i will try to explain you how you can create a command which you can use on your command line to execute doctrine commands. This is the first part of the post. The second part is a bit fantasy. I have tried to integrate doctrine to Zend_Tool and wanted to call it like:

zf.sh generate doctrine [...]

Yet another how-to for Zend Framework. You can find a lot of integration how-tos around the web with googling and I maybe the just one of them. I’m trying to find the wheel again. This one is like my subversion how-tos, a self reminder first. So let’s cut the crap and get down to the [...]

So in my previous blog, I had mentioned about an admin panel and basic configuration for creating a simple module. This is the second part and I will try to explain you how you can implement your own payment gateway and getting the values we have set on the database. If you have not read [...]

Yet another complex job explanation for people out the who are trying to figure out how they can connect their own countries’ bank payment gateways to their Magento installations. I love you guys, I understand you pain! This is a long post, so make sure you have enough time to read it and apply it. [...]

If you have not heard yet, NetBeans PHP developer team has just finished their support for PHP framework Symfony. You can read the whole stroy here. NetBeans PHP guys are really working hard for it!
So why I blog about this?! Because I see this as an opportunity. It’s great that NetBeans now has a great [...]

A simple way to create sql queries with joins for model classes which need to fetch data from different tables.

Creating a new Zend Framework Project. How to use application.ini file and use it on the Bootstrap.php. How to create the site’s routes in a different routes.ini file.

Here is yet another review of Netbeans 6.7 Beta (I have not yet downloaded the release candidate). I have started to use daily Netbeans 6.7 and started to do everything I do with Netbeans, including remote development (sychronization) and debugging of PHP Scripts. Which you are used to these if you were using Netbeans 6.7 nightly builds. What you might not be familiar with are the unit test creation, code coverage plugin and subversion capabilities of Netbeans (or I have stopped using TortoiseSVN on Windows and shell on *nix)

So in my previous post I have mentioned Zend_Form and some of the basic components and how you can use it. If you haven’t read that yet, than do and come back here. Or if you have the basic knowledge on what is and how Zend_Form works you can go on. In this post I [...]

After my obsessions with logger and debugger functionality in Zend Framework, for nearly a month I was looking for Zend_Form component. It drove me to look for Zend_Form_Decorator and Zend_Controller_Action_Helper. I did quite a research about them, looked around the code, tried to understand how it worked and how I would be manipulating them to [...]