In my controllers, I use Zend_Acl to check whether or not a user is allowed to perform an action (i.e. should the code in the method be executed). I also have to check permissions once in a method, as someone might be trying to access an object that does not belong to them - i.e. […]
I pushed some changes out from my development server to my production server and ran into an issue with uploading/moving/resizing photos. It only took about 15 to 20 minutes to track down the issue, but it would have been a lot quicker if I hadn’t been sloppy with my code. In using the Zend Framework […]
The Zend Framework provides a nice plugin to handle errors that bubble up in your controllers. It will automatically route Exceptions to the Error Controller, assuming you have flagged the Front Controller to not display exceptions (which should be the case in a production site). I implemented code for handling the Error Controller that was […]
I am using Zend Framework and have a different directory structure than normal. I separate modules into a folder in /home and have website specific code in in an app folder for that website. In other words, /home/__common/app/blog would be where code for a blog sits that is used across many websites. And could for […]
I have been working with a couple of web services lately (see prior post on Zend framework and Gdata), and upon deploying my application found out the technorati part of my site wasn’t working. I ran my unit tests, and multiple errors occured, saying the script wasn’t able to connect to the url:
Fatal error: Uncaught […]
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