Hi Matthew,
thanks for clarification.
> The Dojo documentation for creating layer profiles is here:
>
> http://docs.dojocampus.org/build/index
I followed the instructions and until now I haven't seen any blank
screen yet again. I will check it for a while but hopefully it has gone.
I just
On 23/09/2010 12:49, Ralf Eggert wrote:
The only problem is that there are still dozens and dozens of
synchronous XHR for lots of dojo js files. Something must still be wrong
with my settings. Any idea?
Thanks and best regards,
I must admit that learning the combined Zend and Dojo framework
Hi Mike,
thanks for your comments.
> Where are you enabling Dojo - in a bootstrap?
I have a controller plugin for setting up the view. In the
dispatchLoopStartup() I have the following lines:
Zend_Dojo::enableView($view);
$view->dojo()->enable();
$view->dojo()->setDjConf
On 23/09/2010 15:51, Ralf Eggert wrote:
Hi Mike,
thanks for your comments.
Where are you enabling Dojo - in a bootstrap?
I have a controller plugin for setting up the view. In the
dispatchLoopStartup() I have the following lines:
Zend_Dojo::enableView($view);
$view->dojo(
Hi Mike,
> Assuming the way your personalised Dojo build is not the culprit, have
> you tried moving your setDjConfigOption('parseOnLoad', false) into the
> project bootstrap? I vividly recall that moving it into bootstrap in
> this way caused a drastic reduction in colourful words and death th
Greetings all,
I went through the Zend 1.10 quick-start tutorial without any
issues, Yeah!
Now I would like to query the database to return specific
data. For a simple example "SELECT comment, email FROM Guestbook";
Where would that go? The controller?, or the Mapper
models/guestbookMapper.php
Hey Shawn,
Now I would like to query the database to return specific
data. For a simple example "SELECT comment, email FROM Guestbook";
Where would that go? The controller?, or the Mapper
models/guestbookMapper.php, The model maybe?
It's ok, common question.
Your answer? "It depends".
If
Hi,
I want to store the cache files at a dynamic location.
e.g.
./tmp/123/
./tmp/3467/
./tmp/18/
etcetera
But when calling save(), seems that I cannot specify a subdirectory
unfortunately.
So is there any way to achieve that ?
This is how I use Zend_Cache, but now all files are in "./tmp/" :
How will you read from the cache if you don't know where the the cache file
is?
I would suggest using separate cache instances for different locations. For
example, a database cache could store cache file in /tmp/db while a page
cache could store them in /tmp/pages. You can then pick the right cac
look at "hashed_directory_level" option in Zend_Cache_Backend_File
this makes "dynamic" directories generation, $id is the seed, so it's
not random, but i think it may works for you
see
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.cache.backends.html#zend.cache.backends.file
--
Renan de Lima Barbosa
Thank you for your replies.
I do not generate a random value (seems that you both understood it like
that), but those subdirectories would be id's that I know in my application.
@Renan de Lima
Seems what I need, I can read in the doc :
"This option can speed up the cache only when you have man
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