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Roonaan,<br />
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Sorry for the late reply. Yes, this is what I was looking for.<br />
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Thanks.<br />

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Roonaan,

Sorry for the late reply. Yes, this is what I was looking for.

Thanks.


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In the Zend Framework Quickstart I see in application/views/scripts/<wbr />guestbook/<wbr />index.phtm<wbr />l that the page is generated through $this object. How can I track down exactly where $this was created? I see that $this is a Zend_View object. I think it is created in the controller, but how do I track down (or trace) the files that were called from start to finish in generating a web page and then find where $this was created? <br />
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I understand the defaults that the Zend Framework dispatcher uses, but wanted a more general tracing method. I'm using Zend Studio for Eclipse.
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In the Zend Framework Quickstart I see in application/views/scripts/guestbook/index.phtml that the page is generated through $this object. How can I track down exactly where $this was created? I see that $this is a Zend_View object. I think it is created in the controller, but how do I track down (or trace) the files that were called from start to finish in generating a web page and then find where $this was created? 

I understand the defaults that the Zend Framework dispatcher uses, but wanted a more general tracing method. I'm using Zend Studio for Eclipse.

Zend Framework tracing

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