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Vince42 wrote:
That's exactly why I am currently trying to port the guestbook example
to a modularized version - maybe I'll post about it, when it's done. :)
Sounds like a good idea :) I've posted about how I modularized the
guestbook application
2009/6/25 Vince42 z...@vineal.de:
Hi,
Dalibor Karlović schrieb:
I think we should rethink this as it's obvious many people use the
default module just like any other so the behavior should be as
expected, even if adding an additional option.
I circumvented this odd behaviour with
I agree, modules (and auth and acl) should be added to the QuickStart or some
other Zend provided example. I can't think of any real world application
that will not need these three additional capabilities.
- Steve W.
Vince42 wrote:
Hi,
Dalibor Karlović schrieb:
I think we should
Hi,
keith Pope schrieb:
I find it best to name the default module though
like this:
resources.frontcontroller.defaultmodule = mynamespace
resources.frontcontroller.params.prefixDefaultModule = true
and then use:
$this-_resourceLoader = new Zend_Application_Module_Autoloader(array(
Hi,
swilhelm schrieb:
I agree, modules (and auth and acl) should be added to the QuickStart
or some other Zend provided example. I can't think of any real world
application that will not need these three additional capabilities.
That's exactly why I am currently trying to port the guestbook
2009/6/26 Vince42 z...@vineal.de:
Hi,
swilhelm schrieb:
I agree, modules (and auth and acl) should be added to the QuickStart
or some other Zend provided example. I can't think of any real world
application that will not need these three additional capabilities.
That's exactly why I am
Hi,
I have two module directories: default and test.
This is an attempt to set up a very basic module structure in order to
understand the new bootstrapping.
In application.ini I basically do
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH /modules
resources.modules[] =
which
On Thursday 25 June 2009 23:54:41 Vince42 wrote:
Hi,
I have two module directories: default and test.
This is an attempt to set up a very basic module structure in order to
understand the new bootstrapping.
In application.ini I basically do
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory =
Hi,
Dalibor Karlović schrieb:
I think we should rethink this as it's obvious many people use the
default module just like any other so the behavior should be as
expected, even if adding an additional option.
I circumvented this odd behaviour with
http://paste2.org/p/284720
but I think
