I also noticed the images are missing (at least) here:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.10/en/zend.service.livedocx.html
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 8:37 AM, Dennis Becker bec...@sipgate.de wrote:
Manual looks a bit weired
at http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.10/en/migration.110.html
On Fri,
Hi.
I have a problems with checkboxes when doing GET request. I have implemented
small javascript method to fix get parameters to zf style param urls
jQuery.fn.zfGet = function() {
window.location = this.attr('action') + '/' +
this.serialize().replace(//g, '/').replace(/=/g, '/');
Hi.
I have a problems with checkboxes when doing GET request. I have implemented
small javascript method to fix get parameters to zf style param urls
jQuery.fn.zfGet = function() {
window.location = this.attr('action') + '/' +
this.serialize().replace(//g, '/').replace(/=/g, '/');
You can always read my preview version: http://www.mikaelkael.fr/doczf/1.10/en/
Based on beta release, but it will be updated today or tomorrow.
Mickael
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We run a ZF site that uses Lucene as the search engine. Recently it stopped
working and the only message I can get the system to show is
[message:protected] = Largest supported segment size (for 32-bit mode) is
2Gb
However the site is a relatively small one and the indexes are nowhere near
I can't help you with converting HTML, but i can help you with the alignment
problem:
http://devshed.excudo.net/scripts/php/source/excudo+pdf+textblock
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Hello,
I recently posted on integrating Symfony Dependency Injection Service
Container with Zend
Frameworkhttp://losohome.wordpress.com/2010/01/22/integrating-symfony-dependency-injection-service-container-with-zend-framework/.
I'd like to have your feedbacks on this subject.
What do you think
Hi,
bparise wrote:
But, this doesn't work. Zend_Form::isErrors() doesn't dynamically loop
through elements to get errors (which means the form doesn't get
notification of us adding an error the 'email' element). Plus, if you call
parent::isValid($data) after we set the email error, they are
-- Jonathan Maron jonathan.a.ma...@gmail.com wrote
(on Friday, 22 January 2010, 11:01 AM +0100):
I also noticed the images are missing (at least) here:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.10/en/zend.service.livedocx.html
Yeah, noticed that just before I signed off last night, and I'll be
looking
Hi,
I would like to implement a query tracker in Zend_Db for some tables.
The idea is to store in db an history of all SQL queries that were
executed on these tables.
Here is the kind of table schema I would like to populate with it:
CREATE TABLE table_history (
id TIMESTAMP NOT NULL
Writing to the database for every read can have a big impact on performance.
If you're using MySQL, I'd take a look at the built in query logger, which
writes queries to a file.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/query-log.html
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Hector
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 7:29 AM, Guillaume ORIOL
I know the potential impact on performance, Hector.
But I need only to store INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE queries, not SELECT
and as I stated, it is only for SOME tables.
The solution you suggest is not ne right one for me as the result could
not be managed in my application back-office.
And
This error can also be reported from reading the .tii file and seeing that the
index term count 32bit value. Is there a chance your index is full of an
incredible amount of unique terms?
It could also be: a corrupt index.
I *think* this is the only place that error is really reported in the
Hi Guillaume,
Guillaume ORIOL wrote:
I would like to implement a query tracker in Zend_Db for some tables.
The idea is to store in db an history of all SQL queries that were
executed on these tables.
First of all, never use a timestamp as a primary key. You can't be sure
a timestamp is
I mentioned the performance problem because we currently have that set up in
one of our sites. All inserts, updates, and deletes are logged to a table,
and it is impacting our performance. We are currently in the process of
moving away from that system but, for us, it's a bit of a challenge
I've updated to 1.10.0rc1 and my resource autoloader is no longer working:
Fatal error: Class 'Default_Model_Mapper_Blog' not found in
/Users/hvirgen/Web/projects/virgentech/application/services/Blog.php on line
11
That line reads:
$this-_blogMapper = new Default_Model_Mapper_Blog();
My
Actually, it looks like Default_Model_Mapper is now defined in the
resource autoloader and set to autoload from application/models/mappers.
Previously, this was not defined, so I had created a folder named Mapper
within /application/models. That allowed me to autoload classes that start
with
What's up with the reference guide? Was there an update to the guide
that went horribly wrong?
Mark
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There seems to be some inconsistency here. The default path for mappers is
models/mappers while the default path for db tables is models/DbTable.
I suggest we keep the old naming convention and change the default path for
mappers to models/Mapper. This is not only consistent but also prevents
Looks the like stylesheets have changed. Try refreshing the page to force
your browser cache to expire.
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Hector
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 11:41 AM, Mark Wright sparkymeis...@gmail.comwrote:
What's up with the reference guide? Was there an update to the guide
that went horribly wrong?
I have a situation in which certain controller actions need to use an
instance of my Model_DbTable_Foo (which extends Zend_Db_Table_Abstract), but
those actions also instantiate my Zend_Form subclasses, which also need
access to Model_DbTable_Foo for getting data to populate select menu
options.
-- Mark Wright sparkymeis...@gmail.com wrote
(on Friday, 22 January 2010, 12:41 PM -0700):
What's up with the reference guide? Was there an update to the guide
that went horribly wrong?
Likely you're not getting the new stylesheet; try refreshing. However,
please also note that we've
Its a shame that you guys couldnt replicate the original navigation flow
with the new version, IMO the previous version was a lot better!
+2 cents
Nick
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
-- Mark Wright sparkymeis...@gmail.com wrote
(on Friday, 22 January 2010, 12:41 PM -0700):
What's up
Just a heads up to everybody out there since I just ran into this
problem and found the cause.
In FF, when you submit a form with nothing but a button, a statement
like if($post = $this-getRequest()-getPost()) will not work in the
controller because FF does not submit the name/value pair for the
I really miss the navigation in the side bar that linked to every
component rather than just the current components sub pages. Is there
any way to get that back?
Mark
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 2:11 PM, Nick Pack n...@nickpack.com wrote:
Its a shame that you guys couldnt replicate the original
Yea, unfortunately buttons are not very reliable between browsers. IE will
submit the inner HTML of the button, while Firefox will submit the value of
the button's value attribute. I don't think Zend_Form adds the value
attribute to button elements, which is why nothing is submitted at all.
If
+1
Also, the code samples look a bit pre-1997... anything I can do to help out
with the CSS? Maybe something like this can help clean it up a bit:
div.example{
background: #f0f9fc;
border-left: 2px solid #c2c9d1;
padding: 1em;
margin: 1em 0 1em 1em;
}
div.programminglist{
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