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Category Archives: PHP
Setting Up a Specific Layout for a Zend Action
Now that’s really simple! In your action method simply add this line: $this->view->layout()->setLayout(’embed’); Thus the code will look like so: <?php class IndexController extends Zend_Controller_Action { public function indexAction() { $this->view->layout()->setLayout(’embed’); // … } }
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One Form – Multiple DB Records
I’ve the impression that even it’s a simple technique it remains quite misunderstood! What’s the Goal? You’ve a simple HTML form with several groups of form elements. Imagine the situation with title and link groups. You can have 1, 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged Computing, Control flow, elegant solution, Foreach, html, Iterator, PHP, PHP programming language, Technology/Internet, web form
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PHP: Conditionals Coding Style
Just to continue with PHP coding style, let me suggest a conditional statement coding standard. Just don’t use large three operands conditions like that: condition ? if_true : if_false If it’s too long it will be difficult to read and … Continue reading
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Tagged Boolean algebra, C, Coding theory, Computer programming, Computing, PHP, Programming style, Software engineering, Source code
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Download Files with Zend Framework
Download a File The title may sound unclear enough, but the task is simple. You’ve to make a file download process within a Zend Framework’s controller. Let’s assume we’ve the DownloadController setup: <?php class DownloadController extends Zend_Controller_Action { public … Continue reading
PHP Coding Style: Large IF Statements
Have you ever seen some PHP code like that: 1 2 3 if ($condition1 && $condition2 && $string1 == $string2 . $string3 && $string4 != $string5 . $string6) { // write some code here!? } It is ugly, isn’t it? … Continue reading