This is a very strange problem.
ZF application worked perfectly on intranet network with Zend Server 4.0.6.
My perfect programing skills caused an infinite loop, so I had to manually
kill php.exe process (XP 32-bit).
After that, when I try to access some non-existing page (e.g.
Stephenalistoun wrote:
Hey All,
I'am trying to call a Module from the Controller and I'm keep on getting
an error stated below:
Class 'Default_Module_UsersTable' not found in
C:\wamp\www\ZendCasts\application\controllers\IndexController.php on line
16
//***
Exception e wrote:
Because the other sublists of zend-framework refuse to process my
messages, I am forced to post it here.
Maybe someone can explain why all messages keep pending? I hate this -(
== Here is my question:
I have a default module defined in application.ini
Abraham Block wrote:
I'm overriding isValid in my form to add on a subform for any uploaded
files
that are coming in (because i'm allowing an arbitrary number of files, the
amount which cannot be known before). I need to test that when a file is
uploaded that a subform gets added. Since
vb wrote:
Do you have resources.frontcontroller.params.prefixDefaultModule = true
in your ini file?
And in _initAutoload, the namespace parameter should be Pagina, no?
Hi, Thanks for your answer. Yeah, I discovered this option while my message
was pending so long. Pfew.
But it works
Fred Jiles wrote:
Awesome you are the man. I figured it had to do something with the stack
and how it was processed. It doesn't make sense the the default is null,
why not make the default, default? This way you don't need to add the
extra
markup?
On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 11:45 AM,
EDIT:
Forgot to say to setup plugin in _initRoutes in bootstrap:
protected function _initRoutes() {
$router = new My_Controller_Router_Rewrite();
Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance()-setRouter($router);
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Hi,
I'm having problems running phpunit tests for my Zend application. I'm
wondering if anyone could correct what I'm doing wrong.
I've setup my application based on
http://akrabat.com/2009/07/08/bootstrapping-modules-in-zf-1-8/ Rob Allen's
Bootstrapping Modules blog post.
Note: right now
Hi,
It might have some to do with ErrorDocument directives on your
webserver. I have seen instances of Apache catching PHP sending a
HTTP/1.1 404 response code, so assuming you want to display the
ErrorDocument in stead of the response body.
Try disabling this directive.
HTH,
drm / Gerard
drm-4 wrote:
Hi,
It might have some to do with ErrorDocument directives on your
webserver. I have seen instances of Apache catching PHP sending a
HTTP/1.1 404 response code, so assuming you want to display the
ErrorDocument in stead of the response body.
Try disabling this
Thanks a million
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To return to the other part of the question, what would be the correct
manual process to remove an unwanted controller and keep the xml files tidy?
AJ.
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