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It would be helpful to have a working example to try out so as to see clearly how the code is intended to work.
For example, on my dev box, I just logged in using the learnzf2 code, but there is no persistence of the session and I’m just re-presented with the login page again.
It seems odd that it would be that way, but perhaps it was left up to the dev to figure out. In any case, a working example would clarify.
I agree with you and what I will do in the near future is to change the repo a bit so that the last commit gives you a working application.
The task will be to make one git command and end up with a working solution without extra commands or reading big manuals.
I have to investigate if SQLite, ZF2 and Doctrine 2 play well together. Matt, you can subscribe to this topic and follow the progress.
Cool, I am subscribed. Thanks.
Hi Matt,
Can you check if the following is working for you:1. Clone the current repo:
git clone https://github.com/slaff/learnzf2.git2. Update composer.phar to the latest version
cd learnzf2
php composer.phar self-update3. Install composer dependencies
php composer.phar install –no-dev4. Start the built in PHP web server. You will need php v5.4 or newer:
php -S 0.0.0.0:3456 -t public/5. Open your browser and type the URL:
http://localhost:3456Hopefully you will see the home page of the application.
6. Login as member
http://localhost:3456/user/log/inwith user/pass: member@learnzf2.com/member123
If you want the admin user then use:
user/pass: admin@learnzf2.com/admin1237. Then go to the list of exams:
http://localhost:3456/exam/test/list(Notice: if you see the DB rewind error, then try to reload the page)
8. And just for fun take some of them.
So if these steps worked for you then I reflect these changes in the book too.
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