draketherake,
ZF doesn't have subdomains, it hasURL/module/controller/action. your
iphone would seem to me to be a fake module.
so a regular route might be URL/admin/add/user, the iphone version would
be URL/iphone/admin/add/user.
These patch-ups re usually handled in a front controller plug i
You could use .iphone as the extension for your iphone views.
- Jeff
On 3-May-08, at 4:50 PM, draketherake wrote:
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for such a prompt post! After looking over the
contextswitcher, I
have a few more questions. It seems like the context switcher is
only for
changing the vi
Hi Matthew,
Thanks for such a prompt post! After looking over the contextswitcher, I
have a few more questions. It seems like the context switcher is only for
changing the view format (like from .phtml to xml?). how do you use it to
switch out views? I want to keep the "iphone.domain.com" url to
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.controller.actionhelpers.html#zend.controller.actionhelpers.contextswitch
-Matt
On Sat, May 3, 2008 1:30 pm, draketherake wrote:
> I want to have a regular version of my website and an iphone version at a
> subdomain of iphone.domain.com. However, I don't
I want to have a regular version of my website and an iphone version at a
subdomain of iphone.domain.com. However, I don't want to maintain two
completely separate sites. What's the best way to keep separate views but
re-use all the controllers?
first method: have all views in the main directory
