that extranet however should link to a console allowing the management of
more complex, bespoke data. I'd like to exploit the Zend Framework to do
this.
I can create a page, and a custom template file for that page, in which I
can load the Zend Library. I can then define, for example, a Users class
extending Zend_Db_Table_Abstract and do things like $users = new Users();
$list = $users->fetchAll()->toArray(); echo($list[0]['user_login];
This code however would naturally fit into an action in a UsersController
class extending the Zend_Controller_Action class. My console would then use
AJAX to request that action, and this is where my integration plans fall
over.
Is it correct to say that wordpress has a bootstrap file and routes requests
similar to the way the Zend Framework does? And would it be correct to say
that if wordpress was managing this, that calls to actions of controllers
defined in Zend wouldn't work?
Finally then, what is the solution? :0)
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