I am trying to create a service finder action helper, this will check
if a module has a service.
public function getService($service, $module)
{
if (!isset($this->_services[$module][$service])) {
$class = implode('_', array(
ucfirst($module),
I upgraded to 1.8.0 recently and went through the new Quickstart guide to get
familiar with the new things. Everything worked fine.
The other day I upgraded to ZF 1.8.1 and this morning wanted to use the
command line to add a new controller. After typing 'zf' at the command line
I get this error:
Hi all,
This is my latest attempt at making a drop-in user administration module. It
currently only does auth and access control. It's probably not usable as-is
in any project. I'm not sure if it's even possible to make an implementation
that solves everyone's auth problems. If nothing else, it co
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Good day to everyone!
Ryan and myself have put together a proposal for Zend_Service_Linkback,
to add Client and Server components to easily allow Pingback, Trackback
and Refback services to be performed by ZF based applications.
We would appreciate a
thanks
AZEL wrote:
>
> i think it is:
> Zend_Db_Table::getDefaultAdapter()
>
> On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 7:53 AM, iceangel89 wrote:
>
>>
>> i need to get my DB from my Zend_Form class anyway to do that? and in
>> general, how is the best way to get my db? like in validators or filters?
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How do I find out the current version of Zend I am running?
Also, if I install 1.8, would that work with an older version?
I am pretty new to Zend and appreciate the help.
Thanks,
-J
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Hi all,
I have a module bootstrap class which adds a helper path for module specific
helpers. Because the helper requires a partial view, I also add a scriptpath.
There is one counterpart: The default views are unfindable! Using the module's
index controller/index actions throws an exception "sc
There is a color issue with
http://framework.zend.com/images/banner_zf_logo.jpg
Probably some CMYK/RGB thing. It makes the site look a little funky. Just
saying.
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