ZF 1.8 Zend Studio

[Lionel Morrison]

Not sure if this is the right place but how do you update the ZF  
librarys in Studio so that you can use 1.8 and the code hinting that  
goes along with it.

Looking forward to using the new S3 additions


Lionel Morrison

Tel: [phone]
Email: lionel@...

[Lucas Corbeaux]

You can configure Path Variables in Zend Studio in the Window /
Preference / PHP / Path Variables.

First, download the new Zend Framework and put it where you want, go to
Path Variables, click on New, choose the directory that contain the Zend
directory and name the new variable, for example, 'FRAMEWORK_1.8_HOME'.

When you create a new project, just choose this variable instead of the
old one, or configure your existing project's include path.

Hope this helps.

Lionel Morrison a écrit :

> Not sure if this is the right place but how do you update the ZF
> librarys in Studio so that you can use 1.8 and the code hinting that
> goes along with it.
>
> Looking forward to using the new S3 additions
>
>
> Lionel Morrison
>
> Tel: [phone]
> Email: lionel@...
>

[Lionel Morrison]

Thanks Lucas

I was following a FAQ on the zend website that left this step out.




Lucas Corbeaux wrote:

> You can configure Path Variables in Zend Studio in the Window /
> Preference / PHP / Path Variables.
>
> First, download the new Zend Framework and put it where you want, go
> to Path Variables, click on New, choose the directory that contain the
> Zend directory and name the new variable, for example,
> 'FRAMEWORK_1.8_HOME'.
>
> When you create a new project, just choose this variable instead of
> the old one, or configure your existing project's include path.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Lionel Morrison a écrit :
>> Not sure if this is the right place but how do you update the ZF
>> librarys in Studio so that you can use 1.8 and the code hinting that
>> goes along with it.
>>
>> Looking forward to using the new S3 additions
>>
>>
>> Lionel Morrison
>>
>> Tel: [phone]
>> Email: lionel@...
>>
>