I've installed Ensemble and Blog on to the server and all is working well. I have quite a bit of experience with ZF2, though perhaps not enough to fullly understand the structure of the Ensemble & Blog code. Now that I have your code open, I'm having a difficult time trying to figure out what to do next.
I can obviously edit the default "Welcome" page from Ensemble, but what I was really looking forward to was building a Blog structure. I'm a bit lost as to where I might even start. In looking through the module.config.php files, I can see a routing structure, but it is different than the standard ZF2 layouts I'm familiar with.
Could you share some instructions/markup that you've used to begin working through the setup of the Blog functionality? I suppose that I could be thinking about this all wrong, or that my installation failed, or any number of other problems could have been introduced when I installed the code.
At any rate, if you have something you could send us as a starting point from which to build on, I'd appreciate it very much.
Thank you!
I've installed Ensemble and Blog on to the server and all is working well. I have quite a bit of experience with ZF2, though perhaps not enough to fullly understand the structure of the Ensemble & Blog code. Now that I have your code open, I'm having a difficult time trying to figure out what to do next.
I can obviously edit the default "Welcome" page from Ensemble, but what I was really looking forward to was building a Blog structure. I'm a bit lost as to where I might even start. In looking through the module.config.php files, I can see a routing structure, but it is different than the standard ZF2 layouts I'm familiar with.
Could you share some instructions/markup that you've used to begin working through the setup of the Blog functionality? I suppose that I could be thinking about this all wrong, or that my installation failed, or any number of other problems could have been introduced when I installed the code.
At any rate, if you have something you could send us as a starting point from which to build on, I'd appreciate it very much.
Thank you!