If your instance comes from a Service Manager itself, you can handle its
instantiation as you like.
Basically, this means that you shouldn't create an instance yourself, but
instead always fetch one from the service manager.
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Hi Ralf,
i use something called "DisplayGroup". Like in ZF1.
see https://gist.github.com/4277710 for an example.
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Hi Ralf,
i use something called "DisplayGroup". Like in ZF1.
see https://gist.github.com/4277710 for an example.
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Thanks for the replay,
I checked ServiceLocatorAwareInterface. As I understand it's applicable
only for the controllers? Just wondering who is going to inject the
ServiceManager to my class if it's not related with the ZF2 (I don't use
the Zend MVC) at all.
In general I've got something like the s
Hi Matthew,
> The default behavior was requested as part of the RFC process. You can
> disable it on a given form by setting the wrapElements flag to a
> boolean false.
Played around a little with WrapElements but did not quite get what
changes when set to true.
> Whether or not you want it pers
Heya,
No, you have to keep a reference to the service manager.
The whole point of doing that is to avoid having singletons or
global/static variables that would pollute the environment and make things
such as 2 ServiceManagers with different services very very hard to achieve.
I suggest you to pa
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 9:35 AM, Ralf Eggert wrote:
> Marco Pivetta schrieb am 13.12.2012 16:21:
>> Why would fieldsets in the form component represent HTML fieldsets? HTML
>> fieldsets have no meaning at all IMO... They could be replaced by if
>> it wasn't a question of semantics.
>
> Well, the
This is a Form on Paper:
[image: Inline images 1]
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On 13 December 2012 16:35, Ralf Eggert wrote:
> Marco Pivetta schrieb am 13.12.2012 16:21:
> > Why would fieldsets in the form component represent HTML fieldsets? HTML
> >
Marco Pivetta schrieb am 13.12.2012 16:21:
> Why would fieldsets in the form component represent HTML fieldsets? HTML
> fieldsets have no meaning at all IMO... They could be replaced by if
> it wasn't a question of semantics.
Well, the -Tag is connected to a -Tag. Ask any
webdeveloper what a fiel
Why would fieldsets in the form component represent HTML fieldsets? HTML
fieldsets have no meaning at all IMO... They could be replaced by if
it wasn't a question of semantics.
A Form does not necessarily represent an HTML form.
Marco Pivetta
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Hi Matthew,
>> I wonder, why there is no formFieldset() view helper?
>
> Simple oversight, and nobody's bugged us for one before now. :)
Just another question for understanding. When I use fieldsets with a
form these fields are always grouped together when echoed with a view
helper:
I am used
On Thu, Dec 13, 2012 at 8:32 AM, Ralf Eggert wrote:
> I wonder, why there is no formFieldset() view helper?
Simple oversight, and nobody's bugged us for one before now. :)
> I can use the
> formCollection() view helper, but is it really supposed to do the job
> for a form with fieldsets that cor
Hi,
I wonder, why there is no formFieldset() view helper? I can use the
formCollection() view helper, but is it really supposed to do the job
for a form with fieldsets that correspond to the same domain object?
Regards,
Ralf
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Hi Ralph,
here is the script:
http://pastebin.com/3tqn1RiM
It uses this entity class:
http://pastebin.com/6c6fy8UK
And this is the database dump for the SQLite3 database:
http://pastebin.com/PFKadDu4
I hope you can reproduce it. It is tested with 2.0.5 release.
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Heya,
There is no fully working example of CMS built with ZF2. Consider looking
at Ensemble though, they're building an open-source one.
Marco Pivetta
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