W dniu 2009-12-04 01:59, Ben Scholzen 'DASPRiD' [via Zend Framework
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> finished. You may want to do you logic in a controller plugin:
> $front->getRequest()->getModuleName();
>
>
Thank you.
That's the way I do it for now.
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You mean you want to access the current module in you bootstrap? The
module is only known after the dispatcher was started and the routing
finished. You may want to do you logic in a controller plugin:
$front->getRequest()->getModuleName();
takeshin
hi All,
I seem to be running into a PEBKAC issue with Zend_Rest_Route
I've initialized the rest route with the following (See
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.controller.router.html#zend.controller.router.basic
)
$front = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$router = $front->getRouter(
The Zend_Amazon_Service_DevPay proposal is ready for review at
http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Service_Amazon_DevPay
+-+Wil+Sinclair.
This proposal should be interesting to any developer that is looking to
make a buck on the cloud. The DevPay service takes care of all billing,
f
And what about structure like this:
+ application
|+ configs
| application.ini
| schema.yml (one for all models, or each model in separate file?
Maybe in /data/ ?)
|+ models
|+ Db
|+ generated
|+ controllers
|+ modules
|+ other
-- Jon Lebensold wrote
(on Thursday, 03 December 2009, 04:39 PM -0500):
> I think that in the architecture you're suggesting, it makes a lot of sense,
> however I wonder how many apps need per-module models since you're essentially
> creating two resource layers: one "system-wide" one and one for
Hi.
I just recently uploaded my demo-code here:
http://github.com/juokaz/php-examples/tree/master/doctrine-application-resource/,
you might want to check it out.
Usually I have fixtures, migrations and stuff like that in config, but you
can easily move it to /data folder as well.
The biggest pro
Jon Lebensold wrote:
>
> takeshin, I believe the sql/ folder is supposed to house SQL that would
> run
> via the Doctrine CLI and this is exactly the same approach that you would
> use with the YAML files.
>
I'd rather not put anything that requires write access to the /configs/
I would store
takeshin, I believe the sql/ folder is supposed to house SQL that would run
via the Doctrine CLI and this is exactly the same approach that you would
use with the YAML files.
my 2 cents,
j
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 4:38 PM, takeshin wrote:
>
> Happily, Doctrine 1.2 has new additions which allows
I think that in the architecture you're suggesting, it makes a lot of sense,
however I wonder how many apps need per-module models since you're
essentially creating two resource layers: one "system-wide" one and one for
that particular portion of the application. If you're manipulation of a
subset
Happily, Doctrine 1.2 has new additions which allows for easy integrating
with ZF models autoloader.
But that's not the point of this post.
I'm just curious of standard directory tree when working with Doctrine
(as proposed for ZF application once).
My previous setup was more or less like this:
-- Jon Lebensold wrote
(on Thursday, 03 December 2009, 03:34 PM -0500):
> not true... I put the Doctrine CLI script in a /scripts folder. All the other
> folders (migrations / sql / yaml / data) I believe belong in configs/ since
> they are part of setting up an app or migrating releases.
>
> the
not true... I put the Doctrine CLI script in a /scripts folder. All the
other folders (migrations / sql / yaml / data) I believe belong in configs/
since they are part of setting up an app or migrating releases.
the models belong in /model
I haven't found a good solution to autoloading /modules/{
Where do you store models, migrations, sql, yaml,
cli scripts etc. when using Doctrine (1.2) with ZF.
I noticed on zendcasts.com,
that Jon puts a lot to /application/configs/
It makes me wonder…
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Thanks Wil.
You mentioned Digitalus, http://digitaluscms.com. It seems like it might be
the best example open source project running on ZF. They mention version
2.0 is under development and will take advantage of more core ZF components,
but I can not find a public source repository containing v
Hello everyone,
Since I want to use some JQuery in my form I installed ZendX_JQuery. But can
anyone give example's or tutorials to learn how to use Zend_JQuery_Form? How
does it go together wit zend_form?
Thanks
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 11:32 AM, Саша Стаменковић wrote:
> I'm trying now to make ta
weierophinney wrote:
>
>> How to get current module name in application resource?
>
> You can't. The module is not known until after routing.
>
Thank you.
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-- takeshin wrote
(on Thursday, 03 December 2009, 07:00 AM -0800):
> How to get current module name in application resource?
You can't. The module is not known until after routing.
> It is stored in Dispatchers $_curModule member variable,
> but it is protected.
>
> Request object is null.
>
>
I would check to see if your environment is the same:
* PHP Version
* ZF Version
Then, if you don't see any issues there, try turning error_reporting and
display_errors on, just to see if there are some warnings being raised
on the production machine.
Generally, the code should work exactly
Thanks, I'll have a look at Zend_Dom, I was looking for Zend_Xml so
missed that one.
2009/12/3 prodigitalson :
>
>
>
> Daniel Latter wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone recommend any XML libs they use with thier ZF app? I need to
>> create, parse, request/respond etc..
>>
>
> I normally use SimpleXML or DO
Daniel Latter wrote:
>
> Can anyone recommend any XML libs they use with thier ZF app? I need to
> create, parse, request/respond etc..
>
I normally use SimpleXML or DOMDocument. Ive also used XMLReader in the past
for huge files, but never in conjunction with ZF. There is also Zend_Dom
http:
How to get current module name in application resource?
It is stored in Dispatchers $_curModule member variable,
but it is protected.
Request object is null.
Do I have to dispatch first? How?
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Hi All,
Can anyone recommend any XML libs they use with thier ZF app? I need to
create, parse, request/respond etc..
Thanks.
>I've written a fairly robust system, Phly_PubSub:
>
>PHP 5.3 version:
>http://github.com/weierophinney/phly/tree/mvcfsm/Phly_PubSub/
>
>PHP 5.2+ version:
>http://github.com/weierophinney/phly/tree/master/Phly_PubSub/
...which would follow the traditional MessageBus-approach. +1
-- Cameron wrote
(on Thursday, 03 December 2009, 10:03 AM +0800):
> I've done a similar thing by using an Events and Subscribe system, my
> controller abstract has a number of event broadcasts throughout, and it's very
> simple to build a subscriber that latches on to whatever it needs to in order
Look into the demos directory.
There are 2 demos shipped with ZF which show how file progress works.
Greetings
Thomas Weidner, I18N Team Leader, Zend Framework
http://www.thomasweidner.com
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I'm trying now to make tabs, but with display groups, not subforms like in
docs example
In my form which extends ZendX_JQuery_Form
$this->setDisableLoadDefaultDecorators(true);
$this->setDecorators(array(
'FormElements',
array('TabContainer', array(
'id' => 'tabContainer'
Is there a way to achieve that in one shot?
My form is extends ZendX_JQuery_Form and I want
to $this->setElementDecorators() but which one to set UiWidgetElement
or ViewHelper? I don't want to set decorators for each element separately.
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
On Thu, Dec 3, 2009 at 10:21 AM,
Thanks for the answer :)
Actually I simplified the example. The real case, the admin module builds an
Admin_Form_Page. Based on the request, the blog module can return a form
instance, but it's not allways the case. The form is a Blog_Form_Admin (for
example, but the admin module doesn't know this
Hello,
How is PHP/the extension ZF aware of the UPLOAD_ID in the code from the
documentation:
$adapter = new Zend_ProgressBar_Adapter_Console();
$upload = Zend_File_Transfer_Adapter_Http::getProgress($adapter);
$upload = null;
while (!$upload['done']) {
$upload = Zend_File_Transfer_Adapt
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