Thanks man. Appreciate your answer so long after the thread was started.
Ryan Lange wrote:
This is an old thread, but I noticed that no one actually hit upon the
*real* problem.
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 7:28 AM, bytte thomas.bytteb...@gmail.com wrote:
Bug in my code or bug in Zend
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 things seem pretty
($filename)) {
return include_once $filename;
}
return false;
}
require_once Zend/Loader.php;
spl_autoload_register('My_DOMPDF_Autoload');
Zend_Loader::registerAutoload();
Matthew Weier O'Phinney-3 wrote:
-- bytte thomas.bytteb...@gmail.com wrote
(on Friday
I'm using DOMPDF in a project of mine and I was wondering how I can call
DOMPDF's autoload function so it can function together with the one from
Zend Framework.
Here's what DOMPDF says:
/**
* DOMPDF autoload function
*
* If you have an existing autoload function, add a call to this function
:
spl_autoload_register('DOMPDF_autoload');
Make sure that loader is registered late in the stack because it does a
require_once, meaning it will throw a fatal if it fails and will prevent
the
other autoloaders from trying to load the class.
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On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 9:22 PM, bytte thomas.bytteb
/zf-test/library/dompdf-0.5.1/dompdf_config.inc.php on
line 194
What am I doing wrong?
Matthew Weier O'Phinney-3 wrote:
-- bytte thomas.bytteb...@gmail.com wrote
(on Friday, 10 April 2009, 09:28 AM -0700):
Thanks. But I'm confused. Early on in my bootstrap I have this code
It would be great if you could share me some more details. Maybe point me in
the right direction on how to share those PluginLoader objects between each
element?
Too bad I'm on a tight schedule (should be finished by the end of the week).
If I don't hear back from the list I'll most likely take
Hi guys
Thanks to your help I managed to load the page in only 15 queries whereas
before I needed more than 1000 queries. That's great.
However my page load problem hasn't been solved. I've installed xdebug and
it lists this information:
( ! ) Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds
less
load on the mysql server.
ChristophDorn wrote:
bytte wrote:
Hey that was interesting. I have the indexes defined and I see though
Firebug
that there's currently 381 queries being performed at 0.14949 seconds. I
guess that means they're not the culprit?
381 DB queries is a lot
I'm working on an application that mostly reads data from the database and
occasionally writes data to the database. I'm considering implementing
Zend_Cache to cache database queries but was struggling with the question
how long the queries should be cached.
That's why I thought it may be best
So you wouldn't recommend it?
Giorgio Sironi wrote:
2009/3/5 bytte thomas.bytteb...@gmail.com
That's why I thought it may be best to store all select() queries in the
cache forever. Then whenever there's an update to a database table delete
the cached queries that belong to that table
Hey that was interesting. I have the indexes defined and I see though Firebug
that there's currently 381 queries being performed at 0.14949 seconds. I
guess that means they're not the culprit?
Are there any other tools to help me find out what code makes the script run
so slow? Any help would be
I'm not. I'll look into that.
keith Pope-4 wrote:
Are you using the meta-data cache?
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I have a form class that creates form elements based on database information.
The problem is that the form takes more than 20 seconds to load on my
localhost. On the web server it's even worse: the form doesn't load at all
because of limited memory resources.
I was hoping you guys could give me
Thanks Thomas. I downloaded the trunk code today and now the script finds out
that a file was submitted with a size bigger than what's allowed in php.ini.
So that's great now.
However, I found out the upload script is now only working about 50% of the
times I tried it. I'll dive into my code
Is anyone else having similar problems? I've spend a few hours on this issue
already and couldn't come up with a decent solution.
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to the
$_FILES
array.
Normally there should be an error (3 or 4) but it seems that in your case
there is no file submitted in this case.
Greetings
Thomas Weidner, I18N Team Leader, Zend Framework
http://www.thomasweidner.com
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From: bytte thomas.bytteb
It's really weird. Since I'm using the code from the svn trunk it doesn't
output the MAX_FILE_SIZE in the html code no more. It does show it in the
first form on the same page.
All my error messages display fine. But still no error message when the user
uploads a file bigger than what's allowed
Bug in my code or bug in Zend Framework?
bytte wrote:
I'm now using setMaxFileSize().
Here's the (reduced for readability) code in my controller to retrieve and
validate the form input. I have two forms on the same page so that's why I
do the array_key_exists thing to check which form
I'm using Zend_File via Zend_Form_Element_File to let my web application's
users upload files. I use the following Validators:
$file1-setRequired(true)
-addValidator('NotEmpty',true)
-addValidator('Count',false,array('min' = 1, 'max' = 1))
-addValidator('MimeType', true,
-
From: bytte thomas.bytteb...@gmail.com
To: fw-general@lists.zend.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 4:43 PM
Subject: [fw-general] User uploads file bigger than what's allowed in
php.ini, can it be caught?
I'm using Zend_File via Zend_Form_Element_File to let my web
application's
Framework
http://www.thomasweidner.com
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From: bytte thomas.bytteb...@gmail.com
To: fw-general@lists.zend.com
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2009 10:51 PM
Subject: Re: [fw-general] User uploads file bigger than what's allowed in
php.ini, can it be caught?
Thanks
I use a partialLoop() to loop through query results in the view. So far so
good.
But for every item returned in the loop, I need to do another database query
that returns another set of results that require a new partialLoop(). In the
end I have a partialLoop() inside a partialLoop() inside a
I was wondering if someone found/uses a better way of dealing with this
problem yet?
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I'm using DOMPDF to create PDF files from the html that Zend Framework
outputs. Here's my code:
public function downloadAction() {
$this-_helper-layout-setLayout('prints');
require_once(dompdf-0.5.1/dompdf_config.inc.php);
spl_autoload_register('DOMPDF_autoload');
);
$this-insert($data);
return $this-getLastInsertId();
}
(...)
}
However I get this error: Fatal error: Call to a member function
describeTable() on a non-object in
/Users/bytte/Sites/speelokee-test/library/Zend/Db/Table/Abstract.php on line
696
Do you know
Of course, thank you!
Jason Webster wrote:
I'd simply assign your baseUrl to a javascript variable. You could add
this to the 'head' tag in your layout:
script type=text/javascriptvar baseUrl = ?php echo
$this-baseUrl() ?/script
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I managed to set up authentication through Zend_Auth and access control
through Zend_Acl. This works without any problem. However, I'd like to take
things one step further.
My view scripts sometimes display links to pages that are not accessible by
the logged in user, because that user does not
Thanks Martin,
That's what I did so far, but I'm not happy with all those 'if/else' clauses
in my view script. I was hoping for a better way.
Chris Martin wrote:
You could make a view helper.
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Thanks nwhiting, but links and such are view information, right? So don't
they belong in the view? Think of an image linking to an edit page...
nwhiting wrote:
Pass the edit link based on the Acl level to the view instead of trying to
do it in the view :)
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I managed to create a quite complex form. I had to play around with
decorators and I guess this is where it went wrong. The form displays nice
but on page load the validation messages are shown even though the user
hasn't submitted anything yet! The form is not even filled in yet. What's
worse is
Thanks a lot. Saved me a headache!
bytte wrote:
I managed to create a quite complex form. I had to play around with
decorators and I guess this is where it went wrong. The form displays nice
but on page load the validation messages are shown even though the user
hasn't submitted anything
I'm about to start implementing image uploads in my Zend Framework project.
I've tried to work with image uploads a few months ago and it appeared to be
not that straightforward at that time. The ZF documentation wasn't
sufficient either.
I was wondering if anyone here has links to good
I'm using Zend_Form to build a form with array notation like this:
(...)
input name=text[] type=text
input name=text[] type=text
(...)
The reason for this array notation is that I want to be able to dynamically
add input elements to the dom through javascript. I can read the input
values through
Thanks!
Additionally: if anyone is in the know of any good tutorials on the net that
could come in handy on this topic, feel free to post them here.
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