Hector,
I fixed the problem a while back, i didnt use your suggestion as i'm not
pulling out the view in the plugin. THis is predispatch and asa such the
View doesnt seem to exist.
TBH the more i think about this the more i'm preferring my solution anyway,
as it's simple, doesnt require a whole
You could also do this at server level no? In a .htaccess file you could detect
and redirect to mobile subdomain, The subdomain folder on server would
only contain a simple index.php file that bootstraps the app? Saves having to
check every time, especially if you purely want to provide
Ok, so you would still need to check at view script level with suggestion I
made but there will be a way with suggestion I made to architect it in a way so
the check is inherent within the app.
On 19 Mar 2011, at 12:52, is that you john wayne? a...@mediabandit.co.uk
wrote:
Hector,
I fixed
ok, so i've solved the problem although i'm pretty sure this isnt an ideal
solution:
i manually check to see if the view is readable, if it is i change the view
suffix to what i want it to be. this way i at least control which views are
loaded so as to reduce the number of errors.
$base =
hey hector,
thanks for this, nice idea. Sadly though, as i'm doing this here
dispatchLoopStartup() the view isnt set nor is it even thought about.
Maybe i'm doing this check in the wrong place?
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... or is it me?
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If you bootstrapped the view, you can access it like this:
$front = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$bootstrap = $front-getParam('bootstrap');
$view = $bootstrap-getResource('view');
If that returns null, then you can ask the ViewRenderer to initialize the
view for you:
$viewRenderer =
This issue with that is i want to do this based on if the user has is viewing
the site on a mobile device.
It seems i'm unable to use bootstraping and Zend_Useragent/WURFL to achieve
this, hence the need to use a plugin which made this all the more difficult.
8 hours to do something which i
Detecting a mobile device in the bootstrap seems way too early for me. I
haven't used Zend_Useragent yet, but what I know about the bootstrap is that
it's there to *prepare* your application for running. So it wouldn't make
sense to me to detect mobile browsers during bootstrapping. A
