Zend Error: Registry is already initialized - zend-framework

Question

So here's the situation:
-I have a forum software, XenForo for customers to frolick about in
-I have a membership software, aMember, to handle customer payments and deliver digital products. (Both on the same website)
aMember has a template system that allows you to (ideally) easily customize the script to look like it's naturally part of your website.
XenForo has a script addon that lets you use the customized XenForo Header and footer using a PHP "include" function.
So essentially, I can take a regular php file, call the XenForo header and footer using php include, and make that page look like it's part of the forum software (almost like a wordpress header/footer). So far, everything I've mentioned is tested and working outside the aMember system, so I currently have an index.php file that calls the XenForo header and footer using include and it works great.
Here's where it gets nasty, I tried to use the PHP include script inside the aMember template system. I got it mostly working, but then the following Error is thrown with the resulting fun batch of code afterwards:
Error: Registry is already initialized
Exception Zend_Exception
Zend_Registry::setClassName [ /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/forum/library/XenForo/Application.php : 244 ]
XenForo_Application::initialize [ /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/forum/library/Dark/Kotomi/KotomiHeader.php : 5 ]
include_once [ /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/header.php : 6 ]
include_once [ library/Am/View.php : 419 ]
Am_View->printLayoutHead [ application/default/themes/sample/layout.phtml : 8 ]
include [ library/Am/View.php : 352 ]
Am_View->_run [ library/Zend/View/Abstract.php : 888 ]
Zend_View_Abstract->render [ library/Am/View.php : 326 ]
Am_View->display [ application/default/controllers/IndexController.php : 7 ]
IndexController->indexAction [ library/Am/Controller.php : 139 ]
Am_Controller->_runAction [ library/Am/Controller.php : 116 ]
Am_Controller->dispatch [ library/Zend/Controller/Dispatcher/Standard.php : 295 ]
Zend_Controller_Dispatcher_Standard->dispatch [ library/Zend/Controller/Front.php : 954 ]
Zend_Controller_Front->dispatch [ library/Am/App.php : 1372 ]
Am_App->run [ index.php : 41 ]
From what I can tell and my limited programming knowledge, it looks like aMember and XenForo are having a fight over who gets to use the Zend Registry.
Is there anyway I can make them play well together without hiring a full time programmer for 6 months? Thanks so much!
........................................................Response to comment:
The add comment didn't have enough charecters, so here's some of the code.
From what I can tell XenForo uses it as it's primary..well...everything, here's the START of Application.php, part of XenForo's source code. This file is over 1,000 lines, all of which make up the class that start's at the top... This seems to be the only file that uses the Zend_Registry that isn't part of the Zend source itself.
class XenForo_Application extends Zend_Registry
{
const URL_ID_DELIMITER = '.';
public static $version = '1.1.0';
public static $versionId = 1010070; // abbccde = a.b.c d (alpha: 1, beta: 3, RC: 5, stable: 7, PL: 9) e
public static $jsVersion = '';
public static $jQueryVersion = '1.5.2';
protected $_configDir = '.';
protected $_rootDir = '.';
protected $_initialized = false;
protected $_lazyLoaders = array();
protected static $_handlePhpError = true;
protected static $_debug;
protected static $_randomData = '';
protected static $_classCache = array();
public static $time = 0;
public static $host = 'localhost';
aMember uses it across several files, here are a few examples:
This is inside form.php...
public function findRuleMessage(HTML_QuickForm2_Rule $rule, HTML_QuickForm2_Node $el)
{
$strings = array(
'rule.required' => ___('This is a required field'),
);
$type = lcfirst(preg_replace('/^.+rule_/i', '', get_class($rule)));
$tr = Zend_Registry::get('Zend_Translate');
$fuzzy = sprintf('rule.%s', $type);
if (array_key_exists($fuzzy, $strings))
return $strings[$fuzzy];
}
And this is inside app.php....
function amDate($string) {
if ($string == null) return '';
return date(Zend_Registry::get('Am_Locale')->getDateFormat(), amstrtotime($string));
}
function amDatetime($string) {
if ($string == null) return '';
return date(Zend_Registry::get('Am_Locale')->getDateTimeFormat(), amstrtotime($string));
}
function amTime($string) {
if ($string == null) return '';
return date(Zend_Registry::get('Am_Locale')->getTimeFormat(), amstrtotime($string));
}
Alright, I better not post any more source code or they'll send the men in black after me.
It looks like it might be easier to program it out of aMember, but this is quickly looking like an insurmountable task, especially at my (lack of) skill level.
Additional Info:
public static function initialize($configDir = '.', $rootDir = '.', $loadDefaultData = true)
{
(244)self::setClassName(__CLASS__);
self::getInstance()->beginApplication($configDir, $rootDir, $loadDefaultData);
}
Commenting out Line 244 produced the following error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined method Zend_Registry::beginApplication() in /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/forum/library/XenForo/Application.php on line 245
And adding the code you suggested into the aMember index.php file produced this error:
Fatal error: Class 'XenForo_Application' not found in /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/amember/index.php on line 40

Answer 1

What is on line 244 of /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/forum/library/XenForo/Application.php? If it's just Zend_Registry which is the default class name and if you are not afraid of modifying the sources, just comment out the call on line 244. But this is not advised as you would have problems if you wanted to update XenForo in the future.
Check if whatever is passed to setClassName() on line 244 can be configured somehow. Paste some more code. Get some more answers.
UPDATE
Fighting with XenForo would probably require quite a lot of coding, so I'd suggest a rather different approach. Since aMemeber seems to use vanilla Zend_Registry, you can try to make sure XenForo's extended version of Zend_Registry instantiates first. In your index.php (probably located in public directory) locate the line with $application->bootstrap(); or similar, and before this line add something like this:
XenForo_Application::setClassName("XenForo_Application");
And comment out line 244 of /home/content/p/p/o/ppowers/html/forum/library/XenForo/Application.php.
If this works, remember to comment on the change, cross-referencing both modified files.

Answer 2

I build my website I am using Zend framework v1.5: http://www.panpic.vn (**) |
Forum using xenforo: http://www.panpic.vn/forum (*)
at homepage (**) I am Authentication User Xenforo
My Coding:
define('XF_ROOT', '/home/www/lighttpd/my_web/forum'); // set this (absolute path)!
define('STARTTIME', microtime(true) );
define('SESSION_BYPASS', false); // if true: logged in user info and sessions are not needed
require_once(XF_ROOT . '/library/XenForo/Autoloader.php');
XenForo_Autoloader::getInstance()->setupAutoloader(XF_ROOT . '/library');
XenForo_Application::initialize(XF_ROOT . '/library', XF_ROOT);
XenForo_Application::set('page_start_time', STARTTIME );
XenForo_Application::setDebugMode(false);
if (!SESSION_BYPASS)
{
$dependencies = new XenForo_Dependencies_Public();
$dependencies->preLoadData();
$session = XenForo_Session::startPublicSession(new Zend_Controller_Request_Http);
XenForo_Visitor::setup($session->get('user_id'));
$visitor = XenForo_Visitor::getInstance();
if ($visitor->getUserId())
{
$userModel = XenForo_Model::create('XenForo_Model_User');
$userinfo = $userModel->getFullUserById($visitor->getUserId());
}
}
Error: Registry is already initialized
Could you how do I fix ?