gtracy wrote:
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> $eventV = new Zend_View();
> $eventV->setScriptPath('../app/views/scripts/');
> $this->view->eventfeed = $eventV->render('event/index.phtml');
> ...
>
I'm glad you were able to find a way to make it work for you.
gtracy wrote:
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> In addition, there are controllers that resp
Thanks Wil. I think I've overcome this, but I'm always interested in the
patterns and habits of more seasoned Zend developers. I've settled on an
approach for the moment. It's a hybrid.
I'm using Zend_Layout to maintain a generate layout for the entire site, and
I'm using a combination of Zend_Vi
gtracy wrote:
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> My main landing page is made up of a number of discrete modules. While the
> entire page could be generated from a single view or layout, there are
> filtering elements that let the end user update/filter the individual
> modules from the browser. Therefore, it makes sense to me
