zend-framework2

As I've finally found a binary of memcache for PHP 5.4.4 on Windows, I'm speeding up the application I'm currently developing. I've succeeded setting memcache as Doctrine ORM Mapping Cache driver, but I need to fix another leakage: Forms built using annotations. I'm creating forms according to the Annotations section of the docs . Unfortunately, this takes a lot of time, especially when creating multiple forms for a single page. Is it possible to add caching to this process? I've browsed through the code but it seems like the Zend\Form\Annotation\AnnotationBuilder always creates the form by

I have database table that looks like this: +----+--------+--------------------+ | id | parent | description | +----+--------+--------------------+ | 1 | null | P Cat 1 | | 2 | 1 | Child 1 of P Cat 1 | | 3 | 1 | Child 2 of P Cat 1 | | 4 | null | P Cat 2 | | 5 | 4 | Child 1 of P Cat 2 | | 6 | 4 | Child 2 of P Cat 2 | +----+--------+--------------------+ How can I create a doctrine 2 entity that has these columns, but I need the parent column to reference the "id" column as a parent. Of course, a parent record has a null "parent" column value. So fair I have <?php namespace MyNamespace; use

To Create a text input box I used folling code in zend framework2 use Zend\Form\Form; class Loginform extends Form { public function __construct() { $this->add(array( 'name' => 'usernames', 'attributes' => array( 'id' => 'usernames', 'type' => 'text', ), 'options' => array( 'label' => 'User Name', ), )); } } and I can populate the values in controller action using $form = new Loginform(); $form->get('usernames')->setAttribute('value', 'user 1'); Any idea how can I do the same for Selection/drop down box in zf2? Ref: zend framework 2 documentation Daniel M Check the API (the docs are terrible,

I'm working on an app that needs to send an email after a process is complete. Since the email needs to be HTML I had the bright idea of rendering a view as the email message body so that I can implement a "Click here to see this on your browser" functionality. This is all taking part inside a controller that implements AbstractRestfulController so the view itself resides in my front end module so that it can be accessed from a URL through a browser. However I am getting an No RouteStackInterface instance provided error when I try to render the view. This is my code: use Zend\View

I am trying to set the max life time of a session with the \Zend\Session\Container . To test it I put it to 1 sec. Now I looked at the docs So i did $config = new StandardConfig(); $config->setOptions(array( 'remember_me_seconds' => 1, )); $manager = new SessionManager($config); $session = new Container('user', $manager); But no success. Then I started googling and found this answer So I made the config to return array( 'session' => array( 'remember_me_seconds' => 2419200, 'use_cookies' => true, 'cookie_httponly' => true, ), ); (the config worked and was loaded into the manager) but again no

In my application, to move a file to a specific directory i need to know public folder path in controller action. I read different this type solution but not getting easy one. I know that in view we can get easily public folder path using $this->basePath(); view helper. I exactly want this in controller action. Anybody can guide me how can i achieve that. Thanks in advance. index.php sets the current working dir to you application root (the folder containing composer.json , init_autoloader.php , etc.) As long as you haven't called chdir elsewhere in your application you can call getcwd() and

this is probably a very simple task, but currently I'm failing horribly at it. I just want to add a custom error to my form when my authentication fails. What i tried $form->setMessages(array( array('password' => $this->failedLoginMessage) )); Unexpected Result \Zend\Debug\Debug::dump($form->getMessages()); array(0) {} If i understand the code correctly this should attach an error message to the password element. Actually looking at the setMessages i thought attaching a single-dimension array should have been enough, but it needs the 2nd dimension, too :S I'm just stuck on that simple task,

I used PHP5 a long time ago and am presently trying to refresh my knowledge and augment it with knowledge of Zend Framework 2 and Smarty 3 for a possible project. I'm currently trying to figure out how to use Smarty 3 as a replacement/supplement to Zend Framework 2. Everything I can find through Google on this topic either: Is outdated (e.g. Zend Framework 1) Assumes I have a more intimate working knowledge about both Zend and Smarty than I actually do. Can someone please explain to me as though I were 9 , using the Zend Skeleton Application as my starting point: In what directory/folder