So I've taken a look since this problem affected my code also.
If I understand the problem correctly would it not be better to just adjust the
isAllowed code to support the changes to the setRule?
if (null !== $resource) {
// keep track of originally called resource
I've been looking at this over the past day and I am attempting to find
a solution. As you can see it was a fix for a previous issue:
http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-9643
Fixing the previous issue did not break any existing unit tests.
I will get to the bottom of it and figure out
Hi
I have the same problem, Please let me know if you find any solution
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Hello,
I´m using Zend_pdf to load pdf files and modify them in order to add some
text.
For this reason I followed your tutorial to extract the font from this
existing pdf to write the new text in the right font:
...
$font = $this->extractFont($fontName);
$page->setFont($extFont, $fontSize);
$p
Doesn't element#addError suffice?
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On Nov 10, 2010, at 5:54 PM, Hector Virgen wrote:
> After looking into this a bit further, I found that the "errors" decorator
> calls Zend_Form_Element#getMessages(), which simply returns the
> $_messagesarray. Unfortunately, there's no w