Hi Matthew,
After reading your slides from DPC a while ago I've been looking into the
service layer pattern and have done al ittle refactoring in a project I'm
working on. One thing I have been wondering is do you ever access your
mapper directly within a controller (i.e. editing a record and
Have you seen a good ZF based bullitin/discussion board?
Preferably open source
regards
Anders
Tom Graham-2 wrote:
Hi Matthew,
After reading your slides from DPC a while ago I've been looking into the
service layer pattern and have done al ittle refactoring in a project I'm
working on. One thing I have been wondering is do you ever access your
mapper directly within a controller
I did not mean Data Access Object but Data Transfer Object. Btw where is the
difference between the data access object and the data mappern?
Don Bosco van Hoi wrote:
Tom Graham-2 wrote:
Hi Matthew,
After reading your slides from DPC a while ago I've been looking into the
service
I agree I would also love to be able to download these Webinars and go
through them on my own time..
Anyone know when and if they will be released online?
Joseph Crawford
-- Joseph Crawford i...@josephcrawford.com wrote
(on Tuesday, 28 July 2009, 07:25 AM -0400):
I agree I would also love to be able to download these Webinars and go
through them on my own time..
Anyone know when and if they will be released online?
Typically they're released around a week
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
Hello,
Maybe a simple question, but I never did this before. How can I remove the
old image-captcha's from my directory? How can this be done efficiently?
Can this be done with Zend Framework? Or do I need to run a cronjob every
night? ...
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Hello,
Maybe a simple question, but I never did this before. How can I remove the
old image-captcha's from my directory? How can this be done efficiently?
Can this be done with Zend Framework? Or do I need to run a cronjob every
night? ...
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visit my website at http://www.phpscriptor.com/
2009/7/28 PHPScriptor cont...@phpscriptor.com
Maybe a simple question, but I never did this before. How can I remove the
old image-captcha's from my directory?
I believe the component does this automatically. You can control how
frequently it does so by changing the garbage collection
Dear list,
I am using some regexRoutes and I need to use the url view helper.
Unfortunatelly, I get this error:
Cannot assemble. Reversed route is not specified.
I don't have any problem with normal routes.
This is an example of the code I use:
$this-url(array('1' = $myparam),'myregexroute')
Hi there,
On 28 Jul 2009, at 13:41, PHPScriptor wrote:
Maybe a simple question, but I never did this before. How can I
remove the
old image-captcha's from my directory? How can this be done
efficiently?
Can this be done with Zend Framework? Or do I need to run a cronjob
every
night? ...
On 28 Jul 2009, at 13:55, Tim Fountain wrote:
2009/7/28 PHPScriptor cont...@phpscriptor.com
Maybe a simple question, but I never did this before. How can I
remove the
old image-captcha's from my directory?
I believe the component does this automatically. You can control how
frequently
I've Also tried using the third parameter of Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex,
to map the variable name
$route = new Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex(
[...],
[...],
array(
1 = 'myvar'
))
$router-addRoute('myregexroute', $route);
then in a view script
$this-url(array('myvar'' =
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this something I could use?
I managed to get this working in the end, by modularising the whole
application - ie - I created a default module, plus a module for each
language, as suggested
Sending a given message once to the list will suffice; 10 times is
overkill...
-- James Hargreaves james.hargrea...@qoobic.co.uk wrote
(on Tuesday, 28 July 2009, 05:19 AM -0700):
James Hargreaves wrote:
I keep seeing talk of modules on some ZF posts, how does this work and
is this
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Sergio Rinaudo wrote:
Dear list,
I am using some regexRoutes and I need to use the url view helper.
Unfortunatelly, I get this error:
Cannot assemble. Reversed route is not specified.
When defining your route, you need to provide a reverse
Hi all
My question concernes Zend_Captcha (Zend_Captcha_Figlet to be exact).
Rendering the captcha is no problem - I get a fine ASCII image on my form.
This is my code:
// in a form class
(...)
$captchaAdapter = new Zend_Captcha_Figlet();
$captchaAdapter-setWordlen(6);
$captcha = new
Thanks for your help, suffice to say I didn't send it 10 times, I submitted
it just the once...
Matthew Weier O'Phinney-3 wrote:
Sending a given message once to the list will suffice; 10 times is
overkill...
-- James Hargreaves james.hargrea...@qoobic.co.uk wrote
(on Tuesday, 28 July
Try extending the validation class and override the $_messageTemplate
variable.
class My_Validate_NotEmpty extends Zend_Validate_NotEmpty
{
protected $_messageTemplates = array(
parent::IS_EMPTY = It can't be empty!,
);
}
Then add the class prefix and path to the form so the
Hi
Thank you for the suggestion. I had already thought about extending the
validation class. I just want to understand that behavior.
cheers
holo
2009/7/28 markbelanger1985 mbelan...@osz.com
Try extending the validation class and override the $_messageTemplate
variable.
class
Hi
I found my mistake. My fault. Don't need to extend the validation class.
Just need to change the order of the validatord.
Cheers
holo
2009/7/28 markbelanger1985 mbelan...@osz.com
Try extending the validation class and override the $_messageTemplate
variable.
class My_Validate_NotEmpty
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Hi,
I noticed Zend have registered various planet domain names for Zend
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to create a route within my application based upon the hostname
of the request.
Keeping this as simple as possible... I have two modules, a default module
(domain1) and another module (domain2).
http://www.domain1.com is the ZF default application module and works
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