Most recent edit on 2006-06-30 19:00:50 by JeremyCoates

Additions:
- The 'web' folder from the archive should be the DocumentRoot (in Apache terms)

• The 'library' folder needs to contain a copy of the ZendFramework library folder contents (not included). e.g. should contain Zend.php Zend/ etc.

You can download the example from http://zendframework.phpxtemplate.org/Zend_MVC_Example.tar.gz∞ a working copy is installed at http://zendframework.phpxtemplate.org/∞

Deletions:
- The web folder should be the DocumentRoot (in Apache terms)

• The library folder needs to contain a copy of the ZendFramework library folder contents (not included). e.g. should contain Zend.php Zend/ etc.

You can download it from http://zendframework.phpxtemplate.org/Zend_MVC_Example.tar.gz∞ a working copy is installed at http://zendframework.phpxtemplate.org/∞

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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2006-06-30 18:59:32 by JeremyCoates [Initial Edit]

Using XTemplate with the Zend Framework MVC design pattern

Here is a (nearly) self contained example of using XTemplate with the ZendFramework's (http://framework.zend.com∞) implementation of the Model View Controller (MVC) design pattern.

It is based on the simple book example shown in the ZendFramework documentation. It also illustrates how one might select different template sets based upon the URL chosen.

Information required to use it:

• The web folder should be the DocumentRoot (in Apache terms)
• The library folder needs to contain a copy of the ZendFramework library folder contents (not included). e.g. should contain Zend.php Zend/ etc.

You can download it from http://zendframework.phpxtemplate.org/Zend_MVC_Example.tar.gz∞ a working copy is installed at http://zendframework.phpxtemplate.org/∞

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