(2:43:28 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: I apologize if these come off as assholish, but I asked Matthew and Matt and they both said they didnt know
(2:44:02 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: Whats your programming background? Have you used PHP frameworks/Zend in the past?
(2:44:48 PM) flynnmj@gmail.com: I've done PHP for over 10 years. Zend for the past 6 month.
(2:45:13 PM) flynnmj@gmail.com: I've also done a lot of perl and some Java (but I deny it)
(2:45:39 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: Gotcha - I was curious about the way you did the service stuff, I hadnt seen that done before, but Fred educated me and told me that was the Service Locator pattern
(2:46:33 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: Ive been looking through the code and just trying to get myself aquainted - everyone has there own ways of doing things, especially with Zend, and some of the stuff was new to me
(2:47:49 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: Like the Form stuff, ive made it a habit of never passing params into a form and having a Create form, and an Edit form that extends the Create form that lets me add/remove fields pertintent to Editing, as well as change the Submit button from Create to Edit/Update
(2:48:05 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: and for adding options to a drop down, doing that in the controller
(2:48:39 PM) wildfoxmedia@gmail.com/2318741A: $employeeModel = new Model_Employee; $form = new Something_Form; $form->employee_id->addMultiOptions($employeeModel->getList()); type of stuff
(2:52:17 PM) flynnmj@gmail.com: well first project from scratch with Zend. I still need to figure out best practices for Zend_Form.