>> i was also looking for such functionnality, plus, i wanted that particular
>> action could be called in a view context.
>> As it is not seems to be (yet ?) included, here is my temporary solution :
>>
>> let's define a "Widget.php" helper :
>>
>> class Zend_View_Helper_Widget
>> {
>> public
Hi,
I can't find specific methods to access data about uploaded files from
a Zend_Controller_Request_Http object. Is there a reason for not
supporting the global $_FILES in that class?
Best regards,
Georg
Hi,
Am Freitag, den 26.01.2007, 15:02 +0100 schrieb Georg von der Howen:
> Hi,
>
> I can't find specific methods to access data about uploaded files from
> a Zend_Controller_Request_Http object. Is there a reason for not
> supporting the global $_FILES in that class?
I would suggest to implemen
-- Philip Iezzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Friday, 26 January 2007, 07:59 AM +0100):
> P.S. nope, not every every everything is working fine. this won't:
>
> $front->setControllerDirectory(array(
> 'default' => array('/path/to/application/controllers'),
> 'blog'=> '/path/to/ap
Hi,
I'd like to add support for subclassing Zend_Db_Table_Row. Is this
already in the works or is this a worthwhile thing for me to work on?
It would probably be a pretty small patch. My goals would be:
1. To add a couple of static methods to allow the developer to choose an
application w
Has anyone tried Doctrine and ZF together? I wanted to do a little test
today, but I run into trouble: ZF autoload was trying to handle Doctrine
autoload tasks. If I removed all ZF parts, the Doctrine was running
nicely, but the two together had some problem. Since I have no
experience in devel
I'm having this construction for using different frameworks together.
function __autoload($class)
{
if ('ezcBase' == $class)
{
require_once 'Base/src/base.php';
}
else if ('ezc' == substr($class, 0, 3))
{
ezcBase::autoload($class);
}
else if ('Zend' == substr($c
Hi Simon,
There was no HTML documents parsing/indexing capability in Zend_Search
up to now. But it's most common format for Internet :)
It's experimental now, so it's not documented and I didn't make any
announcement :)
I consider what should be used for this.
1) Pure PHP parser gives possi
Hi all,
I had some request on Zend_Search_Lucene query parser behavior.
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google uses AND.
Any thoughts?
With best regards,
Alexander Veremyev.
Hi Alexander,
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google uses AND.
Any thoughts?
I'd say AND as default is more traditional.
I'm also wondering what the problem is with a cached fullte
Steph Fox wrote:
Hi Alexander,
Zend_Search uses OR as default for words in a search query.
There was a question, why it doesn't use AND.
Java Lucene uses OR. But for example Google uses AND.
Any thoughts?
I'd say AND as default is more traditional.
OK
I'm also wondering what the problem
I don't know that Zend_Search_Lucene should stray too far from the
guidelines set out by Apache Lucene. It is, after all, a PHP implementation
of Apache Lucene.
-Matt
- Original Message -
From: "Steph Fox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Alexander Veremyev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>;
Sent: Frid
Hi,
I'm also wondering what the problem is with a cached fulltext search? Or
is this anti-tag speak?
I am not sure, what you mean.
Probably because I'm responding to two threads in one - apologies for
mangling. (I also don't have time at present to investigate the inner
workings of your ex
Since the Lucene search is Zend_Search_Lucene and not Zend_Search itself,
I've been wondering if we'll see additional search implementations after
1.0, and what those might be. Is Lucene sufficient for most people, or are
there other options out there that people would like to see?
Just curio
-- Antal??czy Tibor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Friday, 26 January 2007, 08:32 PM +0100):
> Has anyone tried Doctrine and ZF together? I wanted to do a little test today,
> but I run into trouble: ZF autoload was trying to handle Doctrine autoload
> tasks. If I removed all ZF parts, the Doctrine
Speaking purely from my personal thoughts ...
I have used numerous search engines over the past 12 years, some costing
six figures for a license.
There are some reasonable alternatives, but only for rare situations, IMHO:
o commercial - those needing one of the premium commercial search
engin
We actually had an internal proposal from IBM on how to create a generic
Zend_Search interface which could then have various
implementations (Lucene, OmniFind, etc. etc..). Some might just be search
engine infrastructure like Lucene and others might be more
powerful enterprise search ala Google,
At silverorange, we've written a custom, database driven search engine
for our sites. It's called NateGoSearch and is available under the LGPL.
The documentation is not perfect (API documentation exists but no
tutorials or high-level documentation exists) but it does work for what
we need. See http
I've implemented something like this for my company. I'd be happy to
share with you if you'd like. Its fairly automatic as far as
automatic extensions. If the properly named class exists for the Row
or Rowset of the Model, the Table will use those classes when
returning Row or Rowsets.
Taylor Barstow wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to add support for subclassing Zend_Db_Table_Row. Is this
already in the works or is this a worthwhile thing for me to work on?
It would probably be a pretty small patch.
Hmm, I meant to send the following to the list, but my Sent folder
indicates I se
On Jan 26, 2007, at 3:34 PM, Bill Karwin wrote:
Taylor Barstow wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to add support for subclassing Zend_Db_Table_Row. Is
this already in the works or is this a worthwhile thing for me to
work on? It would probably be a pretty small patch.
Hmm, I meant to send the follow
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