When using gdata routines I am getting a series of warning messages for
include files that don't exist. I don't think they are supposed to
exist but it is the gdata framework testing to see if it does before it
checks a different base class path. Is there any way to turn these
off. I can tur
unlex wrote:
outside ZF. But I've tried to pass null and this had no effect.
There is no matter what we pass in this case - '' or null. It works
fine
I use a view to output an image. After creating it with gd routines, I
turn off layouts and set view->img
This is my view code
header('C
dmitrybelyakov wrote:
The Layout is the actually the template of my webpages with a main content
area that is controlled by
module controllers. Besides the main content area it may have some other
included areas which may be
simple included views, or rather complex like partials or other custom v
dmitrybelyakov wrote:
Hi,
Today i came across an issue that i couldn’t find a nice solution for. In
short it stated in the subject, placeholder view helpers like headScript()
don’t work for partials (or any custom view helpers) when in layout context.
Like in this example:
headLink();
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:-
I can't say that I've seen any repeated messages... and they're not
apparently showing up in Nabble. Is it possible it's something on your
mail server?
Don't see them on the mail server, but will rebuild the index of the
mail folder locally to see if that help
I wrote a response to a message a few days ago and I have received my
response along with the original message and someone else's response
back at least 20 times. The message subject is 'Server issue or Code?
Domain to ZF module masking...?' Is anyone else getting these? The
original message
drj201 wrote:
I have a Zend Framework app and I want to mask domains to modules as
follows...
http://www.domain1.com => http://server/default
http://www.domain2.com => http://server/module2
http://www.domain3.com => http://server/module3
As mentioned my application uses ZF and a MVC architectur
Deanna Bonds wrote:
If it doesn't work through the context switcher, I might can set up a
callback on the json context and chain the existing method and set up
a post processor for it. Then in the code have something like
array( 'handler' => array('somewildtagna
fire-eyed-boy wrote:
Deanna Bonds-2 wrote:
I would use the join method. Calling out to the database is an
expensive operation, so I try to minimize the number of calls. Also,
try not to think in terms of loops when you consider data, it is more
based in set theory.
Set theory is
bytte wrote:
I've created a basic login system using Zend_Auth and Zend_Acl and now
I'm
wondering what's the best way to expand my login form with these two
extra
functionalities:
- "keep me logged in on this computer" feature
- password reset if visitor has forgotten password
These two thing
I would use the join method. Calling out to the database is an
expensive operation, so I try to minimize the number of calls. Also,
try not to think in terms of loops when you consider data, it is more
based in set theory.
Or do you rather execute one large SQL statement in the UserManager mo
Deanna Bonds wrote:
Benjamin Eberlei wrote:
Have you enabled the enableJsonExprFinder option?
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.json.advanced.html#zend.json.advanced.expr
you have to add the option:
$jsonObjectWithExpression = Zend_Json::encode(
$data,
false,
array
inder' => true)
);
How would one do that using the context switcher? I don't call
Zend_Json::encode directly, the context switcher does.
On Mon, 18 May 2009 23:44:32 -0500, Deanna Bonds
wrote:
I tried enabling Zend_Json::$useBuiltinEncoderDecoder = true; and using
json
I tried enabling Zend_Json::$useBuiltinEncoderDecoder = true; and using
json context switching. When ever I try to send an Zend_Json_Expr('js
code here'); it comes out
"handler":{"__className":"Zend_Json_Expr"}
in the output. I have tried disabling multibyte utf-8 settings. I tried
m
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
Push their initialization into a different location. For instance, you
could create one or more front controller plugins that, based on the
module or controller detected, initialize the session, or the database,
or authentication session, or acls -- and pull config
I am working on ZendX_ExtJS interface. It doesn't have an official
project for it yet, but I will be doing it soon (been busy with a
paying project atm). It will be for ExtJS and not ExtJS Core (which is
more for decorating existing sites with javascript and ajax). If you
have any particular u
orm I would call $form->toJson(); to create the config to send
back as ajax. But the form could still be used in a normal view as all
forms are. Does this sound okay?
Deanna Bonds wrote:
Trying to finish up the design and prototype of the action controller
helper. The current
Trying to finish up the design and prototype of the action controller
helper. The current name is enableAjaxExtJS, and you can pass it
options in the direct call. Options are a different context key,
either a list of methods to enable, or a list of methods to exclude (the
default is to enab
I think you need this for every module. Replace MODULENAME with the
name of your module.
$frontcontroller->_front->addControllerDirectory($this->_root .
'/application/modules/MODULENAME/controllers', 'MODULENAME');
x27;t required, it just makes things easier client side. I also am
looking to work with the ExtJS community doing this to make sure I cover
most of the use cases, I can ask about the licensing there also - just
to be safe.
A few questions about some points
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
I had started this concept a while ago but never had time. I want to
create a zend framework class set for ExtJS. I will use the model of
dojo as far as it applies, but it and extjs have different scopes. dojo
is more of a way to make your pages dynamic and ajaxie, extjs is more
of an web
Dan Ballance wrote:
Thanks, I'll give that a try. Do I then need to manually include that
myself or will the framework automagically detect it there?
The bootstrap file (also in the application directory) uses this code to
register the Initializer
require_once 'Initializer.php';
$frontCon
Dan Ballance wrote:
Hiya folks,hopefully this will be a simple one. Have been googling
like nuts but can't work out where I should place the actual file
containing a front controller plugin in a default installation? Heeelp
The Initializer front controller plug-in is in the applications
d
ation/modules/forums/models'
. PATH_SEPARATOR . get_include_path());
define('PHPBB_ROOT_PATH', APP_PATH .
'application/modules/forums/models/');
Zend_Controller_Action_HelperBroker::getStaticHelper('viewRenderer')->setNoRender(true);
}
Deanna B
Forgot a piece.
I said I need to turn off view rendering for the forums. So in the
Initializer preDispatch I have
function preDispatch(Zend_Controller_Request_Abstract $request) {
if($request->getModuleName() == 'forums'){
$this->_front->setParam('noViewRenderer',
$reques
vadim gavrilov wrote:
Nice, Any way of having the structure or if possible the code. I am
just looking on what kind of structure and the way other developers
use. And if that something better/convenient then what i use then i
would like to adopt new ideas.
The code isn't finished, but I can
vadim gavrilov wrote:
Thanks for that. Did anyone made something that uses Modules? Not just
controllers in a single directory?
I am working on one that uses the new ZF structure that has modules.
In the modules directory there are 3 modules. One is the marketing part
of the application,
I have plans on creating an ExtJS version of Zend_Form. I have a need
to get it out soon so will be working on it this week. Do you have a
specific interface planned out. My plan was to layout the form as a
Zend_Form, add any extra extjs config that might be needed. And let
the extjs form
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