Yes. I will try it after I get familiar with ZF!
Chad Minick-2 wrote:
Another alternative to prototype is jquery, It's quite a bit smaller in
size than prototype, and in some way's it does things better than
prototype. I prefer prototype over jquery for large web applications,
and
Hi minglee,
if you'd like to install firebug offline, just save (with a
right-click) the .xpi file to your harddisc instead of install. Than
you can open it with firefox from disc, and install it the same way.
Ádám
On 7/20/07, minglee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Dillon,
I have some
Hi minglee,
I daresay, you should check the server's error log for more information. ;)
Or using firebug, it really is a great piece of software and i'm happy with
it using it in every day's work (in fact i can't get it, how i did without
it ...)
Regarding prototype:
An actual version of
Hi,
On 7/20/07, Ronald Becher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi minglee,
I daresay, you should check the server's error log for more information. ;)
Or using firebug, it really is a great piece of software and i'm happy with
it using it in every day's work (in fact i can't get it, how i did without
Got it Adam! Thanks! I will try it out!
Joó Ádám wrote:
Hi minglee,
if you'd like to install firebug offline, just save (with a
right-click) the .xpi file to your harddisc instead of install. Than
you can open it with firefox from disc, and install it the same way.
Ádám
On
Hi Ronald,
Thanks a lot for your advice, yes, it is very useful to check out server
log.
For prototype.js and script.acoul.us, I had tried on phpCake, yes, very
convenient and easy. But for ZF, there is no such automation.
Talking about broadband, yes, you're right in most cases, but some crowded
Hi Ronald.
My problem solved.
I should call in ajax /ZF_dir/controller/action, but I did
/controller/action.
Server log showed that error. And firebug showed several coding mistakes. It
is sharp.
Cheers and thanks!
Ronald Becher wrote:
Hi minglee,
I daresay, you should check the server's
Hi Adam.
I installed firebug and solved my problem. Firebug is really sharp.
Cheers and thanks!
Calvin
Joó Ádám wrote:
Hi minglee,
if you'd like to install firebug offline, just save (with a
right-click) the .xpi file to your harddisc instead of install. Than
you can open it with
Hi batoon!
I solve the problem. I made a mistake on just calling /controller/action,
while it should be /ZF_dir/controller/action. In addition, firebug helped a
lot in finding out several errors threw by ZF.
Cheers!
Calvin
batoon wrote:
1.
On 7/18/07, minglee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, when printing xmlHttp.responseText, it displayed content of my
another application's xmlHttp.responseText.
I think there must be something wrong with cache, but how should I do with
the zend framework's cache in this case?
Are you using
Thanks Dillon,
I have some problem with Firebug, because my environment is SuseLinux in
WMware, so I can't install Firebug online, but I did not find download item
for installation.
My javascript is quite simple the core is several functions handling
xmlHttp, the code is from a book named Ajax
On 7/17/07, minglee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
1. Because ZF is using rewrite, how should I call the server-side action,
for example:
If I want to call registerAction in
/topath/application/controllers/visitor.php, can I call like
/visitor/register-- my .js file is in /topath/public/script/?
Thank you very much both, batoon and Dillon.
I solved the calling problem, I call validateAction in visitor.php ( which
also includes registerAction, from its view page ajax calls validation)
using '/validate', it works:
xmlHttp.readyState showed 4, and xmlHttp.status 200.
However, when printing
1. /topath/application/controllers/VisitorController.php. Yes you can do it.
2. $this-getResponse()-setBody()...
$this-getResponse()-setHeader()...
minglee wrote:
I am new to Zend Framework(ZF), and got confused when coding ajax:
1. Because ZF is using rewrite, how should I call the
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