\vendor\dkcwd\dkcwd-zf2-munee\DkcwdZf2Munee\View\Helpers where is the .php file call?

[ghost]

Hi
inside every helper file you must use:
munee.php?...
Otherwise nothing work i have a blank page
\vendor\dkcwd\dkcwd-zf2-munee\DkcwdZf2Munee\View\Helpers

Inside \public\ folder
you must copy the monee downloaded original library
and create the munee.php file
following te original documentation.
In this way all work fine

[dkcwd]

Hi I originally replaced the call to the file with a simple route....see (https://github.com/dkcwd/dkcwd-zf2-munee/blob/master/config/module.config.php).

The route utilises a controller action I made (MuneeController::muneeAction()) so users wouldn't need to do anything other than add the relevant dependencies to their projects.

It's been a while since I made this so I will have a look at updating it, thanks for giving it a go and letting me know about the issue. I expect the module needs to have a total overhaul given several changes in ZF2 and I'll take a look on Sunday.

[ghost]

Hi thanks for your raply but not work for me.
Looking to the original project of monee copied inside my public folder,
Your controller does not invoke the monee like the original code does:
I have a munee.php file inside the public folder:

// Define webroot
define('WEBROOT', DIR);
// Include Munee's autoload.php file
require '../public/munee/autoload.php';
// Echo out the response
echo \Munee\Dispatcher::run(new \Munee\Request());

I moved your module inside my module folder not in vendor folder so i changed all the helpers to call the munee.php file. In this way the project work fine.
No problem i solved in this way.
Thanks

[dkcwd]

Glad you managed to find a workaround. I need to review it, fix major bugs and get a timeline in place for improvements.

Thanks for giving it a go.

:-)

On 27 Sep 2014, at 2:23, mediawest [email protected] wrote:

Hi thanks for your raply but not work for me.
Looking to the original project of monee copied inside my public folder,
Your controller does not invoke the monee like the original code does:
I have a munee.php file inside the public folder:

// Define webroot
define('WEBROOT', DIR);
// Include Munee's autoload.php file
require '../public/munee/autoload.php';
// Echo out the response
echo \Munee\Dispatcher::run(new \Munee\Request());

I moved your module inside my module folder not in vendor folder so i changed all the helpers to call the munee.php file. In this way the project work fine.
No problem i solved in this way.
Thanks

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