Re: [fw-general] components/partials in ZF

2007-02-01 Thread nerVo
I answer to myself :) So, matthew, i have followed your recommandations, and here is my new "Widget" view helper implementation : // I have noticed that i can prefix my class name as i want. Anyway. class Zend_View_Helper_Widget { public function Widget($module=NULL, $controller=NULL, $acti

Re: [fw-general] components/partials in ZF

2007-01-26 Thread nervo
>> i was also looking for such functionnality, plus, i wanted that particular >> action could be called in a view context. >> As it is not seems to be (yet ?) included, here is my temporary solution : >> >> let's define a "Widget.php" helper : >> >> class Zend_View_Helper_Widget >> { >> public

Re: [fw-general] components/partials in ZF

2007-01-25 Thread Matthew Weier O'Phinney
-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (on Thursday, 25 January 2007, 01:00 PM +0100): > i was also looking for such functionnality, plus, i wanted that particular > action could be called in a view context. > As it is not seems to be (yet ?) included, here is my temporary solution : > > l

Re: [fw-general] components/partials in ZF

2007-01-25 Thread nervo
Hi, i was also looking for such functionnality, plus, i wanted that particular action could be called in a view context. As it is not seems to be (yet ?) included, here is my temporary solution : let's define a "Widget.php" helper : class Zend_View_Helper_Widget { public function Widget(

[fw-general] components/partials in ZF

2007-01-22 Thread SHY
hey, just subscribed to this newsletter. couldnt find a better place to ask my question. id like to know how to make one controller control/process output returned by other controllers. ie.: i have a page that contains list of articles, list of latest forum topics, latest poll, login form. so t