I’m going to be writing a weekly series of posts on Zend_Acl. This first post will clear up some common misconceptions regarding Zend_Acl, introduce creating ACLs for simple applications, and give some examples on using the ACL in both non-...More
I’m going to be writing a weekly series of posts on Zend_Acl. This first post will clear up some common misconceptions regarding Zend_Acl, introduce creating ACLs for simple applications, and give some examples on using the ACL in both non-Zend Framework and Zend Framework applications.
Applications often have different resources: For example, you might have pages, some user generated content like comments, and an admin area. You might also have files, or even real-life objects like a coffee machine. In the context of Zend...
www.codeutopia.net/blog/2009/02/11/zend_acl-part-2-different-roles-and-resources-more-on-access/
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When I first started using the Zend Framework, one of the most confusing things was the ACL component. Even after I succesfully implemented an ACL solution in
www.aviblock.com/blog/2009/03/19/acl-in-zend-framework/
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Surviving The Deep End: A free online book about Zend Framework for the PHP programming language to guide you through the task of developing a real application with the Zend Framework
Automated testing for your web applications is an important step in having the confidence to make changes to your application, and still be confident you're delivering a quality, regression-free product. With Zend Framework's testing framew...
www.ajbrown.org/blog/2009/01/04/automated-testing-using-zend-framework-part-1.html
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