I am sorry for the last 2 points (3 4) that was due to my mistake ..
Point 3 (Problem in Encoding format) : This was due to my header file which
i was using. The file was having charset iso-8859-1 in the meta tag. I have
replaced that with UTF-8 and now it is working fine :)
Point 4 (paragraph
Hi,
I wonder if anyone has implemented a pingback / trackback functionality
yet. What would be the best approach, which components should be used?
Any hints, tutorials or links?
Thanks and Best Regards,
Ralf
If you should use complete sentence translations or splitted translations
depends on your useage, page load and view.
If you have something like this for example:
BWARNING:/B Input false
and
BWARNING:/B Date false
it is better to split the translation like this:
$warning = $t-_(Input false);
-- Ralf Eggert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Saturday, 04 August 2007, 11:13 AM +0200):
I wonder if anyone has implemented a pingback / trackback functionality
yet. What would be the best approach, which components should be used?
Any hints, tutorials or links?
I haven't, but I've had
Hi Matthew,
Pingback/trackback typically uses XML-RPC to make the calls, so you'd
use either Zend_XmlRpc_Client or _Server, depending on whether you're
making the calls or receiving them. I have used the XmlRpc server from
within a controller several times, and it works nicely.
Thanks for
Ralf Eggert wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if anyone has implemented a pingback / trackback functionality
yet. What would be the best approach, which components should be used?
Any hints, tutorials or links?
Thanks and Best Regards,
Ralf
I can offer code.. ;)
http://pastebin.com/f64e59367 (linked
Hey,
I'm looking for a way to register plugins for the front controller based
on what module (or controller) i'm being routed to. Basically, i'd like
a subset of controllers throughout my app to all have certain data
before they get started, without having to put the logic in preDispatch
of
Hello,
maybe there is someone interested in:
Because I was to lazy to create the whole structure and files for a new
Zend Framework project every time again, I started thinking about a
simple script to create the basic structure and files automatically.
I have been busy the last days to create
There are different implementations of views in different RDBMS brands.
Sometimes they store results and sometimes they work by rewriting the
query for you and executing it against the base table(s). MySQL has
only the latter type.
The performance of views is therefore comparable to the
One of my tasks for this summer is to create a very similar solution, to
help generate skeleton code for a new ZF project. This is targeted to
be included in ZF 1.1.0, but I'm still in the planning stage right now
as I clean up some outstanding issues in Zend_Db.
I encourage anyone to do similar
Franziskus,
That's great!
your project do a great work, will it create the dir structure form config?
Be course I have a different dir structure to yours.
I've write a simple php script for creating modules, controller and action.
I realy want to promote it into gtk-php version. That would be
Needs to have the ability to run via cli, and uses a ini config for the
settings. Needs to be able to generate an xml config too for those who
preference xml configs. Having the ability to store log settings,
session settings, db settings would be nice. And I guess an interface to
edit the
making it abstract too would make it easier to extend and override some
things.
Dan Rossi wrote:
Needs to have the ability to run via cli, and uses a ini config for
the settings. Needs to be able to generate an xml config too for those
who preference xml configs. Having the ability to store
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