[fw-general] SVN 2077: Getting parameters from route

SVN checkout 2077 seems to have broken the ability to get parameters from a rewrite route url (that or I've been doing it all wrong)... In ini config: routes.article.route = article/:ref routes.article.defaults.controller = articles routes.article.defaults.action = view In index.php: $router

Re: [fw-general] CCing across lists

-- Matthew Ratzloff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote (on Sunday, 03 December 2006, 11:17 AM -0800): > I'm subscribed to just about every list, but it seems that more often than > not messages that are sent to a specific topic list (most recently, fw-mvc > and fw-webservices) are just CCed to fw-general

Re: [fw-general] CCing across lists

It's worth also re-mentioning that all lists can be checked at the mailing list "forum" at: http://www.nabble.com/Zend-Framework-Community-f16154.html Nick I don't think there's been any official policy stated. For a while it seemed like the community used fw-general only, and now people

Re: [fw-general] CCing across lists

Thanks for clarifying that, Bill. That sounds reasonable. -Matt - Original Message - From: "Bill Karwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Zend Framework" Sent: Sunday, December 03, 2006 12:02 PM Subject: Re: [fw-general] CCing across lists I don't think there's been any official policy sta

Re: [fw-general] CCing across lists

That's a good issue, we spoke about this during the ZendCon but I can't remember if we decided anything ;) I know I send allot of my messages to both fw-general and fw-webservices, and that's because I'm as puzzled as you - I just don't know if my target audience reads only one of them or not...

Re: [fw-general] CCing across lists

I don't think there's been any official policy stated. For a while it seemed like the community used fw-general only, and now people are posting to more specific lists, but I assume they are cross-posting just in case there are still community members who are subscribed only to fw-general. I

[fw-general] CCing across lists

I'm subscribed to just about every list, but it seems that more often than not messages that are sent to a specific topic list (most recently, fw-mvc and fw-webservices) are just CCed to fw-general anyway. This results in me getting lots of duplicate e-mails, and seems to defeat the point of ha

[fw-general] Re: [fw-webservices] Who maintains Zend_Service_Rest?

My understanding is that Zend_Service_Rest is deprecated and should be removed before we reach ZF 1.0. The functionality is now in Zend_Rest_Client. Bill Karwin Shahar Evron wrote: A better question: What's the difference between Zend_Service_Rest and the incubator Zend_Rest_Client ? Shahar.

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Martel, I've already hacked the Front, Dispatcher and Route classes to accomplish that but it is too messy because I had to extend 3 classes. What I'm asking is if the old router will be sync'ed along with the RewriteRouter when these changes are incorporated in order to be able to over-ride the

[fw-general] New Zend_Http_Client is now in core

After long and hard work, I have just committed the new Zend_Http_Client tree from the incubator to the core. *important*: This version breaks the old API - it's not that different, but it is. Please see the new docs, the code and the end of this e-mail for some fixes if your code uses the old Zen

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

You could also do that with a modrewrite. Richard Thomas - Code Monkey Zend Certified Engineer Cyberlot Technologies Group Inc. 507.398.4124 - Voice Shekar C Reddy wrote: Great! Is there a way to map a subdomain to a module? On 12/3/06, *Martel Valgoerad* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Shekar C Reddy wrote: Great! Is there a way to map a subdomain to a module? With standard dispatcher? No. You will need to extend it and override the part of the code which will be getting a module name out of the request. But it shouldn't be too hard. -- Michael Minicki aka Martel Valgoer

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Great! Is there a way to map a subdomain to a module? On 12/3/06, Martel Valgoerad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Shekar C Reddy wrote: > Excellent! What's the solution to use the old router (not RewriteRouter)? Module awareness in the old basic router cannot be accomplished without breaking B

[fw-general] Re: [fw-webservices] Who maintains Zend_Service_Rest?

Hi Matthew, Do you know the ETA of replacing Zend_Service_Rest with Zend_Rest_Client? It seems to me that it's not worth fixing if it's to be replaced soon. Shahar. Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote: > Shahar -- > > Replying off-list. > > Davey Shafik maintains it, but the functionality has been m

[fw-general] Unit testing with the new Zend_Http_Client

Hi, I've added a new adapter to the incubator's Zend_Http_Client today, the Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Test class. This adapter should be used when you need to test other components that rely on Zend_Http_Client (like Zend_Server, Zend_Feed, Zend_XmlRpc, etc.) without actually performing an HTTP re

[fw-general] Re: [fw-webservices] Who maintains Zend_Service_Rest?

Shahar -- Replying off-list. Davey Shafik maintains it, but the functionality has been moved into Zend_Rest_Client, IIRC. You can ping him if you need to at [EMAIL PROTECTED] However, note that his wife passed away a couple weeks ago, and he may not be very responsive right now. As far as I'm c

[fw-general] Re: [fw-webservices] Who maintains Zend_Service_Rest?

A better question: What's the difference between Zend_Service_Rest and the incubator Zend_Rest_Client ? Shahar. Shahar Evron wrote: > Hi, > > I've encountered some issues with Zend_Service_Rest while adapting it to > the new Http_Client. > > This class implements methods like restPost and restP

[fw-general] Who maintains Zend_Service_Rest?

Hi, I've encountered some issues with Zend_Service_Rest while adapting it to the new Http_Client. This class implements methods like restPost and restPut that call a non-existing method (that never existed AFAIK) arrayQuery() on Zend_Uri_Http. This has not been found until now because, as it see

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Martel Valgoerad wrote: I guess there is already another proposal for controllers in subdirectories... Yes, there is. Submitted by Christopher Thompson ages ago. It was submitted long before MVC reorganization and uses special characters (in URIs) as directory separators: http://framework.zen

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Shekar C Reddy wrote: Excellent! What's the solution to use the old router (not RewriteRouter)? Module awareness in the old basic router cannot be accomplished without breaking BC - we can't change it's basic mapping of controller and action pairs, they still need to be defined as first para

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Shekar C Reddy wrote: I guess there is already another proposal for controllers in subdirectories... Yes, there is. Submitted by Christopher Thompson ages ago. It was submitted long before MVC reorganization and uses special characters (in URIs) as directory separators: http://framework.zen

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Excellent! What's the solution to use the old router (not RewriteRouter)? TIA On 12/3/06, Martel Valgoerad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I would like to touch this subject again. I think I have found a solution which should suit everybody as it's very easy to manage from a user standpoint and a

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

Martel Valgoerad wrote: So let's assume we have an additional parameter to use named 'module'. And if we would like to access the admin module specifically, we would use the following URIs: With standard URL Scheme: http://localhost/test/index.php?module=admin&controller=news&action=add Or w

Re: [fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

I guess there is already another proposal for controllers in subdirectories... On 12/3/06, Shekar C Reddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Excellent! What's the solution to use the old router (not RewriteRouter)? TIA On 12/3/06, Martel Valgoerad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I would like to

[fw-general] Controllers in subdirectories

I would like to touch this subject again. I think I have found a solution which should suit everybody as it's very easy to manage from a user standpoint and also easy to implement. === Framework user standpoint It's