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You CAN use ZF 1.7+ with PHP 5.1.4... most components will run without problems. Also Zend_Date works with 5.1.4. But if you are using new features like Zend_Locale's "application wide locale", which was added with 1.7.0, you will notice problems as it was coded for 5.2.4 and not for 5.1.4. I did actually read the complete response. When I reported in that thread that Zend_Date in ZF 1.7 did not work on php 5.1.6 that was a bug I encountered in functionality that had existed in ZF 1.6 but had apparently been rewritten in ZF 1.7. The code I quoted was the new code in Zend_Date that caused the problem when using the old functionality. thomasW wrote: > So when you expect a problem which is related to a php behaviour (5.1.4 > versus 5.2.4) this bug will normally not be fixed as the minimum > requirements for ZF 1.7+ are 5.2.4. The bug I reported in JIRA was a bug in ZF functionality that had existed in ZF 1.6 (even 1.5, I think) and was presumably intended to work as intended when that version was used on php 5.1.4+, so it is not a problem I would expect due to changes in php behavior from 5.1.4 to 5.2.4. My question is simply whether ZF1.6x will be maintained (i.e., will bug fixes be issued) for those who can't transition to php5.2.4+? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/ZF-1.6.2-not-being-maintained-supported-for-php-5.1.4%2B-users---tp21889817p21890717.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
