Now every package has its own directory and one file in parent
directory, so i offer to move all files to package directory:
Zend/Zend_Filter.php = Zend/Filter/Zend_Filter.php
Zend/Filter/Zend_Filter_Alnum.php [no change, couse it is same package]
Zend/Filter/Zend_Filter_Alpha.php [no change,
Yeah I agree with Stanislav - the thinking behind the original
request was just to tuck the Zend.php file away, not the whole
framework.
The PEAR-like directory structure works pretty well as-is and I'd
daresay most people can get to grips with it quickly.
I'd be happy moving Zend.php -
In your example I get an error:
require_once 'Zend/Locale.php';
$locale = new Zend_Locale('de');
$country = $locale-getList('country');
$territory = $locale-getList('territory'); $connection =
$locale-getList('territory_detail');
print_r($country);
print_r($territory);
print_r($connection);
Hi
I wnat to set up 2 controller, defalut and admin, i found here this:
http://www.nabble.com/RewriteRouter-gone...-tf3225893s16154.html post
I tried to do it same way:
$controller = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$controller-throwExceptions(true);
Is your class named 'Admin_TestController' in your TestController.php
file?
at apl/controllers/asmin/ i have IndexController, TestController
but still
it doesn't work
Regard
Maciej
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Hi
I wish to use this functionality, I assume this is similar to the
Data_Objects that PEAR provides
However where do I place the newly created classes that extend:
class RoundTable extends Zend_Db_Table {}
Is there any way to override this location.
Lastly is there a simple way to change the
-Original Message-
From: Ian Warner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 27 February 2007 12:57
To: fw-general@lists.zend.com
Subject: [fw-general] Zend DB Table
Hi
I wish to use this functionality, I assume this is similar to the
Data_Objects that PEAR provides
However where
Perhaps moving Zend.php to Zend/Core.php as-is AND making new classes to
replace it is the better solution.
We can make the move from Zend to Zend_Core and people can easily do a
global search-replace to handle it.
Once Zend_Core is in the framework, you can basically turn each of it's
-- Ian Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Tuesday, 27 February 2007, 11:30 AM -):
I am trying to make sense of the Forward command.
I am utilizing QuickForm in a join form
The user fills in the form if it validates I want to forward to a validate
Action - just for separation.
hello guys, i had weird problem with code like that (zf 0.7.0):
foreach ($this-_subSites-fetchAll() as $subSite)
{
$resRow = new
StdClass;
$resRow-id =
$subSite-id;
$resRow-subDomain =
$subSite-subDomain;
$resRow-image =
$subSite-image;
$res[] =
$resRow;
}
Matt
Worked fine thank you very much
Ian
I am trying to make sense of the Forward command.
I am utilizing QuickForm in a join form
The user fills in the form if it validates I want to forward to a
validate
Action - just for separation.
// Try to validate a form
-- Dmitry Shirokov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Tuesday, 27 February 2007, 04:11 PM +):
hello guys, i had weird problem with code like that (zf 0.7.0):
foreach ($this-_subSites-fetchAll() as $subSite)
{
$resRow = new StdClass;
-- Ian Warner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Tuesday, 27 February 2007, 04:35 PM -):
Worked fine thank you very much
Just for the historical record (for those who may search for this), what
worked for you -- using the response object, or updating how you called
_forward()?
I am trying to
why we need to repeat Zend_Filter twice?
Zend_Filter would not be repeated twice. Zend/Zend_Filter.php would be
moved to Zend/Filter/Zend_Filter.php
I clearly see Zend and Filter repeated twice right in front of me. Do you?
Every package would be strictly separated. Now all packages are mixed
I'd like to pick up this topic again.
Even though I didn't really understand the PHP problem that still persists in
PHP 5.2.1(*), I found my own workaround.
(*) Notice: Indirect modification of overloaded property
Zend_Session_Namespace::$default has no effect in Ralph_FlashMessage.php on
line
Ya, sorry, my mistake[too much use of __autoload :)]
Shekar C Reddy wrote:
Hi Tautvydas,
You are confusing Stanislav with the mis-typed file-names:
Zend/Filter.php = Zend/Filter/Filter.php [not: Zend_Filter.php,
Zend_Filter is the name of the class]
Zend/Filter/Filter/Alnum.php [no
Stanislav Malyshev wrote:
why we need to repeat Zend_Filter twice?
Zend_Filter would not be repeated twice. Zend/Zend_Filter.php would
be moved to Zend/Filter/Zend_Filter.php
I clearly see Zend and Filter repeated twice right in front of me. Do
you?
oh u mean file name repeat :) i dont
Hello
Our business works works with numerous third-party soap services. Sometimes
these companies screw up and return an improperly formated XML document.
Using Zend_Rest_Client a PHP warning will occur followed by a fatal error.
I was wondering how I might be able to catch these types of
Tautvydas Andrikys wrote:
If Alpha would be in differenet package it would be moved to that
package directory
How I know by its name if it's a package or not?
If file is in a directory - it is in package, and u know package
name[directory name]
I don't becoming a PEAR-like repository
[27.02.2007 19:04] Tautvydas Andrikys wrote:
So this means that all package files would be in package directory.
If u need only one package u take the package directory.
Won't work. The unit that you call packages are not (always)
independent and just because some files are in one
The problem is that in Zend/ directory there are a lot of php files:
Ok, there is. Why it is a problem though?
It would be much better to move them to:
Acl/Acl.php
Ok, and Zend_Acl_Adapter would be in Acl/Adapter/Adapter.php or in
Acl/Adapter.php? If the former - how it's not directory per
Nico Edtinger wrote:
[27.02.2007 19:04] Tautvydas Andrikys wrote:
So this means that all package files would be in package directory.
If u need only one package u take the package directory.
Won't work. The unit that you call packages are not (always)
independent and just because some files
Really no need to tell if a given name represents a package or not.
Zend
..Filter
Filter.php contains Zend_Filter_Filter
Alpha.php contains Zend_Filter_Alpha
So the only change is the name of the top level class in a package. The
autoload routine remains unchanged.
And of course if
Yes, this reduces the clutter in the Zend folder and improves
file-organization.
And Zend.php could be renamed to Core.php or Main.php and moved into Zend
folder with Zend_Core/Zend_Main class in it. Alternatively, Zend.php can be
safely moved into Zend folder (without any exceptions) and that
For what it's worth, it is ideal to retain the Zend.php instead of
splitting it up so the framework could build more utility functions into
it in future - that does not fit anywhere. How about renaming it to
Zend_Util, instead?
I can't imagine any utility methods that would be needed that
Oops! I agree - the code in Zend.php could be split up into specialized
components and obsolete code could be eliminated. I just over-looked the
earlier discussions on this thread while posting my message.
On 2/27/07, Matthew Ratzloff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For what it's worth, it is
Even if not everyone wants the features below, certainly many developers
will implement similar capabilities, if not found in the ZF. My
intention behind http://framework.zend.com/wiki/x/j1 is merely to find a
mutually-agreeable way to support the possibility of adding
*utility-like* features
Here are a few more examples of renaming the top-level class/sub-class
names:
Zend_Acl_Role = Zend_Acl_Role_Role
Zend_Acl_Resource = Zend_Acl_Resource_Resource
Zend_Cache = Zend_Cache_Cache
Zend_Cache_Backend = Zend_Cache_Cache_Backend_Backend
Zend_Db
Here are a few more examples of renaming the top-level class/sub-class
names:
Zend_Acl_Role = Zend_Acl_Role_Role
Zend_Acl_Resource = Zend_Acl_Resource_Resource
Zend_Cache = Zend_Cache_Cache
Zend_Cache_Backend = Zend_Cache_Cache_Backend_Backend
Zend_Db
Really no need to tell if a given name represents a package or not.
Zend
..Filter
Filter.php contains Zend_Filter_Filter
Alpha.php contains Zend_Filter_Alpha
Zend_Filter_Filter? So instead of Zend_Json we'd have Zend_Json_Json? I
don't like it at all.
It really does make sense and
I noticed a few comments to the effect that Zend.php makes a good
entry point into the framework. I really don't see how this is the
case. The entry point for anyone wanting to get a grasp on the
framework is the bootstrap file not Zend.php.
If anything Zend.php is a confusing class that
I'm wondering if anyone has done a multi-lingual site using the ZF yet and is
willing to share their setup.
I'm currently developing a site for both English and Canadian French, both
output and text-input. I'm fairly well versed on the input side, but how are
you guys developing the templating
Hi.
Testing on Win XP and Zend Framework 0.8.0...
Have some questions about zend search lucene
When I use the delete and add methods to simulate an update, then, from my
experience, I have to use
optimize method to make that document visible for a query.
Actually, when working on an
When serving any logical page using the same URL, but with dynamically
chosen language content on the page, I would carefully test the results
against the search engines you care about, before using that approach.
Sometimes practical matters interfere with academics.
Good point.
Now that
After some more research I realized I could check the status of the response
by accessing the response object directly.
What I am still unsure of is how to calculate the string size of the Request
Body. I've commented out the Content-Length header in the following
example. Does anyone know how
Hi Ralf and all,
Bill and I spent some time reviewing all the proposals and also
brainstorming on what we think is right for Zend Framework. Our
suggestion is very close to what Ralf is suggesting but with a few minor
tweaks.
We still believe having all the core functionality in one file is
The only real reason given for Zend/Core.php containing four classes is
for performance, but I think it will actually have the opposite effect.
The only class really used in the framework is Zend_Loader. Exceptions
are lazy loaded, the Registry is a userland thing, and the
Zend_Framework class
Nick Lo wrote:
I noticed a few comments to the effect that Zend.php makes a good entry
point into the framework. I really don't see how this is the case. The
entry point for anyone wanting to get a grasp on the framework is the
bootstrap file not Zend.php.
I agree. To understand the MVC
First of all it's not only performance. I also mentioned ease-of-use and
simplicity. Not requiring to require_once() few files (which is one
reason we did Zend:: to begin with).
Second, Zend_Exception is not lazy loaded, Zend_Registry is used all the
time,
Third, with a byte code cache it won't
Now that conventional modular layouts are supported in the default
configuration, for those using only one hostname, what about the
following?
1. /:lang/:module/:controller/:action
2. /:module/:lang/:controller/:action
3. /:module/:controller/:action/lang/language
I'm keenly interested in what
Rob has very nicely broken down the use cases pretty much exactly as I
see them as well.
Rob Allen wrote:
Andi Gutmans wrote:
Hi Ralf and all,
Bill and I spent some time reviewing all the proposals and also
brainstorming on what we think is right for Zend Framework. Our
suggestion is very
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