-- photo312 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
(on Tuesday, 08 April 2008, 10:21 PM -0700):
> I would like to "turn on" controllers dynamically depending on the user
> logged in...so if the user type logged-in is "client" than it would load:
>
> $controller->setControllerDirectory(array(
> 'default' => '../application/client/controllers'
> ));
I'd instead call this in your bootstrap:
$controller->setModuleDirectory('path/to/application/');
and then write a routeShutdown() plugin that performs the logic
necessary to determine the 'client', and sets that as the current
module in the request:
$request->setModuleName($client);
This will allow you to do:
> this way I can have my modules in different directories and only use the
> controllers that are residing in the directory that suits the user type.
in a more reliable fashion.
> photo312 wrote:
> >
> > I have 4 different user groups and each user group will get different
> > functionality and looks. So I have decided to divide it up into modules
> > with separate front controllers each.
> >
> > Can you please tell me if this modular directory structure would work well
> > in Zend Framework:
> >
> > ----library/
> > -----------Zend/
> > ----config/
> > ----public/
> > -----------index.php
> > ----application/
> > -----------default/
> > -----------------controllers/
> > -----------------models/
> > -----------------views/
> > -----------------------scripts/
> > -----------------------helpers/
> > -----------------------filters/
> > ------------client/
> > ------------------controllers/
> > ------------------models/
> > ------------------views
> > -------------------...just like above
> >
> >
>
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