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cchan

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Component Directory Structure
December 20, 2007, 11:15:37 pm
Hey, I'm trying to understand the purpose of the each of the folders contained in a component(e.g. Member or Contribute).  I found the purpose of the following files/folders are a bit ambiguous and i'm wondering if anyone can help.
1)Task.php
2) StateMachine
3) Import
4) Page

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Re: Component Directory Structure
December 21, 2007, 05:04:32 am

asking the below on IRC might be easier. However we are travelling and time spent on both forums and IRC for the past / next week has been quite minimal

Briefly:

Task.php: Coordinates all actions processed by a search form
StateMachine: Used in muti-page forms to describe how the multiple pages relate to each other
Import: Files used in the import process
Page: All civicrm rendered pages are typically either a Form or a Page

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