTreeNode]] and [[atkMetaNode]]
-A node is build with attributes.
+An [[ExampleNode]] file.
-[[List of attributes]]
+[[Node Flags]]
-[[Attribute Flags]]
+[[atkMetaNode]]
-[[Attribute-level Security]]
+[[Magic methods]]-->
-==== Relations ====
+=== [[ATK Reference Relations|Relations]] ===
 General explanation of [[relations]] in atk.
-==== Sessions ====
+=== [[ATK Reference Meta|Meta functionality]] ===
-Application state is remembered in sessions.
+=== [[ATK Reference Utilities|Utilities]] ===
-[[SessionVariables]]
+=== [[ATK Reference Security|Security]] ===
-==== Miscellaneous ====
+|}
+== References ==
 [[Available Open Source software in ATK]]<br />
-[[Constants]]
+[[Constants]]<br />
+[[ATK Reference Database connections|Database connections]]<br />
+[[ATK Reference Sessions|Sessions]]<br />
+<!--Application state is remembered in sessions.<br />
+[[SessionVariables]]<br />-->