I suggest creating a new bootstrap resource plugin by the same name
"router", extend the ZF one, and add your own logic to pull the config from
a separate file.
Something like this should do the trick:
http://pastie.org/2377345
Then update your application.ini with this line:
resources.router.c
Hi all,
in my ZF project I have lots of different routes that now are defined within
the application.ini using the "resources.router",
resources.router.routes.login.* for example .
Searching on the web I found that some people are using a separate ini file
only for routes, called route.ini or
Hi ZF Lovers,
The Kebab Project team is pleased to announce the first beta released of
Kebab Project 1.5.0, v1.5.0.beta1. Kebab Project is open source development
environment for webOS under GPLv3. It is immediately downloadable from the
Github. We use* ZF 1.11.x,* Doctrine 1.2.4 and Ext JS 3.4 .
Is there a .htaccess file in the "public" folder? Zend Tool should have
created this for you. It should also contain some rewrite rules if you look
in the file. No need to modify anything there unless you need some unique
customization.
Also check Apache's httpd.conf file and ensure that AllowOver
-- Mr.nuub wrote
(on Monday, 15 August 2011, 07:59 AM -0700):
> Hello everyone,
>
> Since a few months, I'm learning object oriented programming in PHP. Read
> lots of tutorials on the net, but I'm also reading the book "PHP Objects,
> Patterns, and Practice" at the moment.
>
> I am told that an
The "Controller" part of the class name is a convention used by Zend
Framework that must be followed in order for it to be loaded. It also helps
reduce the chances of class name collisions.
You can still think of the controller class as a noun, but you'll need to
follow this convention in order to
Hello everyone,
Since a few months, I'm learning object oriented programming in PHP. Read
lots of tutorials on the net, but I'm also reading the book "PHP Objects,
Patterns, and Practice" at the moment.
I am told that an object should use a noun as classname.
Example:
class User
- function regi
Hi All,
Isn't there anyhone who can help with this?
I tried running a virtual host to overcome this problem, but it won't work
as well.
What can I do to get this running correct?
Regards
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