Thanks for the responses. I am looking at Zend Framework since it supports
i5/OS. But what I really want is to easily handle multiple forms on one
page. Any examples of this would be much appreciated. BTW Hans, I have
posted to the zendframework forum but I think I'm the only one there.
Thanks
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 01:54:05PM -0400, Ajai Khattri wrote:
>
> Its popular but that's because its Zend. Personally, I call it an
> unframework because to me its just a library of components...
While there are a lot of library components in ZF, there really is a
framework in there as well:
ht
On Fri, 24 Apr 2009, Michael B Allen wrote:
> I'm not sure if you're casting ZF in a negative light but personally I
> much prefer a library of independent components over a framework. Some
> Zend Framework components are crap but I can choose not to use those
> components whereas with a framework
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 1:54 PM, Ajai Khattri wrote:
> On Fri, 24 Apr 2009, Nicholas Hart wrote:
>
>> Any
>> idea how popular/unpopluar this zend framework is in the php community?
>
> Its popular but that's because its Zend. Personally, I call it an
> unframework because to me its just a library
On Fri, 24 Apr 2009, Nicholas Hart wrote:
> Any
> idea how popular/unpopluar this zend framework is in the php community?
Its popular but that's because its Zend. Personally, I call it an
unframework because to me its just a library of components...
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I am looking for detailed information on how to configure zend framework for
i5/OS. The framework.zend.com website doesn't make this distinction. Also,
if anyone has a working examples, I would very much like to see them. Any
idea how popular/unpopluar this zend framework is in the php community
Try printing that Zend_Db_Select object -- it has a nice __toString(). Then
copy and paste that query into your mysql command line client and see what
happens. It may be that your SQL isn't what you want it to be.
On Dec 14, 2007 10:21 AM, willie klein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All;
>
>
>
Hi All;
I've just started using Zend Framework and having a hard time getting
used to this new way of doing things.
I'm a bit confused about how to register databases with the registry and
putting things all together.
I can query tables fine and put the results into my view if I use the
That's just one of a number of things that some people are upset about. And
it does have its learning curve, and there are some apparent oddities that I
do not grok. And yet, still, in my ever so humble opinion, this is the FW
that looks most promising. The MVC is idiot-simple to set up, and it's
I have a tiny small gripe about it, look @ all the things which are
left in the incubator folder ...
Im all for showcasing new stuff but it should be out of the !core!
distro to avoid confusion and temptation to use.
public function __construct($date, $locale, $parameter)
{
thr
I suppose you guys have already heard about this:
http://devzone.zend.com/article/2262-Zend-Framework-1.0.0-production-release
but I haven't seen anything about on this list yet.
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Certainly - It is part of the Boston PHP User Group events this month,
link to information regarding the event:
http://www.bostonphp.org/component/option,com_gigcal/task,details/gigcal_gigs_id,22/
It is the Feb. 28th event, which I think was originally scheduled for
the 5th of October, according
On 07-02-05 13:09 +, Phillip B. Roberts wrote:
> I am building my first application in ZFW, I had previously tried
> working with Cake, Symphony and web.framework but found all of them
> restrictive. I am loving the ZFW and have found that the source is
> probably the best documentation. I will
I am building my first application in ZFW, I had previously tried
working with Cake, Symphony and web.framework but found all of them
restrictive. I am loving the ZFW and have found that the source is
probably the best documentation. I will be excited to see 1.0. I will be
in Boston at the end of t
Rob Marscher rmarscher-at-beaffinitive.com |nyphp dev/internal group
use| wrote:
inforequest wrote:
Phillip B. Roberts philliproberts-at-developersshack.com |nyphp
dev/internal group use| wrote:
Has anyone been working with the Zend Framework at all?
Yes.
+1. I read a couple of the ZF
inforequest wrote:
Phillip B. Roberts philliproberts-at-developersshack.com |nyphp
dev/internal group use| wrote:
Has anyone been working with the Zend Framework at all?
Yes.
+1. I read a couple of the ZF mailing lists too. I think the framework
is great... and things are coming together
Me too
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Has anyone been working with the Zend Framework at all?
Yes.
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