Heya!
No, they are related and interconnected concepts. I personally wouldn't
split it: what you can do is taking something like zfcuser and just coding
the management logic into this new "UserGroup" module that contains only
the "Group" table definitions.
Don't think as a module as of a `contain
Hello,
I have created abstract class MyProjModule that is extended by every
Module.php. This class handles exceptions, logging etc in it's onBootstrap()
function.
The problem is, when i run unit tests for controllers it brings an error
that class MyProjModule is not found. How can I 'tell' phpuni
Hello guys!
I implemented a search with pagination on a website. After the last update
to `2.1.5` all search requests, that were returning results for more than
one result page, are ending with an exception (see below).
Child routes? Why is it needed now? Seems to be a bug, if it breaks code,
tha
Resolved. The exception has been caused by
And because a child route has been being used before it has been
deprecated.
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Wondering, how it has been working before... :)
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Hey Guys,
I can't figure out how I can add parenthesis to generate a statement like
one below in ZF2:
*EXAMPLE1:* SELECT "persons".* FROM "persons" WHERE *(*"givenName" LIKE
'%john%' OR "surname" LIKE '%john%' OR "givenName" LIKE '%doe%' OR "surname"
LIKE '%doe%'*)* AND active = 1 ORDER BY "surna
The code below generates the following sql statement:
*
EXAMPLE2:* SELECT "persons".* FROM "persons" WHERE "givenName" LIKE '%john%'
OR "surname" LIKE '%john%' OR "givenName" LIKE '%doe%' OR "surname" LIKE
'%doe%' AND active = 1 ORDER BY "surname" ASC LIMIT '2' OFFSET '0'
$spec = function (Wher
I see,
Thank you so much for that explanation on how to use nest. It's just what I
needed.
I'll study those examples you gave.
Thanks again.
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