Hi,
I am trying to checkout the laboratory using:
http://framework.zend.com/svn/laboratory
from http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFDEV/Subversion+Standards
It keeps asking for authentication?? Have I got the wrong address from the wiki?
Thx
Keith
The correct url is: http://framework.zend.com/svn/framework/laboratory/
-Original Message-
From: keith Pope [mailto:mute.p...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 12:25 PM
To: fw-general
Subject: [fw-general] Labs SVN access denied?
Hi,
I am trying to checkout the
I corrected the url in wiki article.
-- Jan
-Original Message-
From: keith Pope [mailto:mute.p...@googlemail.com]
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 12:28 PM
To: fw-general
Subject: [fw-general] Re: Labs SVN access denied?
Sorry ignore me the wiki link is wrong, I have it working
Hello all,
I'm using Zend_Db to connect to a postgresql database server, works fine
until today when I added a new login role with a whitespace in it's
rolename.
When I try to connect to the database with that rolename, an exception
tells me there is something wrong with the rolename.
I
I'm trying to create a custom Zend_Session save handler that works
with memcache. The code basically goes like this:
?php
class Custom_Session_SaveHandler_Memcached implements
Zend_Session_SaveHandler_Interface {
private $cache = null;
public function __construct($cache) {
$this-cache
Update:
Looks like the PECL serialize/unserialize used for storing the
$_SESSION array is different from PHP serialize/unserialize, so when
Zend app tries to read in the serialized data it doesn't understand
the serialized $_SESSION array.
Anyone have experience with this?
- jake
On Fri, Dec
Hi everyone,
I send my CLA over one week ago.
I doesn't hear anything! How long this process need normaly?!
Best regards
Sebastian
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 7:30 PM, Jake McGraw jmcgr...@gmail.com wrote:
Update:
Looks like the PECL serialize/unserialize used for storing the
$_SESSION array is different from PHP serialize/unserialize, so when
Zend app tries to read in the serialized data it doesn't understand
the
I am having the darndest time figuring out how to implement ACLs. Long story
short, I'm going to integrate ACL roles with Active Directory groups, and a
few custom roles. Then I'm going to have an authenticated user, from AD,
that has multiple roles associated to them. From there, I'd like to be
I figured it out, thanks to Ruby developers who wanted to use shared
memcache sessions between Ruby and PHP:
Apparently, PECL memcache for sessions stores a specially serialized
string of the form:
field|serialized_object;field|serialized_object;
So I wrote a decode function:
function
Panman wrote:
I am having the darndest time figuring out how to implement ACLs. Long
story short, I'm going to integrate ACL roles with Active Directory
groups, and a few custom roles. Then I'm going to have an authenticated
user, from AD, that has multiple roles associated to them. From
On Dec 12, 2008, at 7:32 AM, Julian102 wrote:
I think I was confused because a lot of the beginner tutorials I
have read
use methods like fetchAll and update in the controller. So I made the
mistake of thinking that the controller is where the action happens
and the
model was some sort of
Yes, you should avoid global variables (and global variable work-arounds)
wherever possible. It creates unnecessary dependencies and can make testing
harder.
Granted, Zend_Registry could easily be mocked for testing, it's not really
ideal.
sinkingfish wrote:
Thanks for the rapid reply,
Yes, it would be helpful if it was done for you automatically :) There is
already an issue open for this, though:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-4834
I added your email to the comments. I hope you don't mind :)
Justin Verweel wrote:
Hello all,
I'm using Zend_Db to connect
Hi A.J.
I escape the whitespace with a backslash
$aParams = array( 'host'= 'localhost',
'username'='jan\ willem',
'password'= 'bsouser',
'dbname'= 'bso' );
$oDb = Zend_Db::factory( 'pdo_pgsql',
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 11:12 PM, A.J. Brown a...@ajbrown.org wrote:
Yes, it would be helpful if it was done for you automatically :) There is
already an issue open for this, though:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-4834
I added your email to the comments. I hope you don't mind :)
Generating XML and Feeds should NOT be done with the model. Those are
representations of the data, and should be done with in the controller and
view layers. The controller layer should determine which representation to
use by selecting the correct view, and the view should render the data.
Dynamically adding form elements is painful, because of form validation
issues. What I usually do is add all the possible form elements to the form
up front, and then use JS / Controller logic to dictate what elements I
should or shouldn't display. I guess you could store the form object in
Yes, thanks, you are right, but say you were creating a specific XML
file from scratch using domdocument for example, that involved
creating / appending a lot of elements, and this was wrapped up in the
form of a custom class you created, wouldnt you store this in the
model? And the use
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