-- Pádraic Brady wrote
(on Saturday, 24 October 2009, 06:27 PM -0700):
> There are no plans that I'm aware of since there are something like a billion
> template engines, well, maybe less than that ;). I'm not sure if anyone has
> actually tried a formal proposal under the ZendX namespace however.
-- Ralf Eggert wrote
(on Thursday, 22 October 2009, 09:49 PM +0200):
> > Actually, better: extend Zend_Form and override filterName() in your
> > extending class.
>
> That is no problem at all. But since Zend_Form_Element has the identical
> filterName() method I would need to extend Zend_Form_El
Pádraic,
Thanks! Added as ZF-8144:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-8144
By the way, Zend_Feed_Reader has been very useful!
Thanks,
Bradley
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 9:22 PM, Pádraic Brady wrote:
> Hi Bradley,
>
> Sure - it just didn't quite make the timeline for 1.9, and with 1.10 no
There are no plans that I'm aware of since there are something like a billion
template engines, well, maybe less than that ;). I'm not sure if anyone has
actually tried a formal proposal under the ZendX namespace however. Might be
worth a short - maybe ask around on the #zftalk.dev channel on Fr
Are you sure both are using the same configuration for SMTP? You may have lost
something in the translation from ZF to CLI script - check for any statically
set default adapters. I think there's at least one of those somewhere you may
have missed on the CLI side.
Paddy
Pádraic Brady
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Hi Bradley,
Sure - it just didn't quite make the timeline for 1.9, and with 1.10 not yet
scheduled it was left by the wayside while I fixed up some other areas (like
the support for relative URLs in Atom). Since you asked though, I'll get it
added to trunk during the week. You can file an impro
Actually I have narrowed it down to the ajax i think.
I can call the method in the model and it works fine. However when I call
the action via ajax it leaves out the orWhere loop.
Seems odd to me.
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 6:33 PM, Hector Virgen wrote:
> What is the error? If you can echo the S
What is the error? If you can echo the SQL but not query it, it's probably a
syntax error.
--
Hector
On Sat, Oct 24, 2009 at 1:26 PM, Shaun Farrell wrote:
> Are you able to do this?
>
> $teamTags = an array or strings
>
> $select = $this->getTable()->select();
>
> foreach($teamTags as
Hi,
Is the model class code below enough to use sequence for this model/table?
Is there something extra that I shall do for getting the primary key
from sequence?
class Default_Model_DbTable_Test extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract
{
protected $_name = 'table_name';
Are there any plans to add support for categories in Zend_Feed_Reader?
A getCategories method on Zend_Feed_Reader_FeedInterface and
Zend_Feed_Reader_EntryInterface would be very useful. A cursory glance
shows that both Atom and RSS support categories.
Thanks,
Bradley
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bradley.h...
Are you able to do this?
$teamTags = an array or strings
$select = $this->getTable()->select();
foreach($teamTags as $tags) {
$select->orWhere('Text like ?', '%' . $tags['Tag'] . '%');
}
$select->where('(Create_Dt < ?', '2009-10-24 23:59:59')
->wh
Brenton Alker-3 wrote:
>
> solve.
>
> 1. How would I persist this information?
> The start date is easy, it's just a date.
> The interval I'm not sure about. A number of seconds (or days if it's
> only accurate to date) could work for basic things like every week. But
> what about irregular th
umpirsky wrote:
Hi.
I saw Twig adapter for Zend_View recently
http://svn.twig-project.org/branches/zend_adapter/.
So I wonder, are there any plans for implementing some adapterts for smarty,
savant...? Or will twig adapter get it's place in zf some day?
If yes, will they have all features whic
Hi all,
I have separate subforms, but also subforms inside subforms. I'm trying to get
this subform structure:
is a form, is a subform and is a sub-subform.
Now inside there is an input element base-name ánd inside there is an input elem
Hi,
I observe some nasty differences between these two objects behavior
Zend_Controller_Request_Http
Zend_Controller_Request_HttpTestCase
If we navigate to a URI like this: '/modulename/123/456/' and printout this
two objects
in _routeStartup() hook we see:
for regular request object:
[_req
Your Zend_Form is a POST method.
You can also do it this way in your controller.
$form = new Default_Form_FormName(); // instantiate the form
$this->view->form = $form; // form for the view
//after submitting the form
if($this->getRequest()->isPost()) { // if the form is a post
$formData =
Thanks a lot. I guess I'll try to overwrite the Zend_Db class and rewrite the
query() method. Thanks to all of you.
If there are more recomendations, I'll be waiting all of them until
something works.
=)
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Hi!
When a mail is sent from the webserver of my website, using the Gmail SMTP
server, I can see the mail that has been sent in Gmail (in Sent mails)
However, when a mail is sent from a php script in background triggered by a
CRON task, the sent mail doesn't appear appear in Gmail's Sent mails.
2009/10/22 Krzysztof Szatanik
>
> As you can see even if i get form values in request as i wanted, they
> aren't recognized by Zend_Form. Output of $form->getValues() is different
> from expected, and even fields aren't recognized, so i can use Zend_Form
> only to generate HTML form but not to fil
A chain is a single route made up of multiple routes. To achieve what you
want, add both the route and the chain to the router and test the route
method. - pw
On Thu, Oct 22, 2009 at 10:55 AM, Tim Fountain wrote:
> I've having some trouble with route chains when the last route in the chain
> con
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