Tag Archives: Zend Framework

A lot of additions. Including something from jQuery (the Javascript framework that saves lives). Here is a quote from Zend’s official statement. Zend Framework 1.7.0 is now available from the Zend Framework download site: http://framework.zend.com/download/latest This release introduces many new … Continue reading →

This tutorial is derived from this post. So I suggest that you read weirophinney’s post first before this. This method of rendering a form can be more verbose, but it also allows you to tweak the form at almost infinitely … Continue reading →

Download the file. Untar, put in your htdocs folder (/var/www/zf_working) and the your should be able to run Zend Framework using: http://localhost/zf_working I have tested this in two machines only I changed some paths in the bootstrap files from the … Continue reading →

A *new* version of Zend Framework is now available. It should be safe to use for personal projects. It’s good to see the Figlet available – I think DaSPiDs from #zftalk made this :P. Other stuff like the CLI and … Continue reading →

Rob Allen posted an entry in his blog about using Zend Framework in an IIS on WIndows 2003 Server. Some of our Zend Framework applications have to run on IIS without ISAPI_Rewrite installed. In these cases we need urls of … Continue reading →

This has been out like crazy in the PHP Community. All my RSS Feeds for PHP have like 2 or 3 links related to the ZF and Dojo partnership so you have probably heard of this post. I have known … Continue reading →

Last night I was working on the registration page of my pet-project. I am using Zend_Form for it but I had difficulties creating a validator to confirm 2 fields in the form. I chatted around #zftalk and checked the ZF … Continue reading →

This may be a rumor but Techcrunch is reporting that Twitter is abandoning Ruby on Rails due to scalability issues. I have read a few articles a while back about people having problems with Ruby on Rails. That is why … Continue reading →

Zend DevZone has a new article up. What is a View Helper? A View Helper is simply a class that follows particular naming conventions, When attached to a view object, you can call the helper as if it were a … Continue reading →

Sometimes, I “mix” PHP variables with Javascript. For example, I have something like this: function deletenote(notes_id) { if(!confirm("Delete note? You will not be able to undo this action.")) return false;   $.post("< ?=$this->baseUrl?>/notes/deletenote",{ skeedl_notes_id: notes_id }, function(data){ $(’#notes_id’+data).fadeOut(); }); } … Continue reading →