Hi Elemental, you are so right!
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Setting up 1 framework for multiple sites can ultimately be a recipe for disaster, unless you take to the time to test everything before implenting the new frame work.
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Who could be so naif to upgrade the core of a framework without testing the release in a non-production server?
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Originally Posted by Elemental
the easiest way to accomplish what your after is to put the Zend folder in your php include path. check out the phpinfo(); dump and see where your include path is, then just dump the whole Zend folder in there. You should then be able to include any Zend clases with out having to alter you path in your code.
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When you are using a shared hosting server you don't have permissions to add files to the include_path, but you can achieve it by .htaccess or php ini_set function.
I think that sharing one core to multiple applications, isn't the best idea, but may be usefull. In any case you can upload multiple copies of it, after all, one of the goals of ZF is the easy installation.
Cheers