Hi Martel,
I'm glad to hear that. Ironically, I actually came to agree with your original
point on the issue that, passing the whole Request object was a bit overkill.
That said, I would not be entirely opposed to doing it anyway. :) I always did
believe that the Routes should get both the Req
Bryce Lohr wrote:
I'd second a feature request to add REQUEST_METHOD to the existing Router &
Route classes.
I'll probably make this change you have proposed some time ago, Bryce. But I'm
not sure now is a good time with 1.0 being just around the corner.
http://framework.zend.com/issues/bro
FWIW, I use a custom Router (based on the Rewrite Router) that does its routing
based on the combination of REQUEST_METHOD and REQUEST_URI (after the app's
baseUrl has been stripped). I read my routes in from a config file that roughly
looks like this:
\n
Yes, I have one line in this
Hi Jens!
What I did was a more generic way of changing the action depending on
the request method. I extend Zend_Controller_Action to change
dispatch():
public function dispatch($action)
{
$method = !empty($_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD']) ? strtolower($_SERVER
['REQUEST_METHO
Jens Ruben wrote:
Here’s my code but I think there should be a much better solution for this task.
Can't you just subclass Zend_Controller_Action and point your forms at a
specified method like execute?
abstract class My_Form_Action extends Zend_Controller_Action {
abstract protected sh
Hello!
I’m very new to the zend framework and I’ve tried to write a Controller_Plugin
to reroute post requests. Whenever a user submits a form I’d like to check, if
there’s a method called $action.’Validate’ - if yes, call it, check the result
and reroute the request to a method called $action.
