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Garethp

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Hey guys, I'm busy working on taking my companies current system and making it alot more modular, so that each module can be pulled out and work mostly on their own, with just a little custom tweaks. I have the general plan laid out, but I've run into a little snag. After managing to set up a Zend/PHP/MySQL/PHPMyAdmin enviroment on clean CentOS install, whenever I try to do a zf create project, it works, and I can visit the page saying that it's the main page, but when I create a new module (Base in this example) and go /base (After setting up the controller and view, and even the module bootstrap) it just gives me a 404. Same with /base/index and /base/index/index.

 

Any help I could receive would be legendary

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couple of things, I have my modules folder within the application folder, have you added :

 

resources.modules=''
resources.frontController.moduleDirectory = APPLICATION_PATH "/modules"

into your application.ini. I had the same issue when i started trying to add modules and this sorted it

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Ok, this can be a right pain to get to the bottom of. A few simple things that you can easily overlook.

1. Are you following a namespace convention. Ie your index controller in the base module looks like :

Class Base_IndexController extends .......

2. The names match identically, if foldername is base then class name should start with lowercase b.

 

I know it's really simple stuff, but the easiest problem to solve can sometimes be overlooked. I can't tell you how Many times I have come unstuck because I have accidently added a capital into one of my filenames / class names when I shouldn't off

 

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Yes, I have.

 

My module name is framework, in the Module bootstrap I've set it's namespace to be Framework (capital). The controller is controllers/IndexController.php Framework_IndexController extends Zend_Controller_Action, the view is views/scripts/index/index.phtml

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