- Sorry for the re-post...this came under a different thread in nabble
Hi all,
I'm implemented a JSON-RPC server, but I've been snagged.
The namespace I want to use starts with a number.
This namespace does not pass the regular expressions that validate the
namespaces in Zend_Json_S
Hi all,
I'm implemented a JSON-RPC server, but I've been snagged.
The namespace I want to use starts with a number.
This namespace does not pass the regular expressions that validate the
namespaces in Zend_Json_Server_Smd_Service and Zend_Json_Server_Request, as
a result the JSON-RPC server does
Are you not just looking for subforms to store multiple things of the
same kind ( that would require identical names)?
-Bart
Daniel Latter schreef:
No probs, dont know if you have seen this or not also:
http://www.framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.form.advanced.html#zend.form.advanced.ar
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Hi Mike
For this you may probably want at some techdemos. Namely one is
Matthew's Scrummer, tho I don't know if it is released yet. The other
one is my blog system, which is currently under heavy development, but
the blog module itself is close to be
-- Ant Cunningham wrote
(on Sunday, 20 December 2009, 01:09 PM -0500):
> Im currently porting a 1.7 version of an application to 1.9 and
> trying to make use of the Module bootstrapping, but i think im
> confused on a key point...
>
> I have a few view helpers that are actually used by the Layout
My experiences of ZF over the last few months have brought me to believe a book
explaining
in easy terms a complete build of a Zend enterprise project is desirable.
Useful for SMEs and large enterprises the build would begin with an ACL based
backbone
front and administrative system. It would
No probs, dont know if you have seen this or not also:
http://www.framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.form.advanced.html#zend.form.advanced.arrayNotation
Array notation for form elements, ive not used this approach but it sounds
like something that may be of use.
Best wishes for the upcoming nupti
Im currently porting a 1.7 version of an application to 1.9 and trying
to make use of the Module bootstrapping, but i think im confused on a
key point...
I have a few view helpers that are actually used by the Layout but are
in a "module namespace" (MyModule_View_Helper_*) as opposed to a "glo
Hi,
Ill throw my small change in, people may be packing up for hols as well.
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"$form->addElementPrefixPath('My_Form_Decorator', 'My/Form/Decorator',
'decorator');
$form->addDisplayGroupPrefixPath('My_Form_Decorator', 'My/Form/Decorator');"
*
These are for auto loading your classes, the path pass
On Sun, Dec 20, 2009 at 4:57 AM, Mon Zafra wrote:
> Try this crud module I published some months ago:
>
> 1. Create a project in your docroot: zf create project foo
> 2. Modify vhost, rewrite settings, etc if needed.
> 3. mkdir foo/application/modules
> 4. cd foo/application/modules, export two mo
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