I thinks second requirement is there, but XMLHttpRequest is not. Otherwise,
it would always fail.
Regards,
Saša Stamenković
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 6:15 PM, Jurian Sluiman
wrote:
> On Tuesday 23 Mar 2010 20:15:03 Саша Стаменковић wrote:
> > Interesting. Is there a way to solve it on one place.
I'm trying to set a locale and have use that information throughout my
site for languages, currency, and dates. I would assume this is pretty
standard. The problem occurs when setting a locale without a region and
then trying to instantiate a Zend_Currency object using that locale.
Zend_Date
Sorry ignore the last part of the last response with the calling of ->run().
The Zend Application is not setup in that file, rather it is setup in the
ControllerTestCase class that extends the Zend testing classes.
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I think there is some confusion with my use of the word Bootstrap. When I
mean bootstrap I am talking about the
class Bootstrap extends Zend_Application_Bootstrap_Bootstrap { }
That was not getting run until I manually called $application->bootstrap();
and the bootstrap object was not being inj
Routes should be tested independently of everything else. You should
be testing your controllers and actions. Routes are just smoke and
mirrors.
I personally run a seperate bootstrap file for my automated tests.
It's essentially the same as index.php, but without the ->run() call
on the bootstra
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 6:32 PM, Joseph Crawford
wrote:
>
> Jake,
>
> I am not intentionally stopping Zend_Application from loading the bootstrap.
>
> As you mentioned I do have a bootstrap.php file that is the same as your
> TestHelper.php it's my index.php from the app except it does not call
>
Jake,
I am not intentionally stopping Zend_Application from loading the bootstrap.
As you mentioned I do have a bootstrap.php file that is the same as your
TestHelper.php it's my index.php from the app except it does not call
->bootstrap()->run();
Thanks,
Joseph Crawford
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On Wednesday 24 Mar 2010 18:24:00 asagala wrote:
> What do you mean by this "To avoid DRY the code inside the method could be
> replaced with an action helper. "
>
> Do you mean implement my frontcontroller logic as an action helper and call
> the action helper in preDispatch function on the contr
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 1:09 PM, Joseph Crawford
wrote:
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> Jake,
>
> Will I also have to move my Bootstrap.php file into the /tests/application/
> directory or will it know where to find it?
No, just establish where your application.ini file is relative to your
tests. I typically have a TestHelp
The way you're doing it is probably the best. The only other
alternative I can think of is to have another plugin at
routeShutdown() which only registers the plugin for select
controllers. That seems to be a more convoluted solution than to just
have your plugin's code determine if it should do a
What do you mean by this "To avoid DRY the code inside the method could be
replaced with an action helper. "
Do you mean implement my frontcontroller logic as an action helper and call
the action helper in preDispatch function on the controllers I need it?
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On Tuesday 23 Mar 2010 20:15:03 Саша Стаменковић wrote:
> Interesting. Is there a way to solve it on one place. What is enough for me
> is to prevent logging errors in error controller.
> So custom exception thrown from controller plugin is fine...if ajax action
> is called without ajax.
>
> Regar
Jake,
Will I also have to move my Bootstrap.php file into the /tests/application/
directory or will it know where to find it?
Thanks,
Joseph Crawford
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Jake,
is there a reason you have to do it manually in the tests but not in the
actual application?
Thanks,
Joseph Crawford
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On Wednesday 24 Mar 2010 17:27:06 asagala wrote:
> I currently have a FrontController plugin that extends
> Zend-Controller_Plugin_Abstract. The preDispatch function is implemented in
> it. Everything works except for one thing. How can I prevent the
> preDispatch function to be applied to certain
Joseph:
Within an instance of Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase:
...
public function appBootstrap()
{
$this->application = new Zend_Application(
APPLICATION_ENV, APPLICATION_PATH . '/configs/application.ini'
);
$this->application->bootstrap();
$this->getFrontController
Hello Everyone,
I have been working with Unit Testing in a ZF Application over the last few
days and I have hit a problem. What I am wondering is if my
application/Bootstrap.php file will be executed when testing. The reason I
am asking is because I will want all of my custom routes to resolve
I currently have a FrontController plugin that extends
Zend-Controller_Plugin_Abstract. The preDispatch function is implemented in
it. Everything works except for one thing. How can I prevent the preDispatch
function to be applied to certain controllers? The only way I have right
noew is to use $t
Hi,
I'm using getext in order to translate the whole 1.10 Zend application
including forms through a controller plugin. Everything is working fine, the
translate resource is saved in the registry using default name convention
but, now, I'm working on the server side validation (after js validatio
Glad I could help :) The LIFO rule only applies when routing a request, but
not when assembling URLs. When assembling a URL, either through
Zend_Navigation or the "url" view helper, the route will be set to the
currently matched route unless you specify otherwise.
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On Wed, Mar 24, 2010
Keep in mind that the AjaxContext helper needs two conditions to be
satisfied in order for it to kick in:
1. The header "X_REQUESTED_WITH" must be "XMLHttpRequest" (automatic with
Prototype and jQuery) and
2. The correct "format" parameter must be specified in the request,
It's that sec
//Are both values strings?
no, its local format floating point numbers
//And what is your system's locale?
in my browser (opera),the local is 'English (IN) [en-IN]'
What do you set within the registry?
//Are you "hardcoding" en_IN or are you relying on the
no
//system/browser/autoset
Where is the database located in relation to the web server? My guess is that
it's slow because the database server is not on the same network as the web
server.
Cheers,
David
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-- Sergio Rinaudo wrote
(on Wednesday, 24 March 2010, 12:51 PM +0100):
> thank you for reply, answering to your questions
>
> . Did you run the sql directly from command line or via a db client?
>
> This is an example query in the bootstrap
> $db->query("SET NAMES 'utf8'");
> but also all the ot
Hector, thank you very much!
I chosed another way of routes declaration. In bootstrap.php. So, I added
also key 'route' = 'default' in pages array in navigation declaration, and
it works now.
I am sorry to bother you again.
But as I remember in manual about routes the order of routes execution
Hi,
thank you for reply, answering to your questions
. Did you run the sql directly from command line or via a db client?
This is an example query in the bootstrap
$db->query("SET NAMES 'utf8'");
but also all the other queries are slow and make not difference if they are
inside a controller o
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 12:01 PM, scs wrote:
> Hi,
> Could you write the sql sentence here?
> How do you determine that the sql is slow and takes 6-8seconds?
> Profiler is active?
> Then,
> . Did you run the sql directly from command line or via a db client?
> . How many records are there in the m
Hi,
Could you write the sql sentence here?
How do you determine that the sql is slow and takes 6-8seconds?
Profiler is active?
Then,
. Did you run the sql directly from command line or via a db client?
. How many records are there in the main table?
. Are there any index fields defined?
. Any joine
Hi everybody,
I've started a new application project using Zend Framework, unfortunatelly I
am experiencing a really slow database query ( 6~8 sec for very simple queries
).
I'm not mantaining the server, the only thing I know that is unix.
Any advice in what should I have to look or configur
So, how can we get the week number of a particular day?
for '21-03-2010' it is 12
for '22-03-2010' it is 12
for '2003-2010' it is 11 like that
Iam using the code
$date = new Zend_Date('22-03-2010', null,
Zend_Registry::get('Zend_Locale'));
echo $date->get(Zend_Date::WEEK); //output 12, cor
El mié, 24-03-2010 a las 01:27 -0800, linodavis escribió:
> So no solution for getting the exact week number , according to each user's
> local ?
>
> if yes, can you pleas suggest it
You can get the week related info of the locale with:
$locale = new Zend_Locale('en_IN');
$weekList = Zend_Lo
So no solution for getting the exact week number , according to each user's
local ?
if yes, can you pleas suggest it
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Hi,
I suppose the "problem" is the week is calculated with PHP's date 'W'
format. Which uses the ISO-8601 standard with Monday as the first day of
the week.
http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php
El mar, 23-03-2010 a las 23:42 -0800, linodavis escribió:
> I want to get the week number of a p
I want to get the week number of a particular date , using Zend_Date
My local is setted as English(IN) [en_IN], in Opera browser
I am using the following code
$date = new Zend_Date('22 Mar, 2010', null,
Zend_Registry::get('Zend_Locale'));
echo $date->get(Zend_Date::WEEK); //output 12, c
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