I\'m using zend 1.11 framework with doctrine . I\'m sending below ajax request to populate dropdown list & etc... But once session expired i\'m redirecting to login page in every actions of contro
I\'m working on my first user login in Zend Framework, but I\'m a little confused with Zend_Auth. All the articles I read about it use it directly in the controller. But to me, it makes more sense, to
I\'m looking for a sample project that uses Zend Framework so that I can see how masters do it. I\'m not looking for something that uses other stuff like smarty, or any other major library.
I\'ve already created the login forms and I can authenticate against a table, Do I even need to use Zend_Auth?
I set up a Zend_Acl and Zend_Auth scheme where user is authenticated using Zend_Auth_Adapter_Ldap and stored in session. I use a controller plugin to check if $auth->hasIdentity() and $acl->isAl
What\'s a good way to implement api keys for accessing specific controller actions using Zend MVC? I currently have Zend_Acl in combination Zend_Auth using session cookies, but I want some actions to
I lately saw it quite often what you can assign multiple openid\'s to a user identity. a) Does this make sense to implement or would you assign one profile only one OpenID?
Shall I create a separate Zend Application for the user backend of a web application? My main concern is that I have to have a separate Zend_Auth on both the public website (for clients to login) and
I have implemented Zend_Auth & Zend_Acl into a project here at work and its working great. However, previously I had sceduled tasks running at various times of the day which now no longer work cor
I\'m getting some trouble understanding the MVC concepts. I\'m building a User model, you know? Application_Model_Users. 开发者_StackOverflow中文版They say that the models should only contain the str