Any ideas?

And in the template you can access them like this:

td tal:replace=”key” /td

which will result in

td $value /td

To utilize doctrine’s lazy loading such as

$table1->Table2->table2ID;

in templates, I found that only the following seems to work:

td tal:replace=”php:table1.Table2.table2ID”

Thanks,
Michael

In the controller, which extends Zend_View at some point, assign the variables as such:

$this->view->assign(‘key’, $value);

And in the template you can access them like this:

which will result in

$value

To utilize doctrine’s lazy loading such as

$table1->Table2->table2ID;

in templates, I found that only the following seems to work:

Again, thank you for sharing your knowledge and work.

Regards,
Michael

Thank you so much for your skeleton app, it really helped me kickstart a project.

I’ve run into some difficulty when dealing with PHPTAL though.

I just can’t figure out how, when and where to load variables into the PHPTAL object so it can be used in the template.

Could you please give me a hint on how to make variables available to the template?

Kind Regards,
Michael

I’ve recently attempted to implement your 2009 Zend Framework Skeleton, with Zend Server CE.

According to the Debug, the modules have been loaded in.

2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loading blog
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loading config for blog
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Registering models for blog
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Registering lib files for blog
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loaded module blog (blog)
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loading reporting
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loading config for reporting
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Registering models for reporting
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Registering lib files for reporting
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loaded module reporting (reporting)
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loading default
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loading config for default
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Registering models for default
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Registering lib files for default
2010-01-15T15:12:42+11:00 DEBUG (7): ApplicationModuleBroker.registerModule: Loaded module default (default)

However when attempting to access any modules other than the default module, I am getting a “no routes” error. From my understanding of your post and from reading through the modules.php in the bootstrap the module should be loaded into the routes already?

I’ve tried a few different attempts to figure out what is wrong with the routing but to no avail.

If you could provide any help or guidance, it would be very much appreciated.

Thanks,

GREAT work!

I love the structure of you skelleton and would like to use it as a base to start learning Z F.

Its weired…

For some reason i cant figure out how to create
a new modules and register it.

I always get redirected to the error page.

Could you please show a demo with modules setup ?

Help is MUCH appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Marcel

On line 132 from modules.php i get the warning:

“bool assign : assignment in condition:

The line :

while ($entry = readdir($moddir)){
……..

}

should be:

while (false !== ($entry = readdir($moddir))) {
……..
}

Thanks, very nice article!

Thank you for these informations, i`m looking for it for a long time, i will try use it in a test project, but i will try with Zend_Db.

Man, thaks again and congratulations you write very well, i`m brazilian and my english is not very good, but i coud understand everything.

Chees[].

Thanx.