debussy007 wrote:
>
> 1. Where are the privileges ?
> It seems that often in a CMS there are privileges, e.g. a user may be able
> to "view" the list of pages but not to "update" them. Some may "publish"
> or "delete" them, etc.
> Of course you can keep it simple but keep this into mind if you
I still have this problem, I've done some tests:
The value of $_COOKIE["PHPSESSID"] is readable and identical on every subdomain.
The problem is that if I change subdomain I am automatically disconnected.
Maybe is there some other configuration with Zend_Auth?
Sergio Rinaudo
From: kaiohk
Hi,
thanks for your reply.
According with this documentation page
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.session.global_session_management.html#zend.session.global_session_management.setoptions.example
and also with your advice, I added the line cookie_domain in my application.ini
[..]
resou
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Sergio Rinaudo wrote on 30.08.2009 01:44:
> If a website is structured between various subdomains, what should be a
> solution with Zend Framework to have an user logged for each subdomain?
> I'm stuck with this problem..
Just set the cookie domain in
Hi,
If a website is structured between various subdomains, what should be a
solution with Zend Framework to have an user logged for each subdomain?
I'm stuck with this problem..
Hope to receive some advices :)
Thanks
Sergio Rinaudo
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Hey,
first of all I'm not an advanced ZF programmer, I am just comparing your
structure with mine (also about a CMS design).
Some major differences I notice with my logic:
1. Where are the privileges ?
It seems that often in a CMS there are privileges, e.g. a user may be able
to "view" the list
i noticed Zend_Tool still does not handle modules very well.
1. upon creation i think
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH "/modules"
should be added to application.ini
2. Class names should be named with the Module prefix
eg. Admin_IndexController
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since zend server supports iis, i suppose zend framework should "support"
that also. i think providing a web.config for iis users will be useful
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Hi,
I handle my ACL/Auth in a plugin. However I notice that more and more
controllers need to have specific ACL management. Per consequent, I have a
lot of:
if($this->getControllerName === 'xyz') { ... } else { ... } in my plugin.
Not very clean code, I'm sure you agree )
I'm thinking about a li
Hi all,
i am very new to the Zend Framework and i want to know your thoughts
about the following things:
(I know it is a cross topic thing, sorry. ...but you are well skilled ;-))
1) I want to manage Users and there Login (username and password) in a
directory server (OpenLDAP).
2) I want to man
Hello,
lazy loads are implemented by some underyling magic. Say you have a Quiz
with questions and you load the quiz. Instead of adding an array of all the
questions right away, you build a collection class which implements
ArrayAccess, Iterator and Countable and takes a PHP Callback which is fi
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