I need to protect a specific controller in my ZF app with an
Apache-passed login/password combo. Any tips on how to do this?
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, or implement inside a class and call it from your action
controllers predispatch or init() methods.
Just an idea,
-ralph
That sounds like it could meet what I need. Nothing fancy.
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Thank you all for your great help and suggestions. I'm going to try
FCKEditor and make sure to put that .htaccess file in there so that
the rewrite engine doesn't mess things up. Thanks again.
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to discuss that. What is the exact problem
you're having?
Lots off tinyMCE not found errors being reported, and an overall
lack of coherent instructions directly related to my problem. You're
probably right, this isn't the right place to discuss it.
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ZF?
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/281-Complex-Web-Pages-with-the-Zend-Framework.html),
nothing fancy, are needed lot workarounds...
I'm wondering if a lot of what is bothering people about complex web
pages couldn't simply be done as custom routes? Just thinking out
loud, mind you...
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projects, and they grew organically from them.
It will take years before an app built on ZF gets to that level of
acceptance.
I never understood the I want to wait until I see something
incredibly useful built with fill in tech here attitude towards
evaluation. It never happens that way.
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On 4/25/07, frosty1 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i want to cache a number of large queries. i tried stripping the tags from
the sql to use as a name, but it must have been too long. any suggestions
on how to dynamically name them?
Use PHP's uniqid() function.
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for an MVC app. As others have suggested, try refactoring your code
so your models do all the work of manipulating the data before passing
it onto your small and elegant controllers.
Hope that helps.
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go to chris/example.com/api I get my 'index' action in my
'index' controller, which is what I expect. But when I try anything
else, I get a 404. Obviously I'm missing something simple here, but
google has not helped me find it.
Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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) and it seems to have done the trick.
Thanks for the help!
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explained this properly.
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Though your use case may not be quite the same, I believe there is some
overlap where we consider merging configurations.
Thanks for the feedback!
Best regards,
Darby
Chris Hartjes wrote:
I was wondering if it is possible with Zend_Config to do Apache-style
loading of configuration files
in to the unit tests for the entire framework. How do I do
that?
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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I was googling around looking for some tutorials on implementing REST
web services with ZF and found that Pádraic Brady's tutorial has
disappeared off the web. Anyone have an archived copy kicking around
they could share?
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?
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Padraic!
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response.
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get very tricky and personally I
think it's not worth the effort for such an extreme edge case.
Have you come across any other framework that supports this?
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, and hope this helps tie some things together for a more unified
development process.
-ralph
Since I'm working on Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler in the incubator,
does that mean I'm part of the Zend_Service_* team?
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method that gets executed before each action in the
controller handle authentication issues?
CakePHP has this type of thing, I just don't know if ZF does.
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on Zend_Service_Audioscrobbler I've been able to
run all the tests specific to my module, and don't have to run
everything else. Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the problem as well?
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Someone should do the same for us ;)
CafePress would let you set something up like that pretty quickly...
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