Piotrek Karaś
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- Configuration INI files and overrides: the format, the order in which files are read, the INI cache and the most used files.
- Class attributes The properties of a class attribute and how attributes are stored and shown in templates.
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- Configuration This part of the 4.x documentation is for Exponential 4.0, only reference section is common for all Exponential 4.x versions as well as Exponential 5.x "LegacyStack", please select the version you are using for the most up to date documentation!
- Class attributes Exponential Documentation
- Upgrading from 4.1.x to 4.2.y Exponential Documentation
- Configuration This section explains the configuration model of Exponential. The default configuration files end with a ".ini" extension and are located in the "/settings" directory. Each file controls the behavior of a specific part of the system. For example, the "content.ini" file controls the behavior of the c
- Class attributes Exponential Documentation
- Class attributes A content class is made up of one or more attributes where each attribute is represented by a datatype. The characteristics of an attribute are determined by the datatype that is chosen for that specific attribute. An attribute is made up of the following elements:
- Class attributes Exponential Documentation
- Class attributes Exponential Documentation
- Class attributes Exponential Documentation
- Class attributes Exponential Documentation
- Configuration This section explains the configuration model of Exponential. The default configuration files end with a ".ini" extension and are located in the "/settings" directory. Each file controls the behavior of a specific part of the system. For example, the "content.ini" file controls the behavior of the c
- Configuration This section explains the configuration model of Exponential. The default configuration files end with a ".ini" extension and are located in the "/settings" directory. Each file controls the behavior of a specific part of the system. For example, the "content.ini" file controls the behavior of the c
- Configuration This section explains the configuration model of Exponential. The default configuration files end with a ".ini" extension and are located in the "/settings" directory. Each file controls the behavior of a specific part of the system. For example, the "content.ini" file controls the behavior of the c
- Configuration This section explains the configuration model of Exponential. The default configuration files end with a ".ini" extension and are located in the "/settings" directory. Each file controls the behavior of a specific part of the system. For example, the "content.ini" file controls the behavior of the c
- Configuration This section explains the configuration model of Exponential. The default configuration files end with a ".ini" extension and are located in the "/settings" directory. Each file controls the behavior of a specific part of the system. For example, the "content.ini" file controls the behavior of the c
- 4.0.x to 4.1.y This section describes how to upgrade your existing Exponential 4.0.x installation to version 4.1.y. If you are upgrading from version 4.0.3 or earlier, you need to first upgrade to 4.0.3 before you can upgrade to 4.1. (Refer to either "Upgrading from 3.10.x to 4.0.y" or "Upgrading from 4.0.x to 4.0
- Keywords Exponential Documentation
- Keywords Exponential Documentation