now here’s my take on the Zend_Navigation and routes. Normally you can set a resource class to do this, but I rather do it in the bootstrap. kinda the same thing in my opinion, i decided not to use a xml config but a ini config type, this way you don’t have to worry if your tags are closed properly. if it works for you awesome.


protected function _initNavigation() {
// set up navigation
$this->bootstrap('layout');
$layout = $this->getResource('layout');
$view = $layout->getView();
$config = new Zend_Config_Ini(APPLICATION_PATH . '/configs/navigation.ini','navi');
$navigation = new Zend_Navigation($config);
$view->navigation($navigation);
return $view;
}


protected function _initRoutes() {
$config = new Zend_Config_Ini(APPLICATION_PATH . '/configs/navigation.ini', 'routes');
$front = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$router = $front->getRouter();
$router->addConfig($config,'routes');
$front->setRouter($router);
return $router;
}

sample ini file

;put routes here.
[routes]
routes.dashboard.route = "/dashboard"
routes.dashboard.defaults.controller = index
routes.dashboard.defaults.action = dashboard


;navigation
[navi]
dashboard.route = "dashboard"
dashboard.controller = index
dashboard.action = dashboard
dashboard.label = dashboard
dashboard.class = dashboard


JavaScript Reserved Words

JavaScript Reserved Words
break	continue	do	for	import	new	this	void
case	default	else	function	in	return	typeof	while
comment	delete	export	if	label	switch	var	with

Java Keywords (Reserved by JavaScript)
abstract	implements	protected
boolean	instanceOf	public
byte	int	short
char	interface	static
double	long	synchronized
false	native	throws
final	null	transient
float	package	true
goto	private

ECMAScipt Reserved Words
catch	enum	throw
class	extends	try
const	finally
debugger	super

Other JavaScript Keywords
alert	eval	Link	outerHeight	scrollTo
Anchor	FileUpload	location	outerWidth	Select
Area	find	Location	Packages	self
arguments	focus	locationbar	pageXoffset	setInterval
Array	Form	Math	pageYoffset	setTimeout
assign	Frame	menubar	parent	status
blur	frames	MimeType	parseFloat	statusbar
Boolean	Function	moveBy	parseInt	stop
Button	getClass	moveTo	Password	String
callee	Hidden	name	personalbar	Submit
caller	history	NaN	Plugin	sun
captureEvents	History	navigate	print	taint
Checkbox	home	navigator	prompt	Text
clearInterval	Image	Navigator	prototype	Textarea
clearTimeout	Infinity	netscape	Radio	toolbar
close	innerHeight	Number	ref	top
closed	innerWidth	Object	RegExp	toString
confirm	isFinite	onBlur	releaseEvents	unescape
constructor	isNan	onError	Reset	untaint
Date	java	onFocus	resizeBy	unwatch
defaultStatus	JavaArray	onLoad	resizeTo	valueOf
document	JavaClass	onUnload	routeEvent	watch
Document	JavaObject	open	scroll	window
Element	JavaPackage	opener	scrollbars	Window
escape	length	Option	scrollBy

this is a cool website. Done with the Canvas element in HTML5

here’s flowerpoop drawn out.

if you draw some stuff we’ll host it here.

http://www.openrise.com/lab/FlowerPower/

I needed ImageMagick to do some image manipulation, i ran across this very cool php extension. instead of using GD. you may run into some small snafus while trying to install it. my system is fedora core 12

first thing you do is install ImageMagick, and ImageMagick-devel

then you run pecl

if you run into any problems like re2c not being up to date. pull the latest RPM, and install.

the cool thing about this extension is when you want to resize images on the fly its as easy as this

if you ever need to redirect w/in a plugin