Class Doctrine_Event could not be loaded
Opcode (APC/XCache), Zend, Doctrine, and Autoloaders - Stack Overflow: "Opcode (APC/XCache), Zend, Doctrine, and Autoloaders"
Friday 25 June 2010
Opcode (APC/XCache), Zend, Doctrine, and Autoloaders - Stack Overflow
Opcode (APC/XCache), Zend, Doctrine, and Autoloaders - Stack Overflow: "Opcode (APC/XCache), Zend, Doctrine, and Autoloaders"
Thursday 24 June 2010
Live map of London Underground trains
Live map of London Underground trains: "Live train map for the London Underground"
Using PDT : Installation : Installing the Zend Debugger - PDTWiki
Using PDT : Installation : Installing the Zend Debugger - PDTWiki: "Zend Debugger is a full-featured php debugger engine. It is an interactive tool that allows you to debug PHP scripts locally or remotely, from an IDE or from the console.
To use the debugger engine you must install it to run in the PHP interpreter.
PDT has a built-in debugging client that operates the Zend debugging engine. The debugger client must be configured to communicate with the debugger engine. This is true for both the PDT all-in-one package or the PDT plugin only
Alternatively, if you want to debug only local PHP scripts, you may install the Zend Executable Debugger plug-in. The Zend Executable Debugger plug-in adds a local PHP 4 and PHP 5 binary ready for debugging. This is useful if you do not have a PHP binary locally or cannot use your local php binary because it is not suitable for debugging (depends on compile options, ...) or want to use this debugger without the PDT (with PHPEclipse, for example)."
To use the debugger engine you must install it to run in the PHP interpreter.
PDT has a built-in debugging client that operates the Zend debugging engine. The debugger client must be configured to communicate with the debugger engine. This is true for both the PDT all-in-one package or the PDT plugin only
Alternatively, if you want to debug only local PHP scripts, you may install the Zend Executable Debugger plug-in. The Zend Executable Debugger plug-in adds a local PHP 4 and PHP 5 binary ready for debugging. This is useful if you do not have a PHP binary locally or cannot use your local php binary because it is not suitable for debugging (depends on compile options, ...) or want to use this debugger without the PDT (with PHPEclipse, for example)."
Autogenerating forms from Doctrine models | CodeUtopia - The blog of Jani Hartikainen
Autogenerating forms from Doctrine models | CodeUtopia - The blog of Jani Hartikainen: "I really like the idea of being able to generate forms automatically from models – I mean the models already should contain most of the data you’d need: the fields, field types and how they will be stored."
Zend_Form decorator tips | CodeUtopia - The blog of Jani Hartikainen
Zend_Form decorator tips | CodeUtopia - The blog of Jani Hartikainen:
It seems a lot of people are struggling with Zend_Form decorators. They want to know how to modify the markup, but they can’t figure out how to do it with the bundled decorators or how to write their own."
It seems a lot of people are struggling with Zend_Form decorators. They want to know how to modify the markup, but they can’t figure out how to do it with the bundled decorators or how to write their own."
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