in image and once more imput text which is filled with name of image
without .png extension.
It should be there but it should be a hidden form field. It's hard to know
exactly what's causing this without seeing your code, but perhaps this will
give you some clues.
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to keep it form timing out, yet it's
still too slow. Hopefully the caching will be the answer :)
If the application uses a database, check the indexes. I've seen issues like
this before caused by the data from the original server being exported
without any of the indexes.
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however the file you gave defines a class called: CP_Form. Rename the
class to CP_Form_Login and all should work fine.
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be difficult to merge.
Is this worth opening an issue for, am I better off just creating my own
route chain class, or am I misunderstanding how route chains are supposed to
be used?
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this to (.+?), that should make it
non-greedy, which will make it stop at the next /.
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instincts and try and work out
the solution that makes sense for your application.
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problems. Ideally your tests should be
simulating session related stuff rather than actually creating PHP sessions
I think.
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editing the correct one.
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the hassle unless your site gets a very high amount of traffic and
you're seeing slowdown issues on the captcha generation.
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-registerCaptcha = $captchaCode ;
Please help.
I've not had this error before but it suggests that $this-session is either
null or not an object, so I think the problem actually lies in your session
creation code rather than the captcha part that you've included.
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to a server that has one. Version 5.0.5 is
nearly four years old.
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to see if that matches a
username. If it does, set appropriate parameters. If not, return false (and
the next route would be checked).
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that the ErrorHandler handles this error and moves the action
to ErrorController::errorAction().
I think setting throwExceptions to true on your front controller in test
mode only should fix this, but you won't then be able test some of the error
controller functionality.
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the Zend_Navigation data is being
created when run in test mode. Also make sure you have error_reporting right
up in test mode, as this might help identify the problem.
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.
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. You could either move this logic to a controller
plugin, where you could check the current module and set the headTitle
accordingly, or if your admin area has a different layout you could set the
default titles in your layouts.
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to be specified (or additional paths specified) in the
.zfproject.xml file. This would also allow for project-specific providers.
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the current directory for providers if it
detects that the current directory is a ZF application (i.e. if
.zfproject.xml is present). That way my colleagues can just checkout the
latest version of the project and will be able to run all the app-specific
zf * commands immediately.
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the current site is if it needs to by looking
at the SERVER_NAME.
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This sounds perfectly reasonable to me, personally I wouldn't want the
navigation helpers to be outputting links that don't go anywhere.
I would suggest setting the URI to just / for your homepage, as this (should
be) the correct path anyway.
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/IDE of choice.
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system your are using? svn? git?
Mostly git.
5. Do you use PHPUnit or other testing tools?
PHPUnit.
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://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.loader.autoloader.html. This would
probably achieve what you're after.
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having).
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On 23/04/2009, Vadim Gabriel vadim...@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 6:03 PM, Tim Fountain t...@tfountain.co.ukwrote:
I would also strongly recommend that you look into 3-D Secure authorisation
and work out how you would build support for this into the component. It
would be very
this confusing users who are new to the
framework.
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with ZF.
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is well over two years old.
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which was pressed.
My preference would be for Zend_Form to use the array notation by default.
This would solve this problem and also be more consistent with other
frameworks (that I've used anyway). But of course this would break BC, so
could only be introduced with version 2.0.
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On 03/02/2009, Colin Guthrie gm...@colin.guthr.ie wrote:
'Twas brillig, and Tim Fountain at 03/02/09 10:00 did gyre and gimble:
There can be good reason to include the name attribute on submits. E.g.
your form might contain two submit buttons ('Approve' and 'Reject'), and you
use
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