Hi,
I'm the central developer for a univeristy division. For the past three
months I've been developing a CMS with Zend Framework. It has gone very
well and has had good feed back. There are many departments that want to
come on board as well as campuses in other cities. It answers a lot of the
Hi there, I would like to be able to setup plugins for particular
controllers. A particular controller will be attempting to render a
video mimetype depending on a few params. Obviouslly I dont want this
available to all controllers.
Let me know what is possible thanks.
Hi,
I think that Zend is a great Framework and developing a CMS with it will be
cool and not to hard. But there are approximately 1 Billion CMS (open and
closed source) around in the web. Developing a new one would be, in my point
of view, just a wast of time. If you don't have very special
Waigani wrote:
Problem is: a college just showed me mysource Matrix, which is the
competition. Have I just wasted the past three months? It already does
everything I'm developing, and if it does not, it can be extended /
developed. It already has huge buy in from governments and education
In my point of view this might be a bug in the Zend Framework. It would be
great if you can send a patch to the mailinglist, some zend guys might be able
to put the patch in the next realase.
Von: mikespook [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet:
Hi,
I did start development of a CMS with Zend Framework as soon as it first
came out as an early alpha in March/April 2006. Due to lack of time and
some other more pressing projects, the development stopped around March
this year. But if you are interested the frontend can be seen at
We looked at a few CMS's, Mambo and the like. And we wanted something with
clean code, flexible etc etc. Indeed the Framework is an ideal basis to
build a CMS. And we have a fully functioning one which is scaleable etc etc.
Its just the community that you don't get when you do it yourself. Do you
I'm the central developer for a univeristy division. For the past
three
months I've been developing a CMS with Zend Framework. It has gone
very
well and has had good feed back. There are many departments that
want to
come on board as well as campuses in other cities. It answers a lot
of
I don't think you can class it as a bug. The problem is that both extensions
are optional (except for Windows where iconv had to be built in) so it's
difficult to rely on them for something as common as string length validation.
Until PHP6 pops up, I'd suggest creating a subclass which
So, you didn't know there are other CMS on the market before you began?
That's quite disturbing. Anyway, you can always try building a better one.
Looks like MySource Matrix doesn't even work on PHP5.
You might want to invent a better wheel, just for fun of it, maybe you're
bored.
Or you want to
Ask yourself do you have any specific requirements you need to solve at your
university that makes it easier to develop your own code. Having your own
system can make a lot life easier when customising specific features, though
I'd advise you keep the core features as simple as possible to make
As far as I know, the Zend_Search_Lucene has already used the iconv
extension.
So, I don't think using the iconv ext will be a problem for us.
在07-9-13，Pádraic Brady [EMAIL PROTECTED] 写道：
I don't think you can class it as a bug. The problem is that both
extensions are optional (except for
According to the wiki iconv is enabled by default/included in all
supported PHP versions. It's also used in Zend_Mime_Decode.
nico
Pádraic Brady wrote:
I'll check iconv's status if no one else replies - looks like the
Wiki and Jira are currently offline but if iconv is an acceptable
Say if we want to access a class member variable inside the class itself. Is
there any way we can access the member variable without using $this-
prefix? In that way we do not need to type extra $this- prefix.
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Hi Kexiao,
No, this is not possible. It may be possible in C# and Java, but in PHP you
always have to type $this- if you want to read or manipulate a member
variable of the current object.
Greets from Germany ;)
2007/9/13, Kexiao Liao [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Say if we want to access a class
Hi all!
I got two questions about validating form data. The first one might be
the simplest. I've got a regular expression which checks if an e-mail
address is correct:
new
Hi all,
This is just a friendly reminder to the framework developers to have
your code and unit test improvements that are already committed to the
trunk reviewed, revised if needed, and merged to the release-1.0 branch.
Changes that are not merged by code freeze - I should soon have a better
Hi,
Have you tried using Zend_Validate_EmailAddress? If for some reason it
is unsatisfactory for your use case, you can help us to improve it by
discussing the shortcomings you encounter here, and filing issues in the
JIRA issue tracker:
-- Ralf Kramer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Thursday, 13 September 2007, 02:11 AM +0200):
I'd like to develop a module based application and want to assign an own
ErrorHandler class for each module. So I have a structure like this:
/public
/controllers
IndexController.php
-- Daniel Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Thursday, 13 September 2007, 04:30 PM +1000):
Hi there, I would like to be able to setup plugins for particular
controllers. A particular controller will be attempting to render a
video mimetype depending on a few params. Obviouslly I dont want
-- Pádraic Brady [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Thursday, 13 September 2007, 02:45 AM -0700):
I'll check iconv's status if no one else replies
The rule of thumb is that if the extension is enabled in a vanilla build
of PHP, it's fair game (that, or if the functionality clearly notes that
it
-Original Message-
From: Matthew Weier O'Phinney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(iconv is used already in a number of components -- XmlRpc,
Lucene, Mime, and likely some others.)
Also I found iconv used in Zend_Pdf, and a few of the web services. So
yes, it is certainly fair to use it.
Thnx Matthew, the plugin works fine.
Best regards
/Ralf
If you want to have it dynamically change per-action, the easiest way
would be to create a plugin that runs a preDispatch(); it would look
something like this:
class OverrideErrorModule extends Zend_Controller_Plugin_Abstract
Hi Karol,
Of course I reviewed other CMSs but they didn't fit the bill for xyz
reasons. Mysource though is one I didn't review and seems very
comprehensive. I did my own because the Zend Framework base seemed to
quickly and easily give me everything that was lacking in the other CMSs.
Karol
Hi Simon,
Yes. The framework makes a lot of database applications a lot easier. There
will be central libraries with phpdocumentor API, which all the applications
will run off. So this aids is collaborative development among php developers
and reduces repetitive coding across the division. I
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the post. I think I'm just freaking out. That is some really good
advice you've given esp about how many people will know ZF in three years
time as apposed to mysource. I will gather all the info from these posts and
way up integrating a ZF friendly cms or continuing the
Kudos to Matthew Weier O'Phinney for traveling to New York City yesterday
and giving a fine presentation on ZF for nyphp.org in the back room of a
loud bar where the screen was too far away for the audience to read the
text. You made it look easy. Thanks also for answering question and question
Hi,
Checkout the manual in relation to Zend_Db quoting
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.db.html#zend.db.adapter.quoting
I believe also all the variable replacement methods such as
$db-insert('table_name', array('fieldone' = $value1, ));
performs automatic quoting
Regards
Jude A.
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