Hi Simon
ok, great idea to use print_r()! :)
Dumb as I am I didn't print the correct output where mail() gets called as I
just checked the HTML-output where of course it was cutting all the <...>'s.
I don't remember the problem of mail() returning false and throwing an
Exception in Zend_Mail_Tr
Strange indeed. I'm using 5.1.5 with ZF 2933 and it sends fine.
Looks like your linefeeds are screwy though. The default is '\r\n' -
have you tried a 'print_r' just before you send() to see exactly what
the output is internally in Zend Mail?
I can't figure out what's wrong with the followin
This of course doesn't help, but I'm using Zend_Mail to great effect on a
production machine. Even took care of an irritating attachment issue I
was having. It's been a little while since I last upgraded it, however.
-Matt
> Hi
>
> I can't figure out what's wrong with the following sample. It w
Hi Matthew
Thanks a lot for extending the modules support in revision 2932!!!
Actually it pretty messed up my whole directory structure... but hey, that's
life and at least we all said good-bye to CVS a long time ago and are working
with SVN.
I hope I got your idea right:
We now need to explici
hey,
just subscribed to this newsletter. couldnt find a better place to ask my
question.
id like to know how to make one controller control/process output returned
by other controllers.
ie.: i have a page that contains list of articles, list of latest forum
topics, latest poll, login form. so t
Hi
I can't figure out what's wrong with the following sample. It won't work on my
two test systems:
---
$mail = new Zend_Mail();
$mail->setSubject('my subject');
$mail->setBodyText('my body text');
$mail->setFrom('[EMAIL PROTECTED]');
$mail->addTo('[EMAIL
Hy,
Well it's not working like thiis. It will only accept constants from
Zend_Measure it's self, none of the constants of it's measure libraries
work, at least not in Zend_Meaure.
Btw:
What I forgot in my last mail...
You can use Zend_Measure with the following changes:
$unit = new Zend_Meas
Moving discussion to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One of the goals we've publicly stated involves supporting tools, and
features like auto-completion. Most tools provide "smoother" support
for the use of constants as arguments than strings as arguments. The
original expectation was that Zend_Measure cl
Hi,
It can parse, store and search for numbers, but default analyzer skips
digits.
Zend_Search_Lucene has a special analyzer for this. You have to set it
as default before indexing and searching:
---
Zend_Search_Lucene_Analysis_Analyzer::setDefault(
new
Zend_Search_L
I noticed this same question had been posted awhile back but there was
response, so I'm taking the risk of looking dumb to ask:
Is there any restriction on searching integers via Zend_Search? Because I
can't seem to get the code to do it. I'm running the following to generate
a document with th
Hy,
Well it's not working like thiis. It will only accept constants from
Zend_Measure it's self, none of the constants of it's measure libraries
work, at least not in Zend_Meaure. I think this needs to be reworked.
I throwed this in to the devteam... waiting for their response...
Already cored
Simon R Jones schreef:
In ZF most of the business logic ends up in the controller file, so an
AdminController.php, in my experience so far, becomes quickly unweildy if
there is only one controller file to manage admin tasks (i.e. reporting,
adding/editing items).
For me it's common practice to
It works fine now!
Thanks for your help.
adler medrado
2007/1/20, Matthew Weier O'Phinney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
-- Adler Medrado <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Saturday, 20 January 2007, 06:47 PM -0200):
> I think i am experiencing problems with the Router.
> If i call for example a controller c
Hi
Basically our project is in a lot of flux over the next few weeks so I
thought it would be a bit pointless trying to detail what we're doing since
it'll just end up changing a lot! We're just trying to develop a system
which has two modular bits so it's really interesting to see this stuff
disc
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