For boolean fields tinyint(1) works great!
A while back, I ran into situations where ENUM was the best way to go
so I created the Enumerable behavior.
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/513331644
Not sure if it still works or not (haven't tested it in a while). It
stores the integer representation of
If you are using Windows as your local dev environment this I am
pretty sure this is impossible.
Windows can't handle local wildcards in hosts (windows\system32\drivers
\etc\hosts)
(Won't work)
127.0.0.1 *.site.local
(Will work)
127.0.0.1 sub1.site.local
127.0.0.1 sub2.site.local
You will also
I ran into a similar situation when I tried to cache a login page;
when the form was submitted it would just simply show the same view
again. I am pretty sure that this is by design - or fixed in the svn
(somewhere). If you check out the file in /tmp/cache/views/ you will
see why - cake caches t
NumberHelper has a currency() method.
On May 17, 11:36 am, Enchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> money_format doesnt work when I run it in CakePHP
> Is there any alternative I can use?
>
> L
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I agree with everything that you say. To me, it's kinda non
conventional to mix the admin_* methods within non .. mostly because
you can't look at the controllers and discern which ones have those
methods until you open up the file. This way through a plugin you
know what
I was wondering what the cons were to making 'admin' an actual
plugin. It seems to me that this might make the app much more
organized since regular and admin_* functions aren't mixed in the same
file.
What are your thoughts? Is there more overhead doing it this way?
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time programmers but I am having trouble finding any resources to
locate these people. (php programmers with some basic knowledge of
cake/mvc)
The resume searches
If I am not mistaking 0 returns just hasOne and belongsTo ... 1 returns
all .. .. 2,3,4,etc levels deep of recursion and -1 returns no
recursions
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$this->{model}->findCount(null, -1); // 2nd param is the recursive
On Nov 16, 3:56 pm, "sbarre" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm running into peformance issues with the findCount() method in the
> model class..
>
> I am doing a listing of records in a given table, and the record has a
> few assoc
Not sure actual benchmarking tools but hopefully this is helpful:
www.pokerinside.com
- 22.44 queries per second (77,190 per hour)
- 69,265 members, with 9,959 active members
- 3,100 unique visitors daily with 38,000 unique page views
- 8 cron jobs run every 5, 30, 60 minutes
- Server: Dual P4 2.
I guess I went off on sort of a tangent with some of my post but the
basics of my post, IMO, are quite applicable to this group since our
existance as a community is based on the net and our main tool (Cake)
is web-based development. Any small change in the net can affect us
all ... with some cha
I am curious to see what other's think about this ...
Where is the internet headed in the near future?
It seems that recently there is a huge onslaught of community-based
sites and digital music but it is definitely starting to fade ... why?
You can thank News Corp, Time Warner and the other ad
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I have recently come to terms on how cake deletes associated models
with the 'dependent' variable. This is a powerful but I feel that it
is hugely inefficient when it comes to deleting (especially a hasMany
relationship).
I have a few models whos afterSave and afterDelete callbacks
decriment/inc
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