I have setup the library for the Kendo PHP wrappers via the classmapmap generator within a ZF2 module
My main question or perhaps request for guidance is how are you implementing/integrating the PHP wrappers with the MVC side? If anyone has any thoughts or pointers how you are doing it in Zend Framework or your chosen framework it would be much appreciated.
My main question or perhaps request for guidance is how are you implementing/integrating the PHP wrappers with the MVC side? If anyone has any thoughts or pointers how you are doing it in Zend Framework or your chosen framework it would be much appreciated.
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Bernard
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answered on 06 Jan 2015, 12:16 PM
Seems like no one seems to be able to answer this one lol...
Although it is not that hard to integrate it into zend, just include the needed kendo scripts and call them when required...
I'm wondering what the best practice might be...
So far, for test purposes...
I didn't include it as a vendor as this map contains third party 'zend modules' and kendo is not a zend module...
It also causes issues when your vendor map is outsite the web root.
What I did was splitting the kendo js and css and put them in the respective style folders..
I do wonder if anyone share the idea the kendo calls should be happening in the zend view and not in the controller, although it kinda makes the readability of your code more difficult (especially when using the more complex kendo elements depending on multi-dimensional arrays ) to comprehend when you put in in the view
Although it is not that hard to integrate it into zend, just include the needed kendo scripts and call them when required...
I'm wondering what the best practice might be...
So far, for test purposes...
I didn't include it as a vendor as this map contains third party 'zend modules' and kendo is not a zend module...
It also causes issues when your vendor map is outsite the web root.
What I did was splitting the kendo js and css and put them in the respective style folders..
I do wonder if anyone share the idea the kendo calls should be happening in the zend view and not in the controller, although it kinda makes the readability of your code more difficult (especially when using the more complex kendo elements depending on multi-dimensional arrays ) to comprehend when you put in in the view
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Hello,
Thanks keeping this discussion alive, Bernard.
I'm afraid the Kendo team can't be of much help.
We don't have experience with the Zend Framework and the ClassMapAutoloader in particular.
Regards,
T. Tsonev
Telerik
Thanks keeping this discussion alive, Bernard.
I'm afraid the Kendo team can't be of much help.
We don't have experience with the Zend Framework and the ClassMapAutoloader in particular.
Regards,
T. Tsonev
Telerik
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Brendan
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answered on 17 Mar 2015, 11:34 PM
I have Kendo UI running using Laravel 5,
The Kendo UI Scripts are Just added to my Composer.JSON (classmap)
"vendor/kendoui/lib"
And running Composer dumpautoload. This should be the same in any framework that uses composer. just by using the namespaces (The Defacto in laravel 5)
\Kendo\UI\DropDownList('droplist');
The Kendo UI Scripts are Just added to my Composer.JSON (classmap)
"vendor/kendoui/lib"
And running Composer dumpautoload. This should be the same in any framework that uses composer. just by using the namespaces (The Defacto in laravel 5)
\Kendo\UI\DropDownList('droplist');
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answered on 21 Jul 2016, 07:45 PM
Hi Brendan I have a kendo on my laravel project loaded in my composer.json file by the classmap. My issue is because the elements doesn't show in the view. But if I copy the javascript code generated and run in the console and the element is showed. I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Thanks in advance.