That method has absolutely no relation at all to the view basepath. It is
also useless since you're not really doing anything at all with the request
object you instantiated. The front controller already lazily loads the same
class during dispatch.
The reason your application still works even with
Why use resources.view.basePath = APPLICATION_PATH "/views" in an
application configuration file?
Placing the following code in global Bootstrap.php seems to do the same
things - and more:
protected function _initBaseUrl() {
$this->bootstrap("frontController");
$front=$this->ge
It's located under /usrl/local/zend/apache2/conf/extra :)
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Anyone know how to use the default zend framework validation with mootools
Ajax for submit?
I don't want to use a custom mootools validation such as formcheck or the
like. Any thoughts? examples?
Thank you Matthew, to be always here for us.
Le ven 14/05/10 17:32, "Matthew Weier O'Phinney" matt...@zend.com a écrit:
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hi dears,
How can I add new virtual host in zend server?in where?
in which path in zend server, I can find sites-available/default (like in
apache2) and add Virtual Host...??
Thanks,
Shahrzad
Hello,
In this case (CSS tricks) IMHO it's better leave elements with
standard decorators as-is
and mangle them with small JavaScript instead. But in fact, both ways
are not very far
from (or even btter than) simply ViewScript usage. If you don't want
to use ViewScript,
IMHO you better create your
Great, Eugene, thanks a lot!
That's how I did it:
$city->removeDecorator('Label');
(there is no DtDdWrapper on a standard Zend_Form_Element_Text, so I just
removed the "Label" (dt) decorator, the dd tag comes from the "HtmlTag"
decorator)
Form element output:
Zipcode /
City
Thankss Aleksey Zapparov :) it works grea! merc
