“A slightly more flexible approach is to use verbose ID parameters like “contact-id”. This gives you the ability to have model classes which don’t match the controller name and also allows multiple models to be instantiated by the ModelWatcher in one request, both of which can be useful. I use something similar in my own implementation.”

Could you provide a sample of this?

I’m trying to imagine how you would do this without doing a bunch of if logic.

Thanks.

Ah, the find call was just pseudo code to illustrate the point.

I only use Zend_Db_Table in very simple apps… for more complex cases, I use a data mapper to split persistence logic from business logic. It’s a bit more involved, but the end result is much cleaner… it’s on the “to-blog” list

Jason

Glad you enjoyed it.