On 05/05/2011 02:35 PM, Greg wrote:
Instead of overriding the FrontController itself, you could override
the Front Controller bootstrap resource
(Zend_Application_Resource_Frontcontroller) - it should be possible to
specify the dir location for your overriding resources. Then in that
custom
Hi all,
I have a question about the configuration of my pages, which has the following
structure:
- Home
- Sub 1
- Sub 2
- Sub 2.1
- Sub 2.2
- Sub 3
- Sub 3.1
- Sub 4
I render a menu with the navigation view helper of only 2nd and 3rd order
menus (MinDepth = 1). Now my
Wondering if I can (or should try to) use a partialLoop in this scenario.
In my Zend_View, I have an array of data from a table, like so:
// parents
Array
(
[0] = stdClass Object
(
[id] = 73622
[datef] = Mon 18-Apr-2011
[timef] = 10:00
The pluginPaths option allows you specify *prefixes* to your bootstrap
resource plugins. So you'll want something like this:
pluginPaths.My_Resource = My/Resource
And you would create your resource plugin here:
My/Resource/Frontcontroller.php
And the class would look something like this:
Hi,
Over the years I've written several patches for ZF (I've signed the
forms as much as I think copyright assignment is sucky), but I is
*really* frustrating when the patches are not even acknowledged by
upstream at all[1][2]
It's worse when a one line change gets ignored for more than two
Colin --
One of the issues is that we simply do not have a way to search for
issues with attachments; without that ability, it's hard to tell what
issues may have fixes proposed, and which do not -- especially
considering the fact that there are ~1k issues still open.
We're hoping to resolve
Hi there,
I have the same problem. I also opened some issues (see for example [1]
- [6] regarding Zend_Mail/Zend_Mail_Storage), and reported possible
improvements and fixes, in 5 of this 6 cases including patches/code
fragments. But none of them has been applied, so I'm working with dozen
of
