IS there a way to call Zend_Filter_Inflector::filter() with a simple string
argument?
I jsut want to change:
thirdPartyMethodProxy
TO
third_party_method_proxy
But i dont really want to always be passing an array argument to filter
since there are no segments for replacement or different rules.
Can you send me a copy of your bootstrap.php file and application.ini so I
see what a working one looks like
weierophinney wrote:
>
> -- asagala wrote
> (on Sunday, 25 October 2009, 11:02 AM -0700):
>>
>> Tried that. It doesnt work.
>
> Is App/library on your include_path?
>
> If it is, an
2009/10/31 Pádraic Brady :
> I think Matthew is pointing out that there have always been doubts about
> utilising a DI container in light weight languages like PHP, Python, and
> Ruby. In essence, it's remarkably hard to create a valid use case for a DI
> container. You can create any number of art
This is a javascript & jquery question more than a ZF question.
You should use html instead of append function:
$("#ai92").html(""+response.ai92+"");
$("#ai80").html(response.ai80);
$("#diesel").html(response.diesel);
scs
On Sat, Oct 31, 2009 at 10:08 AM, Enkhbilguun
Hello,
I'm trying Zend Framework with Ajax. Currently, I can get data from DB
and print on the browser, but I have got a new problem.
I have a 'Get Data' html button, and when I click that button ajax gets
some data from my database through Zend Controller. The problem is when
I click the 'Get
