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Probably not a completely accurate count considering the entire source tree might not necessarily be considered the "kernel" but your question is itself pretty vague anyway. thorpe@oblivion[/usr/src/linux-funtoo-openvz-2.6.32.042.039.10]$ find . -type f | wc -l 34687

All request to Zend framework go through a single entry point. Your bootstrap. The views are pulled into your response internally. No one ever actually requests a view.

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Going off what you have said, the absolute path to your cron.php script would be /home/crikeyga/cron.php

It is poor design to have duplicate data stored in your database.

How should we know?

I assumed that was obvious.

Just format Logintime to return only the time. SELECT ID, Acct, DATE_FORMAT(Logintime, '%h:%i %p'), User FROM test_history

I'm a massive vim fan so don't really have much of an opinion when it comes to IDE's.

AS scootstah has pointed out a parents properties are available as if they are defined within the child class. parent::$this->whatever; Does make allot of sense. Maybe show us a simple example of what it is your referring to because really, to access a parents property is no different than accessing any other property. eg; $this->var;

That's because MS sux balls.

To auto send an email you would need to execute a script daily, hourly or whatever (this would need to be scheduled via cron). That script would then query your database for all records where the "scheduled appointment date" is two days from the time the script executes. You would then send the email to all the email addresses returned by this query.

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Your getCart method should be within your cart Model.

And your code?

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Cron has nothing to do with php. Unless you have shell access to your server, it is likely that your host provides some form of interface to cron (or you might not be able to use cron at all).

This has what to do with php?

There is no API as far as I am aware.

You could split the input from STDIN by spaces and parse that as arguments.

I would prompt the user for what function they want to use, then prompt them again for the arguments needed.

Check that $_POST['TestGroup'] isset before using it.