Regards from Spain

Am I missing something?

ohh I forgot to add Custom_Service_Notifier_Error class.

everything works as it is described. no worries

Your help is appreciated,
Amino

I am not sure I understand. You want to have 2 VHOSTS that each point to a different module?

If so, then you need to do 2 things:

First of all make your application work with the 2 modules in the same vhost, for both vhosts (ex: should be able to work with http://domain.com/frontoffice and http://domain.com/backoffice).

Once you manage this, just go your auth.php file and add some restrictions there based on the domain (dont allow backoffice if not frontoffice and viceversa).

To set a default module, i *think* you can make a bootstrap method that you could run and would change your default module via the frontcontroller setDefaultModule() method. This way you won't have 2 different INI files.

Hope the info helps!
Cheers!

The method is empty because you are running Zend in your root server.

The Base Url returns everything after the domain name

Example:

http://domain.com/application/myCoolName

would return via getBaseUrl() “/application/myCoolName”

but if you have http://domain.com

it will return “”

If you need the domain name, just use the $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']; with http:// or https:// in front .

If you want to make it dynamic, just use the conditional short if:

$domain = $_SERVER['HTTPS'] != “on” ? 'http://' : 'https://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'];

The archive-file contains an example with one module: frontoffice.
But besides a frontoffice I need a backoffice.
So I duplicated the frontoffice module and replaced the word frontoffice with backoffice.
I added the module to the ini file. And I created a new document root: cms-root to which the new vhosts points. But the problem is the defaultModule. It's still frontoffice. so both vhosts gets the same result.

My question is: how can I change the defaultModule for the cms-root (without adding a new ini file)?

patrick

Should redirect to: /frontoffice/users/login
Called from /var/applications/my_zend_example_application/library/Custom/Controller/Plugin/Auth.php, line 53

That error is because in /app_root/library/Custom/Controller/Plugin/Auth.php there is a line:

$url = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance()->getBaseUrl();

But $url var is totally emtpy

So Zend_Controller_Front has a function called setBaseUrl($base = null) but I don't know where to used it and in your tutorial doesn't mention that

I hope you can help me

Thanks in advance

Roy