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Hi,
I am currently adapting my old code to ZF 1.5.1. I have calls to navigational elements in my Zend_Layout default view script like this: PHP Code:
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Is that a bug or a feature? Is there any way to suppress this? Is there a better approach to this? I really appreciate any kind of input and thx in advance!
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According to #zftalk this is a known issue that's already been worked on - let's stay tuned till 1.5.2 arrives. :P
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I was create new Helper-class and called it as Zend_View_Helper_ActionRenderer. Take all class-content from Zend_View_Helper_Action, rename method action to actionRenderer and (strange) it's works!!!
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Also: the bug on Issue tracker |
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Hi all, I'm still having the same issue despite the fact that I'm using ZF 1.5.2.. anyone else still facing the same issue?
I'm trying to avoid 'hacking' around the problem by duplicating the Zend_View_Helper_Action to Zend_View_Helper_ActionRenderer and using actionRenderer() function.. if there's a more elegant way it would be great. However the ultimate fix would be fixing the root problem in ZF.. I've also checked out ZF's Issue Tracker for this bug, and it says it's supposed to be fixed already for 1.5.2.. ![]() |
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