Zend Framework

• Type: Bug
• Status: Resolved
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 1.7 Preview Release
• Fix Version/s: 1.8.0
• Component/s: Zend_Json, ZendX_JQuery
• Labels:

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I noticed that the callback function names do not pass to the actual JQuery call correctly.

Example:

I have in my View a code like this:

$params = array(
					"resize" => "doMyThingAtResize",
					"title" => "My Zend Dialog",
					);
					
	echo $this->dialogContainer("dialog1", "Some text", $params, array('class' => 'flora'));

It will produce a JQuery call like this:

$("#dialog1").dialog({"resize":"doMyThingAtResize","title":"My Zend Dialog"});

This does work in other ways, but the callback for resize event does not get called as the value is text and not a function name.

What we would need it to produce would be like this:

$("#dialog1").dialog({"resize": doMyThingAtResize,"title":"My Zend Dialog"});

Same thing doMyThingAtResize without the quotes.

Problem goes AFAIK goes to Zend_Json and PHP json_encode as they will wrap the value with quotes, but I don't think this can be solved there.
One solution might be to add a separate function or parameter to add those callback function names. This means some manual code work to merge these into the variables passed to the JQuery call, but I don't see many other options.

• Assignee:

  Benjamin Eberlei

  Reporter:

  Mikko Wuokko

• Created:

  23/Oct/08 2:29 AM

  Updated:

  25/Mar/09 10:48 AM

  Resolved:

  25/Mar/09 10:48 AM