I have a Zend Framework 1 project .How can I find out, which ZF1 version is currently being used?
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Hello I am new to the Zend & Stacjoverflow also.
I have just basic concepts of Zend in mind only. So please suggest me which version is better for the development zend2 (or) Zend 1.+.
Currently i am using zend 1.12.3 only
Taken from the official FAQs of Zend Framework 2:
I’m starting a new project – which version of Zend Framework should I use?
Start using Zend Framework 2! It's already stable.
It is always a good idea to learn(and use) newer version.
ZF 2 is running on MAMP. At the moment I read "Pro Zend Framework Techniques: Build a Full CMS Project" by Forrest Lyman.
If I call the project in Firefox I get the ZF 2 Welcome Page. Forrest wrote:
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First you need to update application/configs/application.ini, adding the layout resource to the production section, as shown in Listing 2-7.
Listing 2-7. Adding the Layout Resource to application/configs/application.ini
resources.layout.layoutPath = APPLICATION_PATH "/layouts/scripts"
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The module folder contains an Application folder. But there's no configs folder and no application.ini as well.
Do I have to create that?
Is there a difference between ZF1 and ZF2?
There is a huge difference between ZF 1 and ZF 2. That book was written using ZF1.8 I believe. So you will be best off using a version of ZF 1. If you use a version newer then about 1.10 there will be some areas where the original code for the book may not work as expected.
For the most part the code in that book is still very good and the information in the book is good although it would be better if you had a working knowledge of ZF 1 before trying the exercises. It is a more intermediate level book. Try Zend Framework in Action or at least Rob Allen's tutorial first.
i'm starting using Zend 2 + Dojo. I can't find tutorials to start with these, i only find blogs about Zend 1.9 and the official Zend_Dojo docs is quite poor. Any help nor good link right here? :)
ty a lot!
your "Problem" in this case is, that the Dojo Framework was included in Zend Framework 1.x with some ViewHelpers, Form-Elements and more.
In Zend Framework 2, Dojo is not included. Just use Dojo like you would without Zend Framework :-)
I wanted to know if it was possible to use zend framework libraries from zend 1.11 in fuelphp? fuel looks nice and I started looking at it as I believe its the next logical step for any CI developer.
Is there any site or a howto for using zend library with fuel?
Thanks
It really depends on what portions of Zend Framework you want to use. Some parts, e.g. Zend_View are tied into the MVC-part of the framework, but components like Zend_Pdf or Zend_Service_* have only few dependencies and should work fine in other frameworks as well.
What you should do is check out the Reference Manual to see what other components are required by the component you are trying to use. And then put them in a library folder. Alternatively, just put the whole Zend Framework in a folder if you don't mind carrying the dead weight with you.
I've been using ZF-components standalone and found that it's useful to add it to include_path as you would when using ZF as MVC-framework, because some ZF-classes are instantiated dynamically, i.e. not via require_once and that won't work without the folder containing Zend/ being in the include_path.
Finally you have to add the folder to your autoloader, this should be as easy as:
Autoloader::add_namespace('Zend', __DIR__.'/path/to/Zend/library');
I am working with zend framework for last 2 months. I got zend framework latest version 1.9.0.
I am new in zend framework programming. I am learning one by one.. in zend framework. Now i am confused with creating admin module in zend and their configuration settings. Please help me to create admin module with in the module folder in zend framework.
Thanks and regards,
Prasanth P
Using Zend_Tool you can create modules.
zf create module name
I did have a few issues when creating modules these two blogs were a great help (few articles on each). I was looking to have separate configs, layouts ect for each one, maybe not what you're after but good read anyway.
http://blog.vandenbos.org/2009/07/07/zend-framework-module-config/
We have a similar problem:
I am designing a large scale application with about 5 modules.
Even though I am not finding my way around, I think this blog post http://blog.astrumfutura.com/archives/415-Self-Contained-Reusable-Zend-Framework-Modules-With-Standardised-Configurators.html might be helpful for you and for anybody else. Please, update this thread if you find anything interesting. thanks.
use of this
http://www.skyrocket.be/2009/01/11/admin-cms-routes-in-zend-framework/