Hello Tim,
Tim Fountain wrote:
On the other hand I
also see services as being the layer between the DataMapper and the
DataSource. (For example we have Zend_Service_Amazon. Is that not
something we could/would layer between the DataMapper and the DataSource
(being Amazon).
I can see
Sudheer Satyanarayana wrote:
It is next to impossible to write all the benefits of using OOP in this
email. You should read books about OOP to learn more about it.
The sample you snippet posted appears to demonstrate how to encapsulate
database access in your models.
And
debussy007 wrote:
1. Where are the privileges ?
It seems that often in a CMS there are privileges, e.g. a user may be able
to view the list of pages but not to update them. Some may publish
or delete them, etc.
Of course you can keep it simple but keep this into mind if you have to
Hello everyone,
It has been a while since my last post, (I think that was around 1.5.0ish).
Anyhow, I had stepped away from web projects for a while, and now I am back
to the great new 1.9.x, and am a little lost with the whole
Zend_Application, but I am working hard to catch up. Anyhow
I am having trouble understanding how to change my routing. I have read
through the documentation and the excellent tutorial at
http://www.noginn.com/2008/09/03/using-subdomains-as-account-keys/ but still
am failing to understand.
I am trying accomplish something like the following:
I have added the routing from the bootstrap file and it doesn't work there
either (rather than from the preDispatch plugin).
$fc = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$router = $fc-getRouter();
[ code from the preDispatch() function of the plugin ]
$fc-dispatch();
And it is still not
Alright, problem solved (I think)
First, I failed to add the controller directory for the module to the front
controller:
$fc-addControllerDirectory ( APP_PATH . '/admin/controllers', 'admin' );
* NOTE * If the controller directory is not defined for the module, the
router will fall back to
Rolando Espinoza La Fuente wrote:
On Thu, Jan 8, 2009 at 3:30 AM, netlynx ajmurra...@gmail.com wrote:
I have added the routing from the bootstrap file and it doesn't work
there
either (rather than from the preDispatch plugin).
$fc = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$router = $fc
[repost - update with addControllerDirectory lines (that are important haha)
]
-[ bootstrap.php
]--
On a side note, this setup will break if you are calling your server via an
IP address rather than a domain name.
http://admin.myfirstdomain.com/magazine/writearticle/
results in:
$requestParams = array (
'module' = 'admin',
'controller' = 'magazine',
'action' = 'writearticle',
Colin Guthrie-6 wrote:
Are you familiar with the concept of News Groups? (NNTP).
Hah, well I did write a nntp client library with PHP for a project I started
a couple years ago (but shelved as it was more a personal interest more than
anything else. So yeah :)
Colin Guthrie-6 wrote:
I have been reading through the documentation and many tutorials around the
web, and one tutorial got me asking the question ‘where does this really
belong’.
The tutorial in specific was on Akra’s DevNotes (Rob, if you are reading
this, your tutorials are AWESOME!), titled : Getting Started
Simon Corless wrote:
netlynx wrote:
The question that came to mind is Rob is checking for an identity in the
preDispatch() method of the action controller --
Zend_Auth::getInstance()-hasIdentity() --, and I am wondering if this
wouldn’t be better located in the init() method
I have been subscribed to the groups here for a while, and I am somewhat
versed in pulling rss feeds and atom feeds and storing them in a database.
What I am wondering is, is there a feed for these mailing lists (as opposed
to downloading them via e-mail and filtering them into folders). Long
netlynx wrote:
I have been subscribed to the groups here for a while, and I am somewhat
versed in pulling rss feeds and atom feeds and storing them in a database.
What I am wondering is, is there a feed for these mailing lists (as
opposed to downloading them via e-mail and filtering them
vRandom wrote:
There is an xml atom feed from nabble.com, if that helps.
http://www.nabble.com/Zend-Framework-Community-f16154.html (at the bottom
of
the page)
Terre
Ah yes, now I feel like a complete idiot. Apparently that big orange XML
button at the bottom of the page was
Nico Edtinger-3 wrote:
You are already using Nabble and should see the link to a feed
somewhere in your address bar:. fw-general has a feed at
http://www.nabble.com/Zend-Framework-f15440.xml
. But IMO using push is the better option, if available, as you
aren't wasting resources
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