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Compared to ZF2 I would say it's just as easy to pickup. And yeah, the book would be the place to start.

Firstly, mysql doesn't run via http, so http://blahblah is not valid. Have you setup a user with permission to connect from this remote address? eg; Say your connecting from server A to server B. You need to setup a user in mysql on server B that has permission to access server B from server A. This is really a mysql question.

I would recommend Symfony2 over any of the Zend frameworks. Even if just for performance sake. IMO, Symfony is better designed, has better documentation and a much much richer community around it. Symfony2 has also been stable for a long while now, while ZF2 is still in Beta.

I think you will find it does not.

That doesn't answer the question.

Why would you need two servers on one machine? You would need to set them up on two different ports. If your just looking run run multipole different sites, you can use vhosts within a single server to do so.

Then what other global variable do you expect to be using exactly?

sessions?

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PHP is executed server side, so not really. You would need to use Ajax, to make a request to the server in the background.

Identifiers are not strings, they should not be within quotes.

In both examples, $value is quite obviously not an array if that is the error you are receiving.

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The way you have described your proposed solution, I don't understand how your problem relates to PHP.

It's nothing particular special. It's more a design thing. As an example: Imagine you have a class that represents a database table by exposing the columns as properties. Now, imagine one of the fields in your database is a DATETIME field. It makes sense, to have this field represented as some form of *Date object that would allow you to format this DATETIME field easily.

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Your issue is client side, not server side. As such, it has nothing to do with php. I suggest you try searching for Javascript solutions. Should be plenty around.

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It's just an object within an object, nothing fancy and far from being something that is specific to Cake.

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Do you have a question?

I don't suppose it crossed your mind to provide that error message to the people you are asking to help you? Sorry, that sentence makes no sense. I'm not sure I could be bothered explaining that to you.