Hi there again,
I am creating the HTML in my application using Zend Layout using a similar
method shown in the Zend documentation. Here is an extract from the
documentation:
"As an example, let's say your code first hits FooController::indexAction(),
which renders some content to the default re
Normally you should not always forward to an other action. Only if you really
need to do so. Not all the time...
Well, as I can see you use already layout()->content; ?>, so all
other $this->view variables will be within that. In your view script
view/scripts/action.phtml you can just use
title
Thanks for your reply Tobias.
In my example where I send only the title to the nav variable, i do so for
illustrative purposes. Eventually i want to send a complete navigation
menu.
However, I am looking for direction with the code based on the example in
the ZF documentation. I am unsure how t
Not so hard i think.
If i understud well, you should use $this->_forward at the end of you
action.
So lets say you have IndexController.php and in this controller you want to
use forward
_forward('menu','nav'); // where 'menu' stand for menuAction in
NavController and 'nav' is a NavController.php
Hi Pete,
I actually did a start for a dynamic navigation. I never really finished
(and believe me, it's been a while) because I didn't really need it anymore
. But may be it gives you a hint.
Well, the navigation has to be on every page, why not use a plugin for
handeling?!?
class Navigation ex
Tobias,
Thank you again. I tried the _forward but I only get the 'nav' on the view
and not the 'content'. Same problem as before. :(
My index controller has this:
class Customers_IndexController extends Zend_Controller_Action
{
function init()
{
$this->initVie
I actually tried actionstack.
initView();
Zend_Loader::loadClass('Customers');
$this->view->baseUrl = $this->_request->getBaseUrl();
$this->view->user = Zend_Auth::getInstance()->getIdentity();
}
function preDispatch()
{
