Thank you for the replies, Dmytro and Keith.
I just finished reading over the Zend_Db_Mapper proposal, and it is looking
really nice. It seems to be similar to what I've been putting together,
which makes me feel confident that I'm at least somewhat on the right track.
I can agree that the entity
Hello,
lazy loads are implemented by some underyling magic. Say you have a Quiz
with questions and you load the quiz. Instead of adding an array of all the
questions right away, you build a collection class which implements
ArrayAccess, Iterator and Countable and takes a PHP Callback which is
Hi all,
i am very new to the Zend Framework and i want to know your thoughts
about the following things:
(I know it is a cross topic thing, sorry. ...but you are well skilled ;-))
1) I want to manage Users and there Login (username and password) in a
directory server (OpenLDAP).
2) I want to
since zend server supports iis, i suppose zend framework should support
that also. i think providing a web.config for iis users will be useful
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i noticed Zend_Tool still does not handle modules very well.
1. upon creation i think
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH /modules
should be added to application.ini
2. Class names should be named with the Module prefix
eg. Admin_IndexController
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Hey,
first of all I'm not an advanced ZF programmer, I am just comparing your
structure with mine (also about a CMS design).
Some major differences I notice with my logic:
1. Where are the privileges ?
It seems that often in a CMS there are privileges, e.g. a user may be able
to view the list
Hi,
If a website is structured between various subdomains, what should be a
solution with Zend Framework to have an user logged for each subdomain?
I'm stuck with this problem..
Hope to receive some advices :)
Thanks
Sergio Rinaudo
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Sergio Rinaudo wrote on 30.08.2009 01:44:
If a website is structured between various subdomains, what should be a
solution with Zend Framework to have an user logged for each subdomain?
I'm stuck with this problem..
Just set the cookie domain in
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
According with this documentation page
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.session.global_session_management.html#zend.session.global_session_management.setoptions.example
and also with your advice, I added the line cookie_domain in my application.ini
[..]
I still have this problem, I've done some tests:
The value of $_COOKIE[PHPSESSID] is readable and identical on every subdomain.
The problem is that if I change subdomain I am automatically disconnected.
Maybe is there some other configuration with Zend_Auth?
Sergio Rinaudo
From:
debussy007 wrote:
1. Where are the privileges ?
It seems that often in a CMS there are privileges, e.g. a user may be able
to view the list of pages but not to update them. Some may publish
or delete them, etc.
Of course you can keep it simple but keep this into mind if you have to
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