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Blogger: Globally conditional data tags for all page types
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Introduction
The groupoffice ActiveRecord.php is a custom implementation of the [active record pattern][1] commonly used for database access from web applications. The system can seem complex and daunting at first, but as you get to know it you will find the time-saving features very helpful.
I may extend this to be a tutorial of the whole of groupoffice eventually.
This tutorial assumes you have a basic understanding of the groupoffice class autoloader and router. I give a quick recap below:
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