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Zend Framework 2: layouts per module and action

The talented Evan Coury created a module that allows you to specify alternative layouts to use for each module.
I forked Evan's module and extended it to allow layouts per action as well as per module. This way if one of your controller actions needs a different layout for example a large table, you can set a different layout template for it.

Get the module at my Github: https://github.com/ericpaige/EdpModuleLayouts

 

module/EdpModuleLayouts/Module.php

Holiday Deals

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Holiday Deals is another example of a site that I built using a single code base that can be used for an unlimited number of sites. Each site can have their own design with their own css and javascript files.
For the front-end I'm using the Savant OOP template system. For the back-end I'm using the Zend Framework where each client has their own login to the admin area to edit their own site content.
On the server I modified the Virtual Host file for each site that was needed and added an alias that would enable the code base to work for multiple sites.

Power96

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This is a site built with Drupal with custom modules, templates and javascript for the clients specific needs.

Power96.com needed a small video player on the home page that can be switched out with different playlists using Ajax. I built a custom module for this using Views, Blocks, Jquery, PHP and custom settings for Taxonomy.

I also contributed code for the pagination functions for the Gallery Assist module used throughout all the Drupal sites I built.

KDWN

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KDWN.com is a site that I coded to get most of it's content from outside sources using custom modules I built for that purpose. A cron job is run at specific times to grab content. Using PHP and XML to scrape content and then parses it out. I also built an admin for this module in Drupal to enable the admin to set the cache time for each piece of content.

eZContribution

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This site was built to manage the contributions for a governor in Wisconsin. I also built the front-end site to accept donations that accepts PayPal and credit card payments.

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