Re: Themed assets not loading on production server

[Corie]

Update:

Layouts and other View files will load properly from the Themed
folder. It's only assets like css and js that don't load. So it must
have something to do with the dispatcher?

PHP 5.2.17 is on dev server and 5.2.14 on production server.

-Corie

On Nov 9, 9:42 am, Corie corie.sl...@gmail.com wrote:
 I'm using the Theme viewClass and loading assets through a Themed
 folder and everything is working well on my local development server,
 but when taking it online nothing is being loaded from the Themed
 folder and it's getting a 404 when trying the default locations.

 Here's the folder structure:

 View
 -Themed
 --default
 ---webroot
 css
 -admin.css

 and it's not finding admin.css here so it looks for
 webrootcssadmin.css which doesn't exist.

 Anyone have any suggestions as to how to debug?

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Re: Themed assets not loading on production server

[Corie]

Fixed!

Theme folder names must always be CamelCased. The reason it worked on
development server is because of case insensitivity. That always gets
me.

-Corie

On Nov 10, 8:41 pm, Corie corie.sl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Update:

 Layouts and other View files will load properly from the Themed
 folder. It's only assets like css and js that don't load. So it must
 have something to do with the dispatcher?

 PHP 5.2.17 is on dev server and 5.2.14 on production server.

 -Corie

 On Nov 9, 9:42 am, Corie corie.sl...@gmail.com wrote:







  I'm using the Theme viewClass and loading assets through a Themed
  folder and everything is working well on my local development server,
  but when taking it online nothing is being loaded from the Themed
  folder and it's getting a 404 when trying the default locations.

  Here's the folder structure:

  View
  -Themed
  --default
  ---webroot
  css
  -admin.css

  and it's not finding admin.css here so it looks for
  webrootcssadmin.css which doesn't exist.

  Anyone have any suggestions as to how to debug?

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Themed assets not loading on production server

[Corie]

I'm using the Theme viewClass and loading assets through a Themed
folder and everything is working well on my local development server,
but when taking it online nothing is being loaded from the Themed
folder and it's getting a 404 when trying the default locations.

Here's the folder structure:

View
-Themed
--default
---webroot
css
-admin.css

and it's not finding admin.css here so it looks for
webrootcssadmin.css which doesn't exist.

Anyone have any suggestions as to how to debug?

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requestAction array based urls inside plugin

[Corie]

Regarding the new array based URLs in a requestAction, can this work
for plugins as well?

I tried with and without a plugin key and got errors. The
requestAction works when using the old style string URL.

$data = $this-requestAction(
array(
'plugin' = 'pluginName',
'controller' = 'controllerName',
'action' = 'index'
)
);

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2.0 AclNode not finding proper model for Aro

[Corie]

I installed a fresh copy of 2.0.0-RC2 and set up a simple
UsersController and Model, and enabled Auth and Acl Components. I can
log in, but when trying to access any page requiring an Acl-check() I
get the following error.

Warning (512): AclNode::node() - Couldn't find Aro node identified by
Array
(
[Aro0.model] = id
[Aro0.foreign_key] = 1
)
 [CORE/Cake/Model/AclNode.php, line 179]

The Aro model should be User.

A similar ticket was reported in Lighthouse back in May and supposedly
fixed:
http://cakephp.lighthouseapp.com/projects/42648/tickets/1749-cakephp-20-auth-user-breaks-acl-lookups-when-auth-authorize-is-set-to-actions

I tried setting $this-Auth-authorize to crud and actions and got the
same result.

Any clue what I might be missing?

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Re: Bootstrapping in 1.3

[Corie]

Hey, that works. Thanks so much. I was trying to use the APP_PATH
constant which wasn't actually set.

-Corie

On Sep 14, 12:37 am, Dr. Loboto drlob...@gmail.com wrote:
 For such installation you must provide more precise paths to
 App::build:

 App::build(
         array (
                 'controllers' = array (
                         CONTROLLERS,
                         
 CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH.DS.'shares'.DS.'controllers'.DS,
                 ),
         )
 );

 And yes, Cake 1.2 have different behavior and place local path
 always first in line (and it seems much more reasonable for me
 personally).

 On Sep 13, 9:20 pm, Corie corie.sl...@gmail.com wrote:

  The bootstrap in 1.3 doesn't seem to function like it did in 1.2,
  where I could use a shared directory to use controllers, models, etc.
  when the local app/ one was not available. Now when I use the same
  method, the shared file is always used, regardless of the existence of
  the local one.

  Here's what I have in boostrap.php:

  App::build(array(
          'controllers' = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
  'controllers' . DS)
  ));

  I used pages_controller.php to test. The /shares/controllers/
  pages_controller.php is always used even if /app/controllers/
  pages_controller.php exists. I also tried adding /app/controllers/ to
  the controllers array first and second and got the same result.

  Bootstrapping still works to pull in extra files, but has it really
  lost this great feature?

  -Corie

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Re: SEOable Plugin

[Corie]

It's a good idea. It's definitely something that is needed on larger
sites where SEO is important and setting the title / description /
keywords is not feasible in one controller at a time.

I created, for my sites, a Meta controller, which has an
initialization method that collects all views and adds them to a
database table with default title and description. You then access the
Meta page through an Admin Panel to reword everything.

I think the initialization method could use some reworking, but
everything seems to function okay. Maybe it could be turned into a
plugin too, for easier integration.

I'll share the code in case someone wants it. Where should I put it?

-Corie

On Sep 13, 4:48 pm, @gbrlgon gbrl...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi, i'm thinking on create a SEOable Plugin, to set title/description/
 facebook image/etc from an admin interface. This data could be set for
 each controller widely o for specific actions or records(views). I
 haven´t found anything related to this subject. What do you thing
 about the idea?

 Regards,
 Gabriel

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Bootstrapping in 1.3

[Corie]

The bootstrap in 1.3 doesn't seem to function like it did in 1.2,
where I could use a shared directory to use controllers, models, etc.
when the local app/ one was not available. Now when I use the same
method, the shared file is always used, regardless of the existence of
the local one.

Here's what I have in boostrap.php:

App::build(array(
'controllers' = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'controllers' . DS)
));

I used pages_controller.php to test. The /shares/controllers/
pages_controller.php is always used even if /app/controllers/
pages_controller.php exists. I also tried adding /app/controllers/ to
the controllers array first and second and got the same result.

Bootstrapping still works to pull in extra files, but has it really
lost this great feature?

-Corie

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Re: Bootstrapping in 1.3

[Corie]

In my server environment there are several sites. Most don't need much
customization and use the same shared controller. But some do need
customization and so I make a local copy of the controller and make
the modifications. I need the bootstrap to load the local file if it
exists, otherwise load the shared file.

-Corie

On Sep 13, 1:10 pm, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
 Enlighten me, but why would you need a shared and local version of the
 same controller? It should be one or the other.

 On Sep 13, 7:20 am, Corie corie.sl...@gmail.com wrote:

  The bootstrap in 1.3 doesn't seem to function like it did in 1.2,
  where I could use a shared directory to use controllers, models, etc.
  when the local app/ one was not available. Now when I use the same
  method, the shared file is always used, regardless of the existence of
  the local one.

  Here's what I have in boostrap.php:

  App::build(array(
          'controllers' = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
  'controllers' . DS)
  ));

  I used pages_controller.php to test. The /shares/controllers/
  pages_controller.php is always used even if /app/controllers/
  pages_controller.php exists. I also tried adding /app/controllers/ to
  the controllers array first and second and got the same result.

  Bootstrapping still works to pull in extra files, but has it really
  lost this great feature?

  -Corie

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Order of merged paths in App::build (bootstrapping in 1.3)

[Corie]

From the API: App::build -- Build path references. Merges the supplied
$paths with the base paths and the default core paths.

How can I change the order in which the paths are merged, and thus
called?

In 1.2 I used bootstrapping to share controllers, models, views, etc.
across multiple applications, but I could still override the shared
file by creating one locally in an app. The bootstrapping method would
look first in the base path (app), second in the supplied
$controllerPaths array, and third in the core library. Now in 1.3 it
seems the order is supplied path in App::build, then base (app), then
in the core. Any idea how to change this?

-Corie

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Re: customizing error messages from form helper

[Corie]

You can change the class 'error-message' to whatever you want by
setting it in the options array of your $form-input call:

$form-input('field', array('error' = array('class' = 'custom-error-
class')));

Or you could take the automatic error out of the input div and put it
on its own where you have more control:

?php echo $form-input('field', array('error' = false));?
div class=error-message'?php echo $form-error('field', array
('class' = 'nested-div'));?/div

-Corie

On Feb 28, 11:15 pm, horatio bnab...@says.mu wrote:
 two questions--

 the default class returned from error() within the html helper is
 error-message. how do i override this in my controller?

 more importantly, how can i inject some html content inside the error div
 after a failed form validation?

 right now its:

 div class=error-messageerror message here/div

 i would like it to hypothetically be:

 div class=error-messagediv class=nested-diverror message
 here/div/div

 is this possible sanely?

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Re: HtmlHelper and Umlauts

[Corie]

I had to go digging through the core code for this one.

?php echo $html-image('image.jpg', array('alt' = 'euml;', 'escape'
= false));?

Seems to work.

-Corie

On Feb 28, 12:45 pm, Kuje m...@jenskuttig.de wrote:
 Hello,

 I have an issue with the htmlHelper:
 If I want to insert an Image with an alternative text I use

 ?php echo $html-image('path/to/image.jpg', array('alt' = 'My alt
 text'); ?

 This works fine as long as the alt text does not include any umlaut.
 With an '' in it it works fine: it is translated to 'amp;'. But a
 German umlaut 'ü' is not translated but alt text is empty (which seems
 to be a problem of htmlspecialchars with UTF-8.

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Re: customizing error messages from form helper

[Corie]

I guess you could extend the formHelper and array_merge 'error' =
'false' into the options and then a $this-error() call after it. You
could also throw in the conditional if ($this-isFieldError('field')).

-Corie

On Mar 1, 3:29 pm, horatio bnab...@says.mu wrote:
 thanks corie.

 is there any way you know of to do this globally so i dont have to repeat
 the code so often?



 corie wrote:

  You can change the class 'error-message' to whatever you want by
  setting it in the options array of your $form-input call:

  $form-input('field', array('error' = array('class' = 'custom-error-
  class')));

  Or you could take the automatic error out of the input div and put it
  on its own where you have more control:

  ?php echo $form-input('field', array('error' = false));?
  div class=error-message'?php echo $form-error('field', array
  ('class' = 'nested-div'));?/div

  -Corie

  On Feb 28, 11:15 pm, horatio bnab...@says.mu wrote:
  two questions--

  the default class returned from error() within the html helper is
  error-message. how do i override this in my controller?

  more importantly, how can i inject some html content inside the error div
  after a failed form validation?

  right now its:

  div class=error-messageerror message here/div

  i would like it to hypothetically be:

  div class=error-messagediv class=nested-diverror message
  here/div/div

  is this possible sanely?

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Re: Tree reorder method won't work if other model methods are called first

[Corie]

I finally tracked down the problem. The reorder method calls children
to get the nodes of the root level first, but children has the
following condition:

if ($id === null  $model-id) {
$id = $model-id;
} elseif (!$id) {
$id = null;
}

So if you were saving things to the model beforehand, the $model-id
is probably still set. Do unset() or $model-id = null; before calling
reorder and everything works.

Is there some sort of cleanup or reset method for the model?

-Corie

On Oct 9, 3:07 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm having a strange issue with theTreebehavior method, reorder().

 If I do this it works:

 function order() {
         $this-Page-reorder(array('field' = 'Page.order', 'order' =
 'ASC'));

 }

 But if I do this, it won't reorder thetree:

 function order() {
         $this-data = array();
         foreach($this-params['form']['rows_list'] as $order = $id) {
                 $this-data[] = array('id' = $id, 'order' = $order);
         }
         $this-Page-saveAll($this-data);

         $this-Page-reorder(array('field' = 'Page.order', 'order' =
 'ASC'));

 }

 I know the saving of my order fields is working because I can do the
 saveAll, edit the function putting the reorder() call first, then call
 the function again and it will reorder it properly. The order()
 function here is being called by Ajax. Anyone have a clue?
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Tree reorder method won't work if other model methods are called first

[Corie]

I'm having a strange issue with the Tree behavior method, reorder().

If I do this it works:

function order() {
$this-Page-reorder(array('field' = 'Page.order', 'order' =
'ASC'));
}

But if I do this, it won't reorder the tree:

function order() {
$this-data = array();
foreach($this-params['form']['rows_list'] as $order = $id) {
$this-data[] = array('id' = $id, 'order' = $order);
}
$this-Page-saveAll($this-data);

$this-Page-reorder(array('field' = 'Page.order', 'order' =
'ASC'));
}

I know the saving of my order fields is working because I can do the
saveAll, edit the function putting the reorder() call first, then call
the function again and it will reorder it properly. The order()
function here is being called by Ajax. Anyone have a clue?
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Re: HABTM Query: use containable or not?

[Corie]

Thanks for the reply Dave. Your nested contain example helped me
figure out a way to solve my needs.

I was trying to do a find() on the Album model, when I actually needed
to turn it around and do a find() on Category which contains
Album.active = 1.

$this-Category-contain('Album.active = 1');
$data = $this-Category-find('all', array( 'conditions' =
array('Category.id' = 1) ) );

And to get the Images included in each Album:

$data = $this-Category-find('all', array(
'conditions' = array('Category.id' = 1),
'contain' = array(
'Album' = array(
'Image',
'conditions' = 
array('Album.active' = 1)
)
)
)
);

-Corie

On Jul 3, 4:59 pm, DaveMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Yesterday I started a blog for my CakePHP frustrations and joys. While
 I haven't done any customization and I'll probably murder my future
 PageRank by doing this so early, I posted an article that I think
 might help.

 http://lampable.blogspot.com/2008/07/taming-containables-in-cakephp-1...

 On Jul 2, 12:07 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I'm confused about the new Containable behavior, the missing Bindable
  behavior and how to do a HABTM find with conditions.

  Here's the set up, simplified.

  Category model
  habtm = Album

  Album model
  hasMany = Image

  I want to return all the Albums (Images included) where conditions are
  Category.id = 1 AND Album.active = 1.

  I've tried going at it different ways without success. Does anyone
  have a suggestion?

  -Corie
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HABTM Query: use containable or not?

[Corie]

I'm confused about the new Containable behavior, the missing Bindable
behavior and how to do a HABTM find with conditions.

Here's the set up, simplified.

Category model
habtm = Album

Album model
hasMany = Image

I want to return all the Albums (Images included) where conditions are
Category.id = 1 AND Album.active = 1.

I've tried going at it different ways without success. Does anyone
have a suggestion?

-Corie
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Shipping Modules

[Corie]

I'm building a shopping cart and want to integrate shipping APIs. Now,
I've found existing code for UPS Rates  Services and something
similar for FedEx. But what I really want is an API that will actually
create a shipment, schedule it for pickup, provide a label and
tracking code, etc. You can't even get a UPS developer's kit without
submitting a request form. For all the shopping carts out there using
modular plugins for shipping and payment processors, I figured there
had to be some code already written for a full shipment creator. I
just can't find it.

Might anyone know of such a PHP morsel that could make a good topping
for a Cake app?

-Corie
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Re: Using bootstrap to load app_controller

[Corie]

I opened a ticket https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/4959

Supposedly it's as expected.

-Corie

On Jun 16, 5:33 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Perhaps I will.

 This works for now:

 $controllerPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'controllers' . DS);

 if(!file_exists(ROOT . DS . APP_DIR . DS . 'app_controller.php')) {
         $controllerPaths[] = CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'app_controller' . DS;

 }

 -Corie

 On Jun 16, 5:19 pm, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 1:54 PM, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   This is precisely what I've done. I just can't get the app_controller
   shared if I ever want to use a different local app_controller.

   Could I do something like:

   if( file_exists( APP_DIR . DS . 'app_controller.php') ) {
      use it
   } else {
      use the shared one
   }

   Would it just need to be included?

  I think you should open a ticket on trac.cakephp.org  it seems that
  this is not the expected behavior but maybe they need to just clarify
  the documentation a little.  I wouldn't think you need to do something
  like that.

  Sam D

   -Corie

   On Jun 16, 4:49 pm, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 4:45 PM, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

It is documented in the manual
   http://manual.cakephp.org/view/32/installation#advanced-installation-35

   Thanks for pointing that out, Sam.

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Re: image upload - anything over than phpThumb

[Corie]

I would first try testing with no additional components and just use
a href=http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-
file.phpmove_uploaded_file/a.

Once you confirm it works start debugging components. I've had success
using Image Toolbox, also in the bakery.

-Corie

On Jun 19, 7:44 pm, koala kid [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi all,

 I've tired in vain all day to upload an image via a form to my site.
 I've tried using the phpThumb Component (http://bakery.cakephp.org/
 articles/view/phpthumb-component) and also manually via $_FILES. I
 keep getting an error such as the one below, which is from the
 component:

  [0] = Can not write to target directory [/path-to-my-dir/html/app/
 webroot/img/thumb/]

 I would really appreciate any assistance I could get or some code that
 is proven to work. The directory has write permissions 777.

 Thanks in advance.
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Re: Hansel and Gretel do Cake

[Corie]

I used it on one website with a lot of static pages. You can see the
breadcrumb in action here: 
http://www.youngtravel.com/pages/geographies/africa_mid_east/botswana_chiefs_camp

I used a small element to build the crumbs.

?php
if($page!='home')
{
$path = explode('/', $this-here);
array_shift($path);

$url = '/';
$link = '';
foreach($path as $part)
{
if($part == '' || $part == 'pages')
$url .= array_shift($path).'/';
}

if(stristr($url, 'pages'))
$link = '/pages';

$html-addCrumb('Young Travel  Cruises', '/pages/home');

foreach($path as $page)
{
$link .= '/'.$page;
$html-addCrumb(Inflector::humanize($page), $link);
}
}
?

div id=breadcrumb
?php echo $html-getCrumbs(' raquo; ');?
/div

I built this a long time ago so I'm certain there's a better way to do
it.

-Corie


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 I'm trying to make some sense out of the two methods addCrumb and
 getCrumbs. Okay, I haven't put them to the test yet, but I'm wondering
 two things:-

 1. Has anybody used them and can they link me to a realworld website.
 2. Shouldn't there be a deleteCrumb function for the backwards nav?
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Using bootstrap to load app_controller

[Corie]

I'm using the bootstrap file to load up default controllers and other
stuff.

In app/config/bootstrap.php

$modelPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'models' . DS);
$behaviorPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'models' . DS . 'behaviors' . DS);
$viewPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'views' . DS);
$helperPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'views' . DS . 'helpers' . DS);
$controllerPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'controllers' . DS);
$componentPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
'controllers' . DS . 'components' . DS);

This all works as expected and cascades properly.
app/controllers/test_controller.php will first if it exists
if not then
cake_core/shares/controllers/test_controller.php will load.

But when I put an app_controller in cake_core/shares/controllers/ it
always loads it even if my app has its own app_controller. It only
loads the local version if I remove the one from shares. Is there any
way around this? Or is it not meant to load an app_controller?

-Corie
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Re: Using bootstrap to load app_controller

[Corie]

BTW, if you're testing this, make sure to delete your tmp/cache/
persistent/ files.

-Corie

On Jun 16, 3:45 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm using the bootstrap file to load up default controllers and other
 stuff.

 In app/config/bootstrap.php

 $modelPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'models' . DS);
 $behaviorPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'models' . DS . 'behaviors' . DS);
 $viewPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'views' . DS);
 $helperPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'views' . DS . 'helpers' . DS);
 $controllerPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'controllers' . DS);
 $componentPaths = array(CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH . DS . 'shares' . DS .
 'controllers' . DS . 'components' . DS);

 This all works as expected and cascades properly.
 app/controllers/test_controller.php will first if it exists
 if not then
 cake_core/shares/controllers/test_controller.php will load.

 But when I put an app_controller in cake_core/shares/controllers/ it
 always loads it even if my app has its own app_controller. It only
 loads the local version if I remove the one from shares. Is there any
 way around this? Or is it not meant to load an app_controller?

 -Corie
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Re: Using bootstrap to load app_controller

[Corie]

I've not found any examples.

What would you recommend as a better way to share models, controllers,
and views between multiple sites?

-Corie

On Jun 16, 3:59 pm, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 3:45 PM, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I'm using the bootstrap file to load up default controllers and other
  stuff.

 Why would you do it this way when none of the examples out there do
 anything remotely similar to this.

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Re: Using bootstrap to load app_controller

[Corie]

I build a lot of small web sites and most of them use the same type of
controllers so I'd like to be able to have one set of these to update
instead of 20 to update every time I make a change. Maybe plugins
would be another route to go, but that would require having to update
all the sites for every small change I make.

It gives me a great stepping stone to have this template when I start
a new site. And when I want to add another feature I can do so for all
sites at the same time.

-Corie

On Jun 16, 4:16 pm, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 4:11 PM, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I've not found any examples.

  What would you recommend as a better way to share models, controllers,
  and views between multiple sites?

  -Corie

 Having never done that (i.e. sharing models, controllers and views
 between multiple sites) I do not have an answer, but from what I do
 know about building CakePHP apps, it is definitely not that way.

 Perhaps you could explain a little more what it is you are trying to do.

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Re: Using bootstrap to load app_controller

[Corie]

This is precisely what I've done. I just can't get the app_controller
shared if I ever want to use a different local app_controller.

Could I do something like:

if( file_exists( APP_DIR . DS . 'app_controller.php') ) {
use it
} else {
use the shared one
}

Would it just need to be included?

-Corie

On Jun 16, 4:49 pm, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Mon, Jun 16, 2008 at 4:45 PM, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  It is documented in the manual
 http://manual.cakephp.org/view/32/installation#advanced-installation-35

 Thanks for pointing that out, Sam.

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Auth errors in RC1

[Corie]

I've got a development server and a live server running my websites.
I've upgraded to RC1 and I'm getting some errors when trying to access
some pages that rely on Acl. Auth works because it logs me in but any
page that requires Acl gives these errors.

Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
components/auth.php, line 439]

Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
components/auth.php, line 440]

Notice (8): Undefined index:  controller [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
components/auth.php, line 440]

Warning (512): Auth::startup() - Attempted access of un-mapped action
 in controller  [CORE/cake/libs/controller/components/auth.php,
line 440]

Warning (2): Cannot modify header information - headers already sent
by (output started at /usr/lib/php/cake/cake/basics.php:111) [CORE/
cake/libs/controller/controller.php, line 576]

I'm using $this-Auth-authorize = 'crud';

The code and file structure is the exact same on both servers. One
works (winblows) and one does not (linux).
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Re: Auth errors in RC1

[Corie]

Thanks for the tip.

I double checked the schema and they're correct. I also downloaded the
live database to the local machine and it still works locally.

Just curious, but why doesn't the acl join table follow cake
conventions? Shouldn't it be acos_aros instead of aros_acos?

-Corie

On Jun 12, 12:16 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Could it have something to do with case sensitivity?

 I also am using Auth with 'crud' and am not having any troubles with
 the current svn version of cake on either my local windows or remote
 linux servers.

 There must be some difference between the two servers.  Maybe the
 database schemas are different?  I once ran into trouble with the Acl
 Component, because in my aros_acos table the crud columns were set as
 INT, when they should have been CHAR.

 -Aran

 On Jun 12, 8:34 am, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I've got a development server and a live server running my websites.
  I've upgraded to RC1 and I'm getting some errors when trying to access
  some pages that rely on Acl. Auth works because it logs me in but any
  page that requires Acl gives these errors.

  Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
  components/auth.php, line 439]

  Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
  components/auth.php, line 440]

  Notice (8): Undefined index:  controller [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
  components/auth.php, line 440]

  Warning (512): Auth::startup() - Attempted access of un-mapped action
   in controller  [CORE/cake/libs/controller/components/auth.php,
  line 440]

  Warning (2): Cannot modify header information - headers already sent
  by (output started at /usr/lib/php/cake/cake/basics.php:111) [CORE/
  cake/libs/controller/controller.php, line 576]

  I'm using $this-Auth-authorize = 'crud';

  The code and file structure is the exact same on both servers. One
  works (winblows) and one does not (linux).
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Re: Auth errors in RC1

[Corie Slate]

I did delete all the cached files. That's become a habit since it does so
often cause problems.

My guess for aros_acos was so that it came after acos and aros in the tables
list. :p

-Corie

On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 2:58 PM, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Have you deleted all the files in your app/cache directories?  Often
 when I have a problem on one server but not the other it is due to the
 model cache being outdated on the misbehaving server.

 By naming it unconventionally, they protect against someone
 accidentally creating their own acos_aros table and overwriting the
 table that the ACL component relies on ... at least that is my best
 guess.

 -Aran

 On Jun 12, 9:43 am, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Thanks for the tip.
 
  I double checked the schema and they're correct. I also downloaded the
  live database to the local machine and it still works locally.
 
  Just curious, but why doesn't the acl join table follow cake
  conventions? Shouldn't it be acos_aros instead of aros_acos?
 
  -Corie
 
  On Jun 12, 12:16 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
   Could it have something to do with case sensitivity?
 
   I also am using Auth with 'crud' and am not having any troubles with
   the current svn version of cake on either my local windows or remote
   linux servers.
 
   There must be some difference between the two servers.  Maybe the
   database schemas are different?  I once ran into trouble with the Acl
   Component, because in my aros_acos table the crud columns were set as
   INT, when they should have been CHAR.
 
   -Aran
 
   On Jun 12, 8:34 am, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
I've got a development server and a live server running my websites.
I've upgraded to RC1 and I'm getting some errors when trying to
 access
some pages that rely on Acl. Auth works because it logs me in but any
page that requires Acl gives these errors.
 
Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
components/auth.php, line 439]
 
Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
components/auth.php, line 440]
 
Notice (8): Undefined index:  controller [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
components/auth.php, line 440]
 
Warning (512): Auth::startup() - Attempted access of un-mapped action
 in controller  [CORE/cake/libs/controller/components/auth.php,
line 440]
 
Warning (2): Cannot modify header information - headers already sent
by (output started at /usr/lib/php/cake/cake/basics.php:111) [CORE/
cake/libs/controller/controller.php, line 576]
 
I'm using $this-Auth-authorize = 'crud';
 
The code and file structure is the exact same on both servers. One
works (winblows) and one does not (linux).
 



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Re: Auth errors in RC1

[Corie]

I did some tinkering around in the auth component. Notice (8):
Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/components/
auth.php, line 439] was pointing at line 439 ( if (!isset($this-
actionMap[$this-params['action']])) { ) because the $this-params
variable is empty.

So I added $this-params = $controller-params; to the startup method
and it fixed it, somewhat. Started getting these errors:
Auth::startup() - Attempted access of un-mapped action admin_index
in controller admin so I just mapped them out. I thought that was
supposed to be automatic for the admin stuff?

I also noticed the same type of Undefined errors in the Email
component where $this-Controller isn't staying set after the
initialization method (only in 1.2 RC1), so there must be something
going on deeper somewhere... all beyond me.

-Corie

On Jun 12, 3:03 pm, Corie Slate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I did delete all the cached files. That's become a habit since it does so
 often cause problems.

 My guess for aros_acos was so that it came after acos and aros in the tables
 list. :p

 -Corie



 On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 2:58 PM, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Have you deleted all the files in your app/cache directories?  Often
  when I have a problem on one server but not the other it is due to the
  model cache being outdated on the misbehaving server.

  By naming it unconventionally, they protect against someone
  accidentally creating their own acos_aros table and overwriting the
  table that the ACL component relies on ... at least that is my best
  guess.

  -Aran

  On Jun 12, 9:43 am, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Thanks for the tip.

   I double checked the schema and they're correct. I also downloaded the
   live database to the local machine and it still works locally.

   Just curious, but why doesn't the acl join table follow cake
   conventions? Shouldn't it be acos_aros instead of aros_acos?

   -Corie

   On Jun 12, 12:16 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Could it have something to do with case sensitivity?

I also am using Auth with 'crud' and am not having any troubles with
the current svn version of cake on either my local windows or remote
linux servers.

There must be some difference between the two servers.  Maybe the
database schemas are different?  I once ran into trouble with the Acl
Component, because in my aros_acos table the crud columns were set as
INT, when they should have been CHAR.

-Aran

On Jun 12, 8:34 am, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I've got a development server and a live server running my websites.
 I've upgraded to RC1 and I'm getting some errors when trying to
  access
 some pages that rely on Acl. Auth works because it logs me in but any
 page that requires Acl gives these errors.

 Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
 components/auth.php, line 439]

 Notice (8): Undefined index:  action [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
 components/auth.php, line 440]

 Notice (8): Undefined index:  controller [CORE/cake/libs/controller/
 components/auth.php, line 440]

 Warning (512): Auth::startup() - Attempted access of un-mapped action
  in controller  [CORE/cake/libs/controller/components/auth.php,
 line 440]

 Warning (2): Cannot modify header information - headers already sent
 by (output started at /usr/lib/php/cake/cake/basics.php:111) [CORE/
 cake/libs/controller/controller.php, line 576]

 I'm using $this-Auth-authorize = 'crud';

 The code and file structure is the exact same on both servers. One
 works (winblows) and one does not (linux).

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How to view all Cake queries?

[Corie]

Of course I have debug set to 2, but sometimes redirects are used.

I'm specifically trying to troubleshoot an Auth problem and need to
see the queries generated. What can I do?
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Re: How to view all Cake queries?

[Corie]

Thanks a bunch. That's precisely what I needed.

On Apr 18, 11:05 am, grigri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Write the sql queries to a text log file.

 I created a custom datasource to allow syntax hilighting of the sql
 log and file-based logging.

 More details in this 
 thread:http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/9609699b...

 Code here:http://openpaste.org/en/6181/

 Hope this helps
 grigri

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  Of course I have debug set to 2, but sometimes redirects are used.

  I'm specifically trying to troubleshoot an Auth problem and need to
  see the queries generated. What can I do?
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Re: HABTM

[Corie]

I have had a lot of problems with HABTM also. I'm convinced it's all
bugged, and trying to find any solution to these simple problems leads
you to workarounds and extra behaviors, which I don't consider
solutions.

Have you tried leaving out the foreignKey and associationForeignKey
and letting Cake apply them automatically?

On Feb 23, 2:13 pm, villas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 @blogica.  Everyone who has made HABTM work is a guru as far as I'm
 concerned :)

 To test what is being returned,  I'm simply putting this in my
 controller view:

 $this-User-recursive = 1;
 debug($this-User-findAll());

 the Group array is always empty.

 Do I need to put more stuff in the model?
 Can anyone share a working example?

 On Feb 23, 6:37 pm, b logica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Oh, I'm by no stretch a Cake guru. I'm still working on my first app
  (porting over an existing site) in my spare time. But I'm trying to
  answer what questions I can so the gurus don't have to. Of course,
  corrections to any erroneous info I might give are more than welcome.

  I think that part of the problem with the
  $associationForeignKey/$foreignKey is that, under some circumstances,
  it doesn't matter if they're reversed. I say that because I just did
  just that in one of my models and it showed no obvious effect. But (if
  I'm correct in that assumption) problems definitely will show up if
  there are other inconsistencies.

  What I mean is, once the models, controllers, etc. are set up
  correctly, it may be that *sometimes* those values may be switched
  without showing any errors. But this will only be the case once
  everything's set up. Until then, if the values are switched, things
  will go wrong immediately.

  I'm just talking out of my arse right now; none of this has been
  tested. But I can see for myself that switching the values doesn't
  cause any obvious error.

  Actually, upon further thought, I think that it's not crucial for
  SELECT but that a save would fail miserably (or, more likely, have
  very inconsistent results).

  As for your initial problem, you probably need to set the correct
  recursion. You can also look into using the Bindable behavior:

 http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/bindable-behavior-control-you...

  On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 12:38 PM, villas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

@blogica.  Thanks for your reply and although you may be right about
the keys being reversed in my inital post,  I had already tried them
both ways before posting.

You are also right about other examples being confused.  The CookBook
example seems to be wrong in a couple of ways and when I eventually
discover how this works,  I'll be delighted to propose amendments.

Until then,  perhaps the best way for me to figure this out is by
copying someone's working code.  Perhaps some kind soul would provide
the barest working example for me to copy.  Otherwise,  I hope blogica
or some other guru may provide an insight.

On Feb 23, 4:56 pm, b logica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 You have your keys reversed.

 'foreignKey' = 'user_id',
 'associationForeignKey' = 'group_id',

 This same thing has caught me up, over and over again, due to looking
 at the array and its keys from the wrong perspective. Rather than the
 keys  values be about Group they are more about User, as pertains to
 Group. I hope that makes sense. Just remember that the key with
 'association' is for the 'other' model (ie. not the model for the
 present class but the one that is the key in the $hasAndBelongsToMany
 array.

 A surprising number of examples out there have it reversed. I think
 there's an example in the docs somewhere that has it reversed, also.

On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 10:22 AM, villas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Cake 1.2 Beta / Php 5.xx / Firebird 2

   I have never succeeded in making even the simplest HABTM association
   work. I tried scaffold and reading everything I could and
   experimenting different ways.  Here is the simple setup:

   Users:  id, name
   Groups: id, name
   Groups_Users: user_id, group_id

   Model:  User.php
   class User extends AppModel {

  var $name = 'User';
  var $useTable = 'users';

  var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array(
  'Group' = array('className' = 'Group',
  'joinTable' = 
   'groups_users',
  'foreignKey' = 
   'group_id',
  'associationForeignKey' = 
   'user_id',
  'unique' = true,
  'conditions' = '',
  'fields' = '',
  'order' = '',
 

Re: HABTM

[Corie]

I built a quick test with HABTM and got it to work.

groups_controller.php

class GroupsController extends AppController {

var $name = 'Groups';
var $helpers = array('Html', 'Form');

function index() {
$this-Group-recursive = 1;
pr($this-Group-findAll());
}

}

users_controller.php

class UsersController extends AppController {

var $name = 'Users';
var $helpers = array('Html', 'Form');

function index() {
$this-User-recursive = 1;
pr($this-User-findAll());
}

}

Model: group.php

class Group extends AppModel {
var $name = 'Group';
var $useTable = 'groups';

var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array(
'User' = array(
'className' = 'User'
)
);
}

Model: user.php

class User extends AppModel {
var $name = 'User';
var $useTable = 'users';

var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array(
'Group' = array(
'className' = 'Group'
)
);
}

Here's the print out from the users controller with associated groups
data.

Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[User] = Array
(
[id] = 1
[name] = bob
)

[Group] = Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[id] = 1
[name] = admins
)
)
)

[1] = Array
(
[User] = Array
(
[id] = 3
[name] = hank
)

[Group] = Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[id] = 3
[name] = janitors
)
)
)

[2] = Array
(
[User] = Array
(
[id] = 2
[name] = john
)

[Group] = Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[id] = 2
[name] = editors
)

[1] = Array
(
[id] = 3
[name] = janitors
)
)
)
)


On Feb 23, 9:13 pm, villas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Thanks b logica.  I already tried recursive = 1,2,3 etc,  but that
 didn't work.

 Thanks also for the bindable-behaviour example and I will try it in
 the morning.
 However,  I'm already using work-around solutions.
 My point is that Cake's own HABTM model just doesn't seem to work for
 the simplest of cases.

 If anyone has a true HABTM model working,  I would still be happy to
 hear it.

 On Feb 23, 10:36 pm, b logica [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 4:46 PM, villas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks for the idea.  My set up is so simple that I can try anything
in seconds :)

  Try:
  $recursive = 2;
  $this-User-find('[all|first|list]', $conditions, $fields, $recursive);

I commented out the key lines as you suggested and it just worked as
before,  it returned the [user] data but not the [group].  In other
words, no change.

I've been playing with this on and off since November and it has not
worked yet!  If someone could post here the simplest working example,
I would be grateful.  Until then,  I'm sceptical that anyone actually
uses HABTM.  I can just imagine that everyone has given it a try and
then just found ways to work around the problem!

  Try using the Bindable behavior. Comment out the binding params in
  your models, leaving:

  var $hasAndBelongsToMany = 'Group';
  var $hasAndBelongsToMany = 'User';

  class AppModel extends Model{
  var $actsAs = array('Bindable' = array('notices' = true));
  ...

  }

  UsersController:

  $criteria = array(
  'conditions' = array('User.name' = 'foo'),
  'restrict' = array(
  'Group(id,name)'
  )
  );
  $this-set('users', $this-User-find('all', $criteria, null, null));

  Here's a working example. This controller action is for a member
  directory. An alphabetical list of links is provided, each passing its
  letter. A list of members, with associated data, is returned.

  function findByLetter()
  {
  $letter = $this-params['letter'];
  $conditions = array(
  'conditions' = LOWER(SUBSTRING(last_name, 1, 1)) = 
  '${letter}',
  'restrict' = array(
  'MemberProfile(organisation)',
  'Discipline(id,name_en,slug_en)'
  )
  );

  $this-Member-order = 

Switching useDbConfig variable

[Corie]

I'm running the same cake app on two different servers, development
and production. I want to change the database config that's used
depending on the server. I've got the following set up now.

/config/database.php

class DATABASE_CONFIG {
var $development = array(
'driver' = 'mysql',
'persistent' = false,
'host' = 'localhost',
'port' = '',
'login' = 'admin',
'password' = 'password',
'database' = 'db',
'schema' = '',
'prefix' = '',
'encoding' = ''
);
var $production = array(
'driver' = 'mysql',
'persistent' = false,
'host' = 'localhost',
'port' = '',
'login' = 'user_admin',
'password' = 'password',
'database' = 'user_db',
'schema' = '',
'prefix' = '',
'encoding' = ''
);
}

/models/table.php

class Table extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Table';

function beforeFind()
{
if(is_dir('D:\webserver\private_html\site'))
{
$this-useDbConfig = 'development';
}
elseif(is_dir(DS.'home'.DS.'user'.DS.'public_html'))
{
$this-useDbConfig = 'production';
}
}
}

It just keeps trying to use the 'default' config. I've also tested my
logic by just putting $this-useDbConfig = 'development'; directly
under the beforeFind() function, but it still does nothing. Do I need
to put this somewhere else?
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Re: Switching useDbConfig variable

[Corie]

Oh, nevermind. I just reread. I guess I was simply trying to set up
the if else inside the database_config class and set the $default
accordingly.

On Feb 8, 1:37 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 That actually does look like a better solution, as I was also trying
 to figure out how to make it switch for all Models.

 I'm a bit new to OOP, how do you set up your /config/database.php
 file? You have to put the conditionals in a function right?

 On Feb 8, 11:32 am, grigri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Interesting... I do it a completely different way. I have 2 database
  config files : database.dev.php and database.live.php, each containing
  a full DATABASE_CONFIG class with my configurations (default, test,
  and whatever else I need for the app).

  Then, in /config/database.php, I have this:

  if (empty($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']) ||
  in_array(strtolower($_SERVER[SERVER_NAME]), array('grigri',
  'localhost'))) {
require ./database.dev.php;}

  else {
require ./database.live.php;

  }

  This way the models don't have to make any changes, it's all
  automatic.

  How do other people deal with this?

  On Feb 8, 4:23 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I'm running the same cake app on two different servers, development
   and production. I want to change the database config that's used
   depending on the server. I've got the following set up now.

   /config/database.php

   class DATABASE_CONFIG {
   var $development = array(
   'driver' = 'mysql',
   'persistent' = false,
   'host' = 'localhost',
   'port' = '',
   'login' = 'admin',
   'password' = 'password',
   'database' = 'db',
   'schema' = '',
   'prefix' = '',
   'encoding' = ''
   );
   var $production = array(
   'driver' = 'mysql',
   'persistent' = false,
   'host' = 'localhost',
   'port' = '',
   'login' = 'user_admin',
   'password' = 'password',
   'database' = 'user_db',
   'schema' = '',
   'prefix' = '',
   'encoding' = ''
   );

   }

   /models/table.php

   class Table extends AppModel
   {
   var $name = 'Table';

   function beforeFind()
   {
   if(is_dir('D:\webserver\private_html\site'))
   {
   $this-useDbConfig = 'development';
   }
   elseif(is_dir(DS.'home'.DS.'user'.DS.'public_html'))
   {
   $this-useDbConfig = 'production';
   }
   }

   }

   It just keeps trying to use the 'default' config. I've also tested my
   logic by just putting $this-useDbConfig = 'development'; directly
   under the beforeFind() function, but it still does nothing. Do I need
   to put this somewhere else?
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Re: Switching useDbConfig variable

[Corie]

That actually does look like a better solution, as I was also trying
to figure out how to make it switch for all Models.

I'm a bit new to OOP, how do you set up your /config/database.php
file? You have to put the conditionals in a function right?

On Feb 8, 11:32 am, grigri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Interesting... I do it a completely different way. I have 2 database
 config files : database.dev.php and database.live.php, each containing
 a full DATABASE_CONFIG class with my configurations (default, test,
 and whatever else I need for the app).

 Then, in /config/database.php, I have this:

 if (empty($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']) ||
 in_array(strtolower($_SERVER[SERVER_NAME]), array('grigri',
 'localhost'))) {
   require ./database.dev.php;}

 else {
   require ./database.live.php;

 }

 This way the models don't have to make any changes, it's all
 automatic.

 How do other people deal with this?

 On Feb 8, 4:23 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I'm running the same cake app on two different servers, development
  and production. I want to change the database config that's used
  depending on the server. I've got the following set up now.

  /config/database.php

  class DATABASE_CONFIG {
  var $development = array(
  'driver' = 'mysql',
  'persistent' = false,
  'host' = 'localhost',
  'port' = '',
  'login' = 'admin',
  'password' = 'password',
  'database' = 'db',
  'schema' = '',
  'prefix' = '',
  'encoding' = ''
  );
  var $production = array(
  'driver' = 'mysql',
  'persistent' = false,
  'host' = 'localhost',
  'port' = '',
  'login' = 'user_admin',
  'password' = 'password',
  'database' = 'user_db',
  'schema' = '',
  'prefix' = '',
  'encoding' = ''
  );

  }

  /models/table.php

  class Table extends AppModel
  {
  var $name = 'Table';

  function beforeFind()
  {
  if(is_dir('D:\webserver\private_html\site'))
  {
  $this-useDbConfig = 'development';
  }
  elseif(is_dir(DS.'home'.DS.'user'.DS.'public_html'))
  {
  $this-useDbConfig = 'production';
  }
  }

  }

  It just keeps trying to use the 'default' config. I've also tested my
  logic by just putting $this-useDbConfig = 'development'; directly
  under the beforeFind() function, but it still does nothing. Do I need
  to put this somewhere else?
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Re: hasOne association question

[Corie]

Thanks for the reply Brian.

Interesting thought on reversing the association, that would work
pretty well me thinks, but it doesn't follow the program logic.

Shouldn't something like this work...

$unansweredQuestions = $this-Question-findAll(array('Answer.id' =
''));

It just doesn't.

On Jan 26, 10:17 pm, brian_gaff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Is this proper behavior? It seems like it should not return an Answer

 array at all.

 Yes. You can do something like

  if(isset($question['Answer']['id']))
  {
   /* do something with answer */
  }

 You might consider reversing it and putting the foriegn key in the
 questions table, and having each Answer haveOne question and each
 Question belongTo an answer. If you do that you can do:

  $questionsWithNoAns = $this-Question-

 findAll(array('Question.answer_id' = 0));

 On Jan 25, 12:18 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Using Cake 1.2, when I perform a findAll() on a model with a hasOne
  association it's returning an array for the associated table even if
  there is no record.

  Here's an example.

  // question.php
  class Question extends AppModel
  {
  var $name = 'Question';
  var $hasOne = 'Answer';

  }

  // answer.php
  class Answer extends AppModel
  {
  var $name = 'Answer';
  var $belongsTo = 'Question';

  }

  // questions_controller.php
  class QuestionsController extends AppController
  {
  function index()
  {
  $questions = $this-Question-findAll();
  pr($questions);
  }

  }

  // outputs

  Array
  (
  [0] = Array
  (
  [Question] = Array
  (
  [id] = 4
  [question] = why?
  [created] = 2008-01-25 00:23:44
  [ip] = 192.168.0.101
  )

  [Answer] = Array
  (
  [id] =
  [question_id] =
  [answer] =
  [created] =
  [name] =
  )
  )
  )

  Is this proper behavior? It seems like it should not return an Answer
  array at all.

  Anyways, another question is, how would I go about finding only
  questions which do not have answers?
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Re: hasOne association question

[Corie]

Oh wait, I just figured it out.

$unansweredQuestions = $this-Question-findAll(array('Answer.id' =
null));

Had no idea I could just put null in there. Sweet, thanks.

On Jan 27, 12:10 am, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Thanks for the reply Brian.

 Interesting thought on reversing the association, that would work
 pretty well me thinks, but it doesn't follow the program logic.

 Shouldn't something like this work...

 $unansweredQuestions = $this-Question-findAll(array('Answer.id' =
 ''));

 It just doesn't.

 On Jan 26, 10:17 pm, brian_gaff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  Is this proper behavior? It seems like it should not return an Answer

  array at all.

  Yes. You can do something like

   if(isset($question['Answer']['id']))
   {
/* do something with answer */
   }

  You might consider reversing it and putting the foriegn key in the
  questions table, and having each Answer haveOne question and each
  Question belongTo an answer. If you do that you can do:

   $questionsWithNoAns = $this-Question-

  findAll(array('Question.answer_id' = 0));

  On Jan 25, 12:18 pm, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Using Cake 1.2, when I perform a findAll() on a model with a hasOne
   association it's returning an array for the associated table even if
   there is no record.

   Here's an example.

   // question.php
   class Question extends AppModel
   {
   var $name = 'Question';
   var $hasOne = 'Answer';

   }

   // answer.php
   class Answer extends AppModel
   {
   var $name = 'Answer';
   var $belongsTo = 'Question';

   }

   // questions_controller.php
   class QuestionsController extends AppController
   {
   function index()
   {
   $questions = $this-Question-findAll();
   pr($questions);
   }

   }

   // outputs

   Array
   (
   [0] = Array
   (
   [Question] = Array
   (
   [id] = 4
   [question] = why?
   [created] = 2008-01-25 00:23:44
   [ip] = 192.168.0.101
   )

   [Answer] = Array
   (
   [id] =
   [question_id] =
   [answer] =
   [created] =
   [name] =
   )
   )
   )

   Is this proper behavior? It seems like it should not return an Answer
   array at all.

   Anyways, another question is, how would I go about finding only
   questions which do not have answers?
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[Corie]

Using Cake 1.2, when I perform a findAll() on a model with a hasOne
association it's returning an array for the associated table even if
there is no record.

Here's an example.

// question.php
class Question extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Question';
var $hasOne = 'Answer';
}

// answer.php
class Answer extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Answer';
var $belongsTo = 'Question';
}

// questions_controller.php
class QuestionsController extends AppController
{
function index()
{
$questions = $this-Question-findAll();
pr($questions);
}
}

// outputs

Array
(
[0] = Array
(
[Question] = Array
(
[id] = 4
[question] = why?
[created] = 2008-01-25 00:23:44
[ip] = 192.168.0.101
)

[Answer] = Array
(
[id] =
[question_id] =
[answer] =
[created] =
[name] =
)
)
)

Is this proper behavior? It seems like it should not return an Answer
array at all.

Anyways, another question is, how would I go about finding only
questions which do not have answers?
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How to select using HABTM?

[Corie]

I'm a bit confused about how to select records from a table in a HABTM
association.

I have categories and I have images. I want to get all the images in a
specific category.

Models:

class Category extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Category';
var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array('Image' =
   array('className'= 'Image',
 'conditions'   = '',
 'order'= '',
 'limit'= '',
 'unique'   = true,
 'finderQuery'  = '',
 'deleteQuery'  = '',
   )
   );
var $validate = array(
'name' = VALID_NOT_EMPTY,
'parentid' = VALID_NUMBER
);
}

class Image extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Image';
var $hasAndBelongsToMany = array('Category' =
   array('className'= 'Category',
 'conditions'   = '',
 'order'= '',
 'limit'= '',
 'unique'   = true,
 'finderQuery'  = '',
 'deleteQuery'  = '',
   )
   );
var $validate = array(
'filename' = VALID_NOT_EMPTY
);
}

What is the best way to select all the images from a specific category?


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Re: $ajax-submit() not writing script tag inside ajax called view

[Corie]

Okay, I just figured out that it is writing the script tag but my
view generated source button wasn't showing it. Is there an error
proof way to view all output?

The ajax call looks good now and the form looks correct, but when I
submit the form and pr($this-params) there's no data array in it.
$this-data is also empty, even though the form element names are
data[Model][column].

Any ideas what i'm doing wrong?

On Oct 23, 11:06 pm, corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Oh and also, using $ajax-form() will work fine in this case, but I
 don't want to use it because it uses a deprecated $html method and I
 want to be able to submit to different locations depending on the
 button clicked.

 On Oct 23, 1:42 pm, corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I'm having a strange issue with $ajax-submit() not writing the
  script tag after the input, but only inside of an ajax called
  view.

  Here is the edit view (called with ajax into another view):

  h2Edit Category/h2
  form method=post action=?php echo $html-url('/categories/edit') ?

  ?php echo $html-hidden('Category/id')?
  p
  label for=CategoryNameName:/labelbr /
  ?php echo $html-input('Category/name', array('style' = 
  'width:
  400px;'))?
  ?php echo $html-tagErrorMsg('Category/name', 'Name is 
  required.') ?

  /p
  p
  label for=CategoryDescriptionDescription:/labelbr /
  ?php echo $html-textarea('Category/description',
  array('rows'='5', 'style' = 'width:400px;')) ?
  /p
  p
  label for=CategoryParentidParent Category:/label
  ?php echo $html-selectTag('Category/parentid', 
  $cat_select,
  $data['Category']['parentid'], null, null, false, false)?
  /p
  p
  ?php echo $ajax-submit('Save', array('update' = 
  '/categories/
  edit')); ?
  /p
  /form

  I've traced through all the functions that $ajax-submit() uses and
  echoed out the results all the way down to $javascript-codeBlock().
  codeBlock() is the function which encloses the $script inside script
  tags. I echoed out the $script and it looks okay:

  Event.observe('button18502', 'click', function(event) { new
  Ajax.Updater('categories','/cake/categories/edit', {asynchronous:true,
  evalScripts:true, requestHeaders:['X-Update', 'categories']}) },
  false);

  But when it tries to return sprintf($this-tags['javascriptblock'],
  $script), nothing is returned.

  Again, this all works inside a view NOT called by ajax.


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Re: $ajax-submit() not writing script tag inside ajax called view

[Corie]

Cool extension, but it still doesn't show the script tags when
called through ajax.

I figured out my problem. I was using a custom helper extension to
create ajax submit buttons, but I had forgot to include the following:

if (!isset($options['with']))
{
$options['with'] = 'Form.serialize(Event.element(event).form)';
}

Works perfectly now.

On Oct 24, 11:03 am, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On 10/24/07, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  Any ideas what i'm doing wrong?

 No, but have you tried using FireBug in FireFox to debug your Ajax
 stuff?  Best debugging tool I've ever used for figuring out problems
 with Ajax-related stuff.

 --
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Can $ajax-sortable drag around table rows?

[Corie]

I have a table in which I want to sort the rows by using the drag and
drop methods of $ajax-sortable, but it's not working. Are table rows
even draggable, or do I have to make a nested table inside a ul?


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Re: Can $ajax-sortable drag around table rows?

[Corie]

Yea I did the same. It's not as efficient but it works well.

On Oct 24, 6:29 pm, schneimi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I had the same problem and ended up in using a nested table inside a
 ul, but I don't like it very much.

 I found out that there is a tag option which can be used like 
 $ajax-sortable('sortable_table', array('tag' = 'tr')) but it didn't work

 as well.

 On 24 Okt., 20:25, Corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I have a table in which I want to sort the rows by using the drag and
  drop methods of $ajax-sortable, but it's not working. Are table rows
  even draggable, or do I have to make a nested table inside a ul?


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$ajax-submit() not writing script tag inside ajax called view

[corie]

I'm having a strange issue with $ajax-submit() not writing the
script tag after the input, but only inside of an ajax called
view.

Here is the edit view (called with ajax into another view):

h2Edit Category/h2
form method=post action=?php echo $html-url('/categories/edit') ?

?php echo $html-hidden('Category/id')?
p
label for=CategoryNameName:/labelbr /
?php echo $html-input('Category/name', array('style' = 
'width:
400px;'))?
?php echo $html-tagErrorMsg('Category/name', 'Name is 
required.') ?

/p
p
label for=CategoryDescriptionDescription:/labelbr /
?php echo $html-textarea('Category/description',
array('rows'='5', 'style' = 'width:400px;')) ?
/p
p
label for=CategoryParentidParent Category:/label
?php echo $html-selectTag('Category/parentid', $cat_select,
$data['Category']['parentid'], null, null, false, false)?
/p
p
?php echo $ajax-submit('Save', array('update' = '/categories/
edit')); ?
/p
/form

I've traced through all the functions that $ajax-submit() uses and
echoed out the results all the way down to $javascript-codeBlock().
codeBlock() is the function which encloses the $script inside script
tags. I echoed out the $script and it looks okay:

Event.observe('button18502', 'click', function(event) { new
Ajax.Updater('categories','/cake/categories/edit', {asynchronous:true,
evalScripts:true, requestHeaders:['X-Update', 'categories']}) },
false);

But when it tries to return sprintf($this-tags['javascriptblock'],
$script), nothing is returned.

Again, this all works inside a view NOT called by ajax.


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Re: $ajax-submit() not writing script tag inside ajax called view

[corie]

Oh and also, using $ajax-form() will work fine in this case, but I
don't want to use it because it uses a deprecated $html method and I
want to be able to submit to different locations depending on the
button clicked.

On Oct 23, 1:42 pm, corie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm having a strange issue with $ajax-submit() not writing the
 script tag after the input, but only inside of an ajax called
 view.

 Here is the edit view (called with ajax into another view):

 h2Edit Category/h2
 form method=post action=?php echo $html-url('/categories/edit') ?

 ?php echo $html-hidden('Category/id')?
 p
 label for=CategoryNameName:/labelbr /
 ?php echo $html-input('Category/name', array('style' = 
 'width:
 400px;'))?
 ?php echo $html-tagErrorMsg('Category/name', 'Name is 
 required.') ?

 /p
 p
 label for=CategoryDescriptionDescription:/labelbr /
 ?php echo $html-textarea('Category/description',
 array('rows'='5', 'style' = 'width:400px;')) ?
 /p
 p
 label for=CategoryParentidParent Category:/label
 ?php echo $html-selectTag('Category/parentid', $cat_select,
 $data['Category']['parentid'], null, null, false, false)?
 /p
 p
 ?php echo $ajax-submit('Save', array('update' = 
 '/categories/
 edit')); ?
 /p
 /form

 I've traced through all the functions that $ajax-submit() uses and
 echoed out the results all the way down to $javascript-codeBlock().
 codeBlock() is the function which encloses the $script inside script
 tags. I echoed out the $script and it looks okay:

 Event.observe('button18502', 'click', function(event) { new
 Ajax.Updater('categories','/cake/categories/edit', {asynchronous:true,
 evalScripts:true, requestHeaders:['X-Update', 'categories']}) },
 false);

 But when it tries to return sprintf($this-tags['javascriptblock'],
 $script), nothing is returned.

 Again, this all works inside a view NOT called by ajax.


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