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Great to see Cake continues to get better.
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Great to see Cake continues to get better.
On Monday, 30 April 2012 04:12:50 UTC+1, mark_story wrote:
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> The CakePHP core team is proud to announce the immediate availability of
> both CakePHP 2.1.2 [1], and 2.2.0-beta [2]. 2.1.2 is a bugfix release for
> the 2.1.x branch, while 2.2.0-beta is t
Might it be because you are not touching the session after the initial
login? Not sure if cake touches the session for you on each page load, to
prevent it from expiring?
On Monday, 14 May 2012 03:04:10 UTC+1, bs28723 wrote:
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> Is a user's login controlled by session timeout?
> What is the de
Is a user's login controlled by session timeout?
What is the default session timeout if not set in configuration?
In my testing, a user logins, and things work for several hours, but
even if active, the account seems to timeout and I have to login.
Is this normal? So this is not an 'idle timeout
I wrote an Auth Component. It gets a bunch of permission information
about the current user.
How can I pass this information back to the controller?
In AppContoller.php
public $components = array(
'Auth' => array(
'login
> 1. Am I loading the plugin controller correctly?
>
No.
App::uses('PluginexampleAppController', 'Pluginexample.Controller');
2. Am I calling the plugin controllers function correctly?
> 3. I have tried to use the request action, it also gives me an error -
> is there a better way to call t
Hi, I'm reading the routing docs here:
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/development/routing.html
Basically what it says is that the following route config:
Router::connect('/foo/bar/:year/:month/:day', array('controller' =>
'foo', 'action' => 'bar', 'day' => null));
would treat the last element as
Hi,
Let's say I am using a plugin called MyPlugin that provides a model called
MyPluginCoolModel. If I want to attach that model to a controller I have to
use the $uses property:
public $uses = array('MyPlugin.MyPluginCoolModel');
Then I can access the model with $this->MyPluginCoolModel.
I am trying to construct an application from various plugins. I would
like to call a particular function that resides within a plugin from a
main application controller.
My plugin controller looks like this:
My application controller looks like this (I am calling it from within
the index just t
By saving into the session it means that you would not need to call the method
that sets the values on each page load, as the data is save between page loads.
If you need to call the method to check the values are updated on each page
load then perhaps it might be better to save them as a contro
hi,
i wanna use striplinks from Text helper but cake gives me this error
Notice (8): Undefined property: LinksController::$Text [APP
\controllers
\links_controller.php, line 1480]
Fatal error: Call to a member function stripLinks() on a non-object in
blabla on line 1480
CODE in my controller
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hi,
i wanna use striplinks from Text helper but cake gives me this error
Notice (8): Undefined property: LinksController::$Text [APP\controllers
\links_controller.php, line 1480]
Fatal error: Call to a member function stripLinks() on a non-object in
blabla on line 1480
CODE in my controller
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