Zend Framework

[...] for storing valuable information. And much more. So let’s get started. 1. Creating directory structure and making initial configuration Zend Framework is based on MVC design patterns. [...]

[...] http://www.zend.com. Copy external/dojo to js/. Hopefully you will create your directory structure as html_root /application /controllers DojoController.php /models /forms [...]

[...] In one of my previous post I wrote how to save session data in the database. The reason behind saving session data in database is that data become more [...]

[...] include exec(), passthru() and backticks (“) etc. You must change the directory where session data is stored by default. Another good approach would be to use database to store session [...]

[...] http://zendgeek.blogspot.com/2009/07/zend-framework-formzendform-tutorial.html Posted in Zend Framework Tutorials [...]

[...] bootstrap file. I am explaining only the line of code needed to enable dojo. Posted in Zend Framework Tutorials [...]

[...] structure I have created, this can vary. For best practice read Zend Quick start from Zend Framework documentation. 2. Enable dojo in the bootstrap file I am not going to discuss everything you will [...]

[...] here I am with complete example. I am going to explain everything step by step. 1. Download Zend Framework latest version Download least stable version from http://www.zend.com. Copy [...]

[...] directory contain controller, models forms and views directories. Library directory contains Zend components. Js contain all our js files, css contains css files and images contains all images used in [...]

In one of my previous post I wrote how to save session data in the database. The reason behind saving session data in database is that data become mor [...]

[...] much more. So let’s get started. 1. Creating directory structure and making initial configuration Zend Framework is based on MVC design patterns. MVC stands for Model, View, Controller. A [...]

[...] for working with Dojo. The first and most important thing is to copy “external/dojo” into your js directory under www/public folder. Posted in Zend Framework [...]