Hi Matthew,
>> My point, or preference is, is that we should try and encourage only
>> registering one autoloader handler for the application.
>
> Why, exactly? What problem does this solve?
>
> This is in fact how the StandardAutoloader (PSR-0 implementation) in ZF2
> works -- you register explic
-- Greg wrote
(on Wednesday, 24 August 2011, 07:34 PM -0500):
> > > if (false === class_exists('ClassA')) { //dynamically check to see if
> > > a local overriding class exists via the autoloader
> > > $class = new DefaultClass();
> > > } else {
> > > $class = new ClassA();
> > > }
> >
> > What
Hi Ralph,
>> if (false === class_exists('ClassA')) { //dynamically check to see if
>> a local overriding class exists via the autoloader
>> $class = new DefaultClass();
>> } else {
>> $class = new ClassA();
>> }
>
> What is an "overriding class"?
In the above 'overriding' is the 'preferred'
I think you might have meant to post this to the zf-contributors
maillist where most ZF2 discussions are happening.
if (false === class_exists('ClassA')) { //dynamically check to see if
a local overriding class exists via the autoloader
$class = new DefaultClass();
} else {
$class = new C
-- Hauke Stange wrote
(on Wednesday, 24 August 2011, 06:38 PM +0200):
> I just spent hours with searching why my decorator doesn't get called. I
> use the Zend_Form stuff separately for testing purposes and wrote an own
> decorator for some elements.
>
> In my form class I use the following lines
Hi,
I just spent hours with searching why my decorator doesn't get called. I
use the Zend_Form stuff separately for testing purposes and wrote an own
decorator for some elements.
In my form class I use the following lines of code to register and use
my decorator:
$this->addElementPrefixPath(
