akshah123 wrote:
Great. So what about handling sessions? How should I handle them?
I used the old/original way of using sessions in ZF. I by-passed the ZF
session stuff and added my session handling code into the bootstrap (or the
controller - I forget which). This is step 1 of
Hello,
At present I have a website that is built using procedural PHP code without
any framework. This website is quite large with considerable amount of PHP
code (again in procedural style). As the website has grown quite large, I
need to introduce Zend framework so that it is easier to
2009/8/13 akshah123 akshah...@gmail.com:
Hello, At present I have a website that is built using procedural PHP code
without any framework. This website is quite large with considerable amount
of PHP code (again in procedural style). As the website has grown quite
large, I need to introduce
I've done this before by using .htaccess and a separate index file for the
ZF portion of the website.
Basically it works like this:
Generally, all pages are routed to index.php in your original application
(or maybe visitors hit the pages directly, like signup.php and login.php).
So the idea is
Thanks for the quick reply. I was thinking about using the file exists
method to have it work on top of the current web-site. How did you guys deal
with issues around session management? Also, is it possible for pages that
are not part of ZF to use modules provided by ZF?
On Thu, Aug 13, 2009
, August 13, 2009 7:22:59 PM
*Subject:* Re: [fw-general] Introducing Zend Framework to existing
System/Website
Thanks for the quick reply. I was thinking about using the file exists
method to have it work on top of the current web-site. How did you guys deal
with issues around session management
