[fw-general] follow location with Zend_Http?
Hello, Is there a possibility to perform a physical redirect to a page instead of getting the response? I want to post data to a remote server but I don't want a response, I just want to go to that website! The problem is that I don't want to use a form as I want to perform some actions after a user clicks the submit button. A quick search on the internet learns me that a lot of people just output a form and then quickly send it with javascript, but this doesn't look right to me. I was hoping that Curl's FOLLOW_LOCATION could help me out, but that also didn't seem to do the trick. Is there any way Zend_Http can help me out? Or an other way? Thanks and a merry Christmas in advance, Dimitri
Re: [fw-general] Zend_Pdf - Text in Box
that's true Michał Zieliński wrote: There is no free class which supports everything, afaik. If one gives you line wrapping than doesn`t support UTF-8. Dimitri van Hees wrote: this is exactly the reason why i don't use Zend_PDF ;-) Karol Grecki wrote: Matthias There's no ready solution for it, but it can be done. You can use Style information to calculate line height and how much text you can fit on each line Then you just split it and offset each line Karol Matthias Coy-2 wrote: Hi there, I would like to create a Textbox, in which the text I'm writing is automatically wrapped, so that it fits into that box. Is there a possibility to do that? As far as I looked through the Manual and Api there is no possibilty. Regards Matthias Coy -- - - *freshheads* grafisch ontwerp en internet applicaties Dunantstraat 1c | 5017 KC Tilburg | Nederland tel. +31 (0)13 5448761 | fax. +31 (0)13 5448762 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.freshheads.com http://www.freshheads.com Laatste berichten op het Freshheads blog: Eindelijk, stage @ Freshheads! http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/eindelijk-stage-freshheads/ ?Hé, dit is toch beter dan we dachten? http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/he-dit-is-toch-beter-dan-we-dachten/ Omroepen kondigen plannen aan tijdens Immovator ZomerCafé http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/omroepen-kondigen-plannen-aan-tijdens-immovator-zomercafe/ -- - - *freshheads* grafisch ontwerp en internet applicaties Dunantstraat 1c | 5017 KC Tilburg | Nederland tel. +31 (0)13 5448761 | fax. +31 (0)13 5448762 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.freshheads.com http://www.freshheads.com Laatste berichten op het Freshheads blog: Eindelijk, stage @ Freshheads! http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/eindelijk-stage-freshheads/ ?Hé, dit is toch beter dan we dachten? http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/he-dit-is-toch-beter-dan-we-dachten/ Omroepen kondigen plannen aan tijdens Immovator ZomerCafé http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/omroepen-kondigen-plannen-aan-tijdens-immovator-zomercafe/
Re: [fw-general] Inter-page messaging - How do I display information in my layout?
i guess you could use flash messages for this.
stav wrote:
After I do a database update action, for example, I can:
$this-view-info_msg = 'Profile updated.';
$this-_forward('index');
and in layout.phtml I can:
?php echo $this-info_msg; ?
and it shows up, but I wan to use _redirect() instead so they can't refresh
and double-post; but, if I do that my view is destroyed and replaced with a
new one. Do I have to resort to pushing/popping info messages into the
Registry?
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Laatste berichten op het Freshheads blog:
Eindelijk, stage @ Freshheads!
http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/eindelijk-stage-freshheads/
?Hé, dit is toch beter dan we dachten?
http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/he-dit-is-toch-beter-dan-we-dachten/
Omroepen kondigen plannen aan tijdens Immovator ZomerCafé
http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/omroepen-kondigen-plannen-aan-tijdens-immovator-zomercafe/
Re: [fw-general] Zend_Pdf - Text in Box
this is exactly the reason why i don't use Zend_PDF ;-) Karol Grecki wrote: Matthias There's no ready solution for it, but it can be done. You can use Style information to calculate line height and how much text you can fit on each line Then you just split it and offset each line Karol Matthias Coy-2 wrote: Hi there, I would like to create a Textbox, in which the text I'm writing is automatically wrapped, so that it fits into that box. Is there a possibility to do that? As far as I looked through the Manual and Api there is no possibilty. Regards Matthias Coy -- - - *freshheads* grafisch ontwerp en internet applicaties Dunantstraat 1c | 5017 KC Tilburg | Nederland tel. +31 (0)13 5448761 | fax. +31 (0)13 5448762 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.freshheads.com http://www.freshheads.com Laatste berichten op het Freshheads blog: Eindelijk, stage @ Freshheads! http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/eindelijk-stage-freshheads/ ?Hé, dit is toch beter dan we dachten? http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/he-dit-is-toch-beter-dan-we-dachten/ Omroepen kondigen plannen aan tijdens Immovator ZomerCafé http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/09/omroepen-kondigen-plannen-aan-tijdens-immovator-zomercafe/
[fw-general] recursive data in view?
hi, i've got a category table with recursive subcategories. my question is how to output this properly in my view.phtml. i created a function which does the job, but what is the best way to output the data to my view? should i put the function in my view.phtml? it works for me now, but i'm curious what you guys think ;-) dimitri
[fw-general] Zend_Feed from string
Hi list, I am sorry for bothering you again with this question, but I can't seem to find a solution to my problem. I use Zend_Http to fetch a feed so that I can handle a timeout in case the providing server is down. For another feed I need to login so I use CURL to fetch that feed. Anyway, my variable $rss is a string containing the contents of the feed, like: $feed= '?xml etc. etc.'; I want to use Zend_Feed together with this string, but I can't find how to 'convert' this string to a Zend_Feed object. I hoped Zend_Feed::importString($feed) would do the trick but it doesn't. Is there any way to achieve this? Thanks in advance, Dimitri
Re: [fw-general] Zend_Feed from string
h I'm not sure whether it had something to do with my local configuration or with ZF 1.6 RC1, but appearantly after installing RC2 it indeed works with importString(). great stuff! thanks for your answer by the way! Simone Carletti wrote: Zend_Feed::importString($feed) should be the right solution. Which error did you receive? -- Simone On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 3:36 PM, Dimitri van Hees [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi list, I am sorry for bothering you again with this question, but I can't seem to find a solution to my problem. I use Zend_Http to fetch a feed so that I can handle a timeout in case the providing server is down. For another feed I need to login so I use CURL to fetch that feed. Anyway, my variable $rss is a string containing the contents of the feed, like: $feed= '?xml etc. etc.'; I want to use Zend_Feed together with this string, but I can't find how to 'convert' this string to a Zend_Feed object. I hoped Zend_Feed::importString($feed) would do the trick but it doesn't. Is there any way to achieve this? Thanks in advance, Dimitri -- - - *freshheads* grafisch ontwerp en internet applicaties Dunantstraat 1c | 5017 KC Tilburg | Nederland tel. +31 (0)13 5448761 | fax. +31 (0)13 5448762 [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | www.freshheads.com http://www.freshheads.com Laatste berichten op het Freshheads blog: Meer media aandacht voor Werkspot http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/08/meer-media-aandacht-voor-werkspot/ Nieuwe website voor 013 http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/08/nieuwe-website-voor-013/ Werkspot in de Telegraaf http://blog.freshheads.com/2008/08/werkspot-in-de-telegraaf/
Re: [fw-general] zend_feed with curl
hi matthew, thanks for your reply. however, i noticed that Zend_Http does the trick with the timeout for me as well. my main problem remains: as Zend_Feed:importString appearantly only accepts a PHP string, I don't know how to create a feed from a Zend_Http_Response object, a SimpleXML object, or a complete string with the source code of the feed. does anyone know how to use Zend_Feed together with those response types? thanks again! Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote: -- Dimitri van Hees [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote (on Monday, 11 August 2008, 11:33 PM +0200): is there a possibility to combine zend_feed with curl? the problem i encounter is that some of the external feeds i try to fetch are offline a lot of the time. for that reason, i'd like to use curl (with an option to timeout properly) to retrieve the feed contents. i'd see Zend_Feed::importString($curlResult) would do the trick, but it doesn't work. perhaps adding a functionality to zend_feed for using it with curl is something for the future? does anyone have any other solutions to face this problem? There's a curl adapter for Zend_Http_Client in the incubator currently, but it isn't completely tested or documented. If you would like to contribute to that effort, you'd be able to use Zend_Feed with curl by using the Curl adapter to Zend_Http_Client.
[fw-general] zend_feed with curl
hello list, is there a possibility to combine zend_feed with curl? the problem i encounter is that some of the external feeds i try to fetch are offline a lot of the time. for that reason, i'd like to use curl (with an option to timeout properly) to retrieve the feed contents. i'd see Zend_Feed::importString($curlResult) would do the trick, but it doesn't work. perhaps adding a functionality to zend_feed for using it with curl is something for the future? does anyone have any other solutions to face this problem? thanks in advance, dimitri
[fw-general] confused by dojo isEnabled
hi there,
i've been trying out Zend_Dojo today, but to me one thing is still not
clear. let me explain the situation. i have one layout file
(default.phtml) in which i have to include the following code:
if ($this-dojo()-isEnabled()):
$this-dojo()-setLocalPath('/js/dojo/dojo.js')
-addStyleSheetModule('dijit.themes.tundra');
echo $this-dojo();
my problem is simple: on pages without javascript but with the same
layout, i get a fatal error because $this-dojo() isn't there. i'm not
sure whether Zend_Dojo::enableView($view) does this for pages where i
use dojo, in that case perhaps doing this in my bootstrap file is the
solution. however, as it is not needed in 95% of my pages, this doesn't
look right to me.
any suggestions anyone? and is setting $this-dojo()-enable() manually
right in case i want to use my own javascript instead of zf's generated js?
thanks in advance,
dimitri
[fw-general] re[fw-general] moveDefaultRoutes() points non-existing routes to index?
Hello, In my ZF project, I use some alternate routes. This works fine, however the default route for this is still active. For example, mysite.com/dj_tiesto is exactly the same as mysite.com/artists/details/id/10 and mysite.com/artists/details?id=10. This means there are different links pointing to one location. As I don't want to do this, I thought removeDefaultRoutes() would do the trick. Indeed only mysite.com/dj_tiesto is the only route pointing to the right location, but the other links (which should be non-existing routes by now since the default routes are gone) point to my index page?? I want to return a 404 on these links instead of returning the index. Is this a bug, or does anyone have another idea about how to solve this problem? Thanks in advance! -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/removeDefaultRoutes%28%29-points-non-existing-routes-to-index--tp16446805p16446805.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
