Save double times on Configure::write('debug', 2);
Hi,
every with code is ok?
but on Configure::write('debug', 2); save double times
is this bug?
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Re: Router::mapResources with Configure::write('Routing.admin', 'admin');
i did it this way (without resourceMap() ):
Router::mapResources('lessons', array('prefix' = '/admin/'));
and then i could call REST on /myApp/admin/lessons/delete/1
On Saturday, August 4, 2012 6:05:30 PM UTC+2, Pelz wrote:
I'm having the same problem (but with 2.2.1). What I did was this:
Router::resourceMap(array(array('action' = 'admin_delete', 'method' =
'DELETE', 'id' = true)));
Router::mapResources('CookingUtensils', array('prefix' = '/admin/'));
Router::parseExtensions('xml');
but it doesn't work and I get:
response
code404/code
url/MYPROJECTNAME/admin/cooking_utensils/7.xml/url
namePrivate Action CookingUtensilsController::admin_delete() is not
directly accessible./name
/response
Does someone know how to do this correctly?
On Thursday, November 1, 2007 2:04:40 PM UTC+1, slawil wrote:
Hi,
I have enable Configure::write('Routing.admin', 'admin'); in core.php
and add
Router::mapResources('translators');
to route.php
now when i try to send HTTP DELETE request to /admin/translators/1
I'm getting error:
Missing Method in TranslatorsController
You are seeing this error because the action admin_1 is not defined in
controller TranslatorsController
i try with
Router::mapResources('translators',params(prefix=admin/)); but
without any luck.
Is it this possible in cake 1.2 pre-beta to use admin routing with
REST routing ?
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Re: Router::mapResources with Configure::write('Routing.admin', 'admin');
I'm having the same problem (but with 2.2.1). What I did was this:
Router::resourceMap(array(array('action' = 'admin_delete', 'method' =
'DELETE', 'id' = true)));
Router::mapResources('CookingUtensils', array('prefix' = '/admin/'));
Router::parseExtensions('xml');
but it doesn't work and I get:
response
code404/code
url/MYPROJECTNAME/admin/cooking_utensils/7.xml/url
namePrivate Action CookingUtensilsController::admin_delete() is not
directly accessible./name
/response
Does someone know how to do this correctly?
On Thursday, November 1, 2007 2:04:40 PM UTC+1, slawil wrote:
Hi,
I have enable Configure::write('Routing.admin', 'admin'); in core.php
and add
Router::mapResources('translators');
to route.php
now when i try to send HTTP DELETE request to /admin/translators/1
I'm getting error:
Missing Method in TranslatorsController
You are seeing this error because the action admin_1 is not defined in
controller TranslatorsController
i try with
Router::mapResources('translators',params(prefix=admin/)); but
without any luck.
Is it this possible in cake 1.2 pre-beta to use admin routing with
REST routing ?
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Re: Configure::write('App.baseUrl', env('SCRIPT_NAME')); missing controller
I have the same problem. I am choosing NOT to use mod_rewrite. I followed the instructions in the blog tutorial, but I get missing controllers. If I don't use mod_rewrite, then I am instructed by the tutorial to delete .htaccess. Do I still need to edit the httpd.conf for the overrides? -sb On Saturday, June 16, 2012 5:32:28 AM UTC-4, Anooj P wrote: 1) Make sure that an .htaccess override is allowed: in your httpd.conf, you should have a section that defines a section for each Directory on your server. Make sure the AllowOverride is set to All for the correct Directory. For security and performance reasons, do *not* set AllowOverride to All in Directory /. Instead, look for the Directoryblock that refers to your actual website directory. 2) Make sure you are editing the correct httpd.conf rather than a user- or site-specific httpd.conf. 3)Make sure Apache is loading up mod_rewrite correctly! You should see something like LoadModule rewrite_module libexec/httpd/mod_rewrite.so or (for Apache 1.3) AddModule mod_rewrite.c in your httpd.conf. you wil get more info here http://book.cakephp.org/compare/333/A-Note-on-mod_rewrite/cakephp/cakephp1x -- Our newest site for the community: CakePHP Video Tutorials http://tv.cakephp.org Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://ask.cakephp.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php
Re: Configure::write('App.baseUrl', env('SCRIPT_NAME')); missing controller
1) Make sure that an .htaccess override is allowed: in your httpd.conf, you should have a section that defines a section for each Directory on your server. Make sure the AllowOverride is set to All for the correct Directory. For security and performance reasons, do *not* set AllowOverride to All in Directory /. Instead, look for the Directoryblock that refers to your actual website directory. 2) Make sure you are editing the correct httpd.conf rather than a user- or site-specific httpd.conf. 3)Make sure Apache is loading up mod_rewrite correctly! You should see something like LoadModule rewrite_module libexec/httpd/mod_rewrite.so or (for Apache 1.3) AddModule mod_rewrite.c in your httpd.conf. you wil get more info here http://book.cakephp.org/compare/333/A-Note-on-mod_rewrite/cakephp/cakephp1x -- Our newest site for the community: CakePHP Video Tutorials http://tv.cakephp.org Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://ask.cakephp.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php
Shells in Cake 1.2: Configure::write(Config.language) not working, in Cake 1.3 it works fine...
Hey,
I'm having an issue with the Cake shells in Cake 1.2. I use a shell to
send some status emails, and those emails need to be in a specific
language for each recipient. So I use gettext() to implement that,
which is working very fine in Cake 1.3.
In Cake 1.2, the exact same code does NOT work as expected! I cannot
get the language to change, it's alsways english!
So Configure::write('Config.language', 'ita') does not change
anything, regardless of being in the shell, the email template or in
both.
Does anyone have any clue what I could do to solve this issue?
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Re: Shells in Cake 1.2: Configure::write(Config.language) not working, in Cake 1.3 it works fine...
On Wednesday, 16 May 2012 15:27:12 UTC+2, DigitalDude wrote: Hey, I'm having an issue with the Cake shells in Cake 1.2. I use a shell to send some status emails, and those emails need to be in a specific language for each recipient. So I use gettext() to implement that, which is working very fine in Cake 1.3. In Cake 1.2 You are downgrading? AD -- Our newest site for the community: CakePHP Video Tutorials http://tv.cakephp.org Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://ask.cakephp.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php
Re: Shells in Cake 1.2: Configure::write(Config.language) not working, in Cake 1.3 it works fine...
Hey, no, but I need to extend an existing application where the owner's opinion is that a refactoring would be too expensive. I recommended a refactoring but every client is an individual person with individual thoughts and fears, and I stopped myself from getting upset about those things... :) I figured out why I could not change the language. The app is divided in Front- and Backend and the shell was stored within the backend structure, but the locales (po files) with the translations are stored in the frontend. I moved the shell and the email-template and modified the shell call of the cronjob, and now everything works fine. :) On 16 Mai, 16:26, AD7six andydawso...@gmail.com wrote: On Wednesday, 16 May 2012 15:27:12 UTC+2, DigitalDude wrote: Hey, I'm having an issue with the Cake shells in Cake 1.2. I use a shell to send some status emails, and those emails need to be in a specific language for each recipient. So I use gettext() to implement that, which is working very fine in Cake 1.3. In Cake 1.2 You are downgrading? AD -- Our newest site for the community: CakePHP Video Tutorials http://tv.cakephp.org Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://ask.cakephp.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php
Site wide settings with Configure::write and read
Hello.
I'm currently trying to achieve editable site-wide setting for my website
with Configure::write and read.
My db had id, name and value (ex: 1, site.name, My site)
I have this function in AppController :
function fetchSettings(){
//Loading model on the fly
$this-loadModel('Setting');
//Fetching All params
$this-set('settings', $this-Setting-find('all'));
$name = $setting['Setting']['name'];
$value = $setting['Setting']['value'];
foreach($settings as $setting){
Configure::write($name, $value);
}
}
This is my setting Model :
?php
class Setting extends AppModel {
public $validate = array(
'name' = array(
'rule' = 'notEmpty'
),
'value' = array(
'rule' = 'notEmpty'
)
);
}
And in my view I use :
Configure::read('site.name')
But it does'nt work... any idea ?
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Re: Site wide settings with Configure::write and read
No more luck with :
function fetchSettings(){
$this-loadModel('Setting');
$this-set('settings', $this-Setting-find('all'));
$settingName = $setting['Setting']['name'];
$settingValue = $setting['Setting']['value'];
foreach($settings as $setting):
Configure::write($settingName, $settingValue);
endforeach;
}
Any idea ?
Le mercredi 11 avril 2012 13:33:07 UTC+2, JonStark a écrit :
Hello.
I'm currently trying to achieve editable site-wide setting for my website
with Configure::write and read.
My db had id, name and value (ex: 1, site.name, My site)
I have this function in AppController :
function fetchSettings(){
//Loading model on the fly
$this-loadModel('Setting');
//Fetching All params
$this-set('settings', $this-Setting-find('all'));
$name = $setting['Setting']['name'];
$value = $setting['Setting']['value'];
foreach($settings as $setting){
Configure::write($name, $value);
}
}
This is my setting Model :
?php
class Setting extends AppModel {
public $validate = array(
'name' = array(
'rule' = 'notEmpty'
),
'value' = array(
'rule' = 'notEmpty'
)
);
}
And in my view I use :
Configure::read('site.name')
But it does'nt work... any idea ?
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Re: Site wide settings with Configure::write and read
AppController:
function beforeFilter() {
//Loading model on the fly
$this-loadModel('Setting');
//Fetching All params
Configure::write('settings', $this-Setting-
find('list', array ('fields' = array ('Setting.name',
'Setting.value';
}
Everywhere then:
Configure.read('settings.my_setting_name');
Changes:
1. Code without reference to unknown variables
2. Code is simpler by utilizing standard Cake features
3. Code is placed into callback so no need to call this method
manually (did you call your method at all?)
4. Settings are saved under general settings key to not mix with
other things may be placed in Configure (remove prefix if you need to
replace standard values such way - like debug)
On 11 апр, 18:33, JonStark jean...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello.
I'm currently trying to achieve editable site-wide setting for my website
with Configure::write and read.
My db had id, name and value (ex: 1, site.name, My site)
I have this function in AppController :
function fetchSettings(){
//Loading model on the fly
$this-loadModel('Setting');
//Fetching All params
$this-set('settings', $this-Setting-find('all'));
$name = $setting['Setting']['name'];
$value = $setting['Setting']['value'];
foreach($settings as $setting){
Configure::write($name, $value);
}
}
This is my setting Model :
?php
class Setting extends AppModel {
public $validate = array(
'name' = array(
'rule' = 'notEmpty'
),
'value' = array(
'rule' = 'notEmpty'
)
);
}
And in my view I use :
Configure::read('site.name')
But it does'nt work... any idea ?
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Configure::write('App.baseUrl', env('SCRIPT_NAME')); missing controller
I have had to move my app to a server that uses zeus server. Whe I add
the rewrite.script I get the access to the controllers but no css or
js.
I then uncommented the line Configure::write('App.baseUrl',
env('SCRIPT_NAME')); in the core.php.
I now get all the css and js but I get missing controllers. I have to
put index.php in the url.
http://www.mydomain.com/osm/index.php/login
The app is in a directory called osm. Cant see what I am missing. Hope
someone called help as this is driving me mad. Thanks
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Re: Any chance to get the $_SERVER variable or Configure::write Settings into a shell?
DD, I just had this same issue and resolved it (for me). There's a couple ways to solve this. On my servers (centos 5) the env variables retrieved from _SERVER are available from the cli but they are a subset of the ones available from http. And cronjobs are even fewer than cli env variables as I have come to find. So it really just all depends on what user crontab runs as. I like the idea of setting a php.ini variable to find your environment but if php.ini changes and sometimes it does with php version updates, this could break. I chose to use the HOSTNAME env variable. You can set this in your .bash_profile for whichever user crontab runs as. Or you can set it globally in /etc/profile. Or you can just set it in your crontab entry like so: * * * * * HOSTNAME=dev.domain.com;export HOSTNAME;/path/to/execute/your/cakeshell/script You can set any env variable using anyone of those ways. Hope this helps -- Our newest site for the community: CakePHP Video Tutorials http://tv.cakephp.org Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://ask.cakephp.org and help others with their CakePHP related questions. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php
Any chance to get the $_SERVER variable or Configure::write Settings into a shell?
Hey,
for a specific cronjob I need to determine on which Server I am.
Normally I do this by the bootstrap where the Server Variable is
checked and configurations like
Configure::write('NON_SSL_HOST', 'http://www.domain.com').
But with Configure::read(...) I cannot get these entries from within a
shell. I think that is because Cake is not really running when a shell
is called, and the shell has no idea about the current domain the app
is running on.
Is there any other way to determine this? Should I maybe check the
directory where the shell is in and determine the domain from it?
I need this to specify some data in the shell, so that for example on
the DEV version of my App (not live) emails are sent out to a dev-
email and not to all current users (so I can see if the output is
correct etc. before I deploy my code on the live domain).
Any help would be appreciated :)
Regards,
DD
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Re: Any chance to get the $_SERVER variable or Configure::write Settings into a shell?
When running a PHP script VIA crontab the _SERVER ENV variables will
not be in scope due to script not running through your http server.
Perhaps you should set a variable in your PHP.ini file on your dev
machine and have your Task check to see if it is on your DEV machine
by doing an ini_get and checking the variable.
On Feb 5, 9:07 am, DigitalDude e.blumsten...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hey,
for a specific cronjob I need to determine on which Server I am.
Normally I do this by the bootstrap where the Server Variable is
checked and configurations like
Configure::write('NON_SSL_HOST', 'http://www.domain.com').
But with Configure::read(...) I cannot get these entries from within a
shell. I think that is because Cake is not really running when a shell
is called, and the shell has no idea about the current domain the app
is running on.
Is there any other way to determine this? Should I maybe check the
directory where the shell is in and determine the domain from it?
I need this to specify some data in the shell, so that for example on
the DEV version of my App (not live) emails are sent out to a dev-
email and not to all current users (so I can see if the output is
correct etc. before I deploy my code on the live domain).
Any help would be appreciated :)
Regards,
DD
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Re: Any chance to get the $_SERVER variable or Configure::write Settings into a shell?
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Small question about L10n: Configure::write('Config.language', 'de'); doesn't seem to do anything? --psybear
Hey everybody
I'm currently doing l10n for my web. I have browsed through some
articles, and their alltogehter-verdict was:
- Put uses('L10n'); into your AppController.
- Put Configure::write('Config.language', 'de'); into your
bootstrap.php File
- Change the display language by setting the session key which
overrides the configuration setting
So far, so good. Everything seems to work, except the
Configure::write('Config.language', 'de');!
I have 3 languages: german (de), french (fr) and italian (it). And for
some reason the default language always is italian, regardless of the
Configure::write(..) setting! Very strange.
my locale folder looks like so:
locale/
locale/deu/
locale/deu/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/deu/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
locale/fre/
locale/fre/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/fre/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
locale/ita/
locale/ita/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/ita/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
Any ideas?
Thanks, Josh
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Re: Small question about L10n: Configure::write('Config.language', 'de'); doesn't seem to do anything? --psybear
Oh, and it seems uses('L10n'); is also not needed?
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 12:06 PM, psybear83 psybea...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey everybody
I'm currently doing l10n for my web. I have browsed through some
articles, and their alltogehter-verdict was:
- Put uses('L10n'); into your AppController.
- Put Configure::write('Config.language', 'de'); into your
bootstrap.php File
- Change the display language by setting the session key which
overrides the configuration setting
So far, so good. Everything seems to work, except the
Configure::write('Config.language', 'de');!
I have 3 languages: german (de), french (fr) and italian (it). And for
some reason the default language always is italian, regardless of the
Configure::write(..) setting! Very strange.
my locale folder looks like so:
locale/
locale/deu/
locale/deu/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/deu/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
locale/fre/
locale/fre/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/fre/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
locale/ita/
locale/ita/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/ita/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
Any ideas?
Thanks, Josh
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Re: Small question about L10n: Configure::write('Config.language', 'de'); doesn't seem to do anything? --psybear
As far as I remember, you should use the same abbreviations in your
configure statements as you have in your language folder name - so
german is not de but deu and so on.
Enjoy,
John
On 24 Jan., 12:06, psybear83 psybea...@gmail.com wrote:
Hey everybody
I'm currently doing l10n for my web. I have browsed through some
articles, and their alltogehter-verdict was:
- Put uses('L10n'); into your AppController.
- Put Configure::write('Config.language', 'de'); into your
bootstrap.php File
- Change the display language by setting the session key which
overrides the configuration setting
So far, so good. Everything seems to work, except the
Configure::write('Config.language', 'de');!
I have 3 languages: german (de), french (fr) and italian (it). And for
some reason the default language always is italian, regardless of the
Configure::write(..) setting! Very strange.
my locale folder looks like so:
locale/
locale/deu/
locale/deu/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/deu/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
locale/fre/
locale/fre/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/fre/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
locale/ita/
locale/ita/LC_MESSAGES/
locale/ita/LC_MESSAGES/default.po
Any ideas?
Thanks, Josh
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Re: CORE.PHP - Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin'));
Hi Cricket,
Thanks for the help. I'm actually using cake 1.3.3 and this is what I
get when I enable the routinng prefix and have the methods withou the
adimn_ prefix.
Error: The action admin_index is not defined in controller
AdministratorsController
Error: Create AdministratorsController::admin_index() in file: app
\controllers\administrators_controller.php.
?php
class AdministratorsController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Administrators';
function admin_index() {
}
}
?
Notice: If you want to customize this error message, create app\views
\errors\missing_action.ctp.
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Re: CORE.PHP - Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin'));
This is my controller.
?php
class AdministratorsController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Administrators';
var $helpers = array('Html', 'Form');
/*
FUNCAO CONSTRUCT
*/
function index() {
// se o usuario ja estiver logado
if( $this-Session-check('Administrator') ) {
// redireciona para a area restrita
$this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_index','admin'=true));
}
// redireciona para a pagina de login
else $this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_login','admin'=true));
}
/*
FUNCAO QUE CONTROLA A ACAO LISTAR
*/
function listar() {
// se o usuario ja estiver logado
if( $this-Session-check('Administrator') ) {
// redireciona para a area restrita
$this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_list','admin'=true));
}
// redireciona para a pagina de login
else $this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_login','admin'=true));
}
/*
FUNCAO QUE CONTROLA A ACAO EDITAR
*/
function edit($id) {
// se o usuario ja estiver logado
if( $this-Session-check('Administrator') ) {
// recebe o id do admin a ser editado
$this-set('update', $id);
// redireciona para a area restrita
$this-redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action' =
'admin_edit','admin'=true));
//$this-redirect(array('action' = 'admin_edit',
$id),'admin'=true);
}
// redireciona para a pagina de login
else $this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_login','admin'=true));
}
/*
FUNCAO RESPONSAVEL PELA EXIBICAO DAS ACOES DOS ADMINISTRADORES
*/
function admin_index() {
// se o usuario ja estiver logado
if($this-Session-check('Administrator')) {
$this-set('administrators', $this-Session-
read('Administrator'));
}
// redireciona para a paginda de login
else $this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_index','admin'=true));
}
/*
FUNCAO RESPONSAVEL PELO LOGIN DO ADMINISTRADOR
*/
function admin_login() {
// se o usuario ja estiver logado
if( $this-Session-check('Administrator') ) {
// redireciona para a area restrita
$this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_index','admin'=true));
}
//criptografia da senha
//$salt = Configure::read('Security.salt');
//echo md5('qwer1234'.$salt);
// se o formulario de login tiver sido preenchido
if(!empty($this-data)) {
// envia os dados para o model
$this-Administrator-set($this-data);
// se o formulario passar pelas regras de validacao
if($this-Administrator-validates(array('fieldList' =
array('login', 'password' {
// checa a existencia do usuario
$result =
$this-Administrator-check_administrator_data($this-
data);
if( $result !== FALSE ) {
// atualiza o horario do ultimo login
$this-Administrator-id =
$result['Administrator']['id'];
$this-Administrator-saveField('last_login',date(Y-m-d
H:i:s));
// salva na sessao
$this-Session-write('Administrator',$result);
$this-Session-setFlash('br /Login
efetuado com sucesso!br /
br /', 'default', array('class' = 'example_class', 'message'));
$this-redirect(array('controller'='administrators',
array('action' = 'index'),'admin'=true));
}
else $this-Session-setFlash('br /Falha ao
autenticar o
usuario. Por favor tente novamente!br /br /', 'default',
array('class' = 'example_class', 'error'));
}
else $this-Session-setFlash('br /Falha ao validar o
login e o
password. Por favor tente novamente!br /br /', 'default',
array('class' = 'example_class', 'error'));
}
}
/*
FUNCAO
CORE.PHP - Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin'));
Hi everybody,
This e-mail might look a little longer but I'm just trying to explain
my doubt clearly... Hope I can get to the end of it...
I've been using CakePHP for one week and since then I've been working
hard to get how things work. Definitely cake makes it easier as you
comprehend it's conventions, components, helpers, methods, etc.
The issue I'm sturggling at the moment has something to do with
Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin'));. In my app I
have a restricted area and since we start learning cake from the
database and models I've decided to start developing from that so the
data could be inserted in the db as the development flows.
My source of knowledge is cake cookbook, wich is very helpful, but
there's a lot of questions that it is unable to answer.
I figured out (and there's a good chance I might be wrong - hope you
guys are going to correct me if that happens)
that when we enable Configure::write('Routing.prefixes',
array('admin')) and use a
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_index','admin'=true))
cake makes the URLs more friendly for a restricted area and it gives
no access for the methods from outside by putting a admin/ prefix.
In this case I'm must use a admin_ prefix in the methods so it could
work. Since cake don't give access to the methods from URL I thought
should have a index() method that checks the administrators login and
redirects the page.
Up to now I think everything is okay. The issue that I'm facing is
when trying to pass a params tho another method I have an error
because the other method get the params as a empty array.
Here we go:
I have a link on the page like this: administrators/edit/1
The functions with access is as follow and gets the params as 1. It is
responsible for checking the login and redirect to the accessible
method. The cookbook says that I can pass the action as an array with
the params.
function edit($id) {
// if user is logged in
if( $this-Session-check('Administrator') ) {
// redirect to restricted area
$this-redirect(array('controller'='administrators',array('action'
= 'admin_edit', $id),'admin'=true));
}
// or redirect to login page
else $this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_login','admin'=true));
}
The method bellow is the one that gets the empty array.
function admin_edit($id) {
// retrive data from the db
$result = $this-Administrator-retrieve_administrator_data($id);
// if it finds the user sets the data for the view
if ($result !== FALSE) {
$this-set('administrador_data', $result);
}
}
Can somebody help me out? I'm really not sure if this is the best
aproach for dealing with Configure::write('Routing.prefixes',
array('admin')); and I can't find wy the method is getting an empty
array.
Hope I'm not bothering with such an stupid question.
Thanks!
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Re: CORE.PHP - Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin'));
On Tue, Aug 31, 2010 at 9:55 AM, Synue Cunioci srcuni...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everybody,
This e-mail might look a little longer but I'm just trying to explain
my doubt clearly... Hope I can get to the end of it...
I've been using CakePHP for one week and since then I've been working
hard to get how things work. Definitely cake makes it easier as you
comprehend it's conventions, components, helpers, methods, etc.
The issue I'm sturggling at the moment has something to do with
Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin'));. In my app I
have a restricted area and since we start learning cake from the
database and models I've decided to start developing from that so the
data could be inserted in the db as the development flows.
My source of knowledge is cake cookbook, wich is very helpful, but
there's a lot of questions that it is unable to answer.
I figured out (and there's a good chance I might be wrong - hope you
guys are going to correct me if that happens)
that when we enable Configure::write('Routing.prefixes',
array('admin')) and use a
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_index','admin'=true))
cake makes the URLs more friendly for a restricted area and it gives
no access for the methods from outside by putting a admin/ prefix.
Use array('controller'='administrators','action'='index','admin'=true).
Don't put admin_ in the action name. That's what the Routing prefix
is for.
In this case I'm must use a admin_ prefix in the methods so it could
work. Since cake don't give access to the methods from URL I thought
should have a index() method that checks the administrators login and
redirects the page.
Up to now I think everything is okay. The issue that I'm facing is
when trying to pass a params tho another method I have an error
because the other method get the params as a empty array.
Here we go:
I have a link on the page like this: administrators/edit/1
The functions with access is as follow and gets the params as 1. It is
responsible for checking the login and redirect to the accessible
method. The cookbook says that I can pass the action as an array with
the params.
function edit($id) {
// if user is logged in
if( $this-Session-check('Administrator') ) {
// redirect to restricted area
$this-redirect(array('controller'='administrators',array('action'
= 'admin_edit', $id),'admin'=true));
}
// or redirect to login page
else $this-
redirect(array('controller'='administrators','action'='admin_login','admin'=true));
}
The method bellow is the one that gets the empty array.
function admin_edit($id) {
// retrive data from the db
$result = $this-Administrator-retrieve_administrator_data($id);
// if it finds the user sets the data for the view
if ($result !== FALSE) {
$this-set('administrador_data', $result);
}
}
What do you mean by it gets the empty array. You're only passing $id
to the method. Or do you mean that $result is empty? If that's the
case, there's not much to say without seeing what that method looks
like.
Can somebody help me out? I'm really not sure if this is the best
aproach for dealing with Configure::write('Routing.prefixes',
array('admin')); and I can't find wy the method is getting an empty
array.
Hope I'm not bothering with such an stupid question.
Thanks!
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Re: Issue with Configure::write('debug', '0');
You need to clear the CakePHP cache. Delete all the files (not
directories) in app/tmp
On Nov 28, 8:52 am, SugarCRM Geek naveenshurpale...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Cakephp Group,
Am facing a problem with this function
Configure::write('debug', 0);
Whenever i install my cakephp in my Production server, i cannot access
any of my screens. i keep getting an error. but if i change the value
from 0 to say 3, then back to 0, then i am able to view all my
screens. i dont wanna keep doing this all the time. so can u tell me a
solution for this.
thank u :)
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Issue with Configure::write('debug', '0');
Hello Cakephp Group,
Am facing a problem with this function
Configure::write('debug', 0);
Whenever i install my cakephp in my Production server, i cannot access
any of my screens. i keep getting an error. but if i change the value
from 0 to say 3, then back to 0, then i am able to view all my
screens. i dont wanna keep doing this all the time. so can u tell me a
solution for this.
thank u :)
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Re: need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
Try reversing it. debug:3 in the core and turn it off beforeRender if
you're NOT admin.
On May 17, 4:41 pm, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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Re: need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
That might be undesirable since any notices or errors before
beforeRender will be in his output.
@JamesF:
Did you put the if-clause at the top of beforeFilter or at the bottom?
Your if will return false if Auth has not had a chance to do it's
thing. Check that you did NOT put it before Auth initializes.
(you will probably be missing the user table slq in your output in
this case but the rest should be there)
On May 18, 4:53 pm, nurvzy nur...@gmail.com wrote:
Try reversing it. debug:3 in the core and turn it off beforeRender if
you're NOT admin.
On May 17, 4:41 pm, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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Re: need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
@Martin
even if i remove the conditional and set Configure::write('debug', 2)
in beforeFilter on its own...still no sql is shown. says
(default) 0 query took ms
On May 18, 12:22 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
That might be undesirable since any notices or errors before
beforeRender will be in his output.
@JamesF:
Did you put the if-clause at the top of beforeFilter or at the bottom?
Your if will return false if Auth has not had a chance to do it's
thing. Check that you did NOT put it before Auth initializes.
(you will probably be missing the user table slq in your output in
this case but the rest should be there)
On May 18, 4:53 pm, nurvzy nur...@gmail.com wrote:
Try reversing it. debug:3 in the core and turn it off beforeRender if
you're NOT admin.
On May 17, 4:41 pm, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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Re: need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
i think what this issue is coming down to is me working off an alias
of my live site and keeping that in debug modethis is probably for
the best since my site is live now and i shouldn't be mucking around
while people are using it.
On May 18, 2:51 pm, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
@Martin
even if i remove the conditional and set Configure::write('debug', 2)
in beforeFilter on its own...still no sql is shown. says
(default) 0 query took ms
On May 18, 12:22 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
That might be undesirable since any notices or errors before
beforeRender will be in his output.
@JamesF:
Did you put the if-clause at the top of beforeFilter or at the bottom?
Your if will return false if Auth has not had a chance to do it's
thing. Check that you did NOT put it before Auth initializes.
(you will probably be missing the user table slq in your output in
this case but the rest should be there)
On May 18, 4:53 pm, nurvzy nur...@gmail.com wrote:
Try reversing it. debug:3 in the core and turn it off beforeRender if
you're NOT admin.
On May 17, 4:41 pm, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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Re: need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
That's because you have it in beforeRender(). By that time, all DB
access has come and gone and all that's left is to render the page.
You could try it in beforeFilter(), which fires before the action is
entered.
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 7:41 PM, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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Re: need to show debug only if admin - Configure::write('debug', 3); only if admin logged in
just tried this..still getting the same empty result
On May 17, 7:58 pm, brian bally.z...@gmail.com wrote:
That's because you have it in beforeRender(). By that time, all DB
access has come and gone and all that's left is to render the page.
You could try it in beforeFilter(), which fires before the action is
entered.
On Sun, May 17, 2009 at 7:41 PM, JamesF usaexportexpe...@gmail.com wrote:
hello all, i love cakephp's built in table that shows the sql queries
that are running. my site is now live but i need a way to check under
the hood without disrupting my users.
here is what i put in the beforeRender function of my app_controller:
function beforeRender(){
if ($this-Auth-user('role') == 'admin'){
Configure::write('debug', 2);
} else {
//
}
i have Configure::write('debug', 0) set in my core.php
now this pulls up that sql table thing at the bottom of the screen but
it is EMPTY. it says (default) 0 query took ms.
anyone have a solution?
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Re: Configure::write('Session.start', true); does *NOT* turn sessions on but session_start() does.
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Re: Configure::write('Session.start', true); does *NOT* turn sessions on but session_start() does.
I am echoing the session and nothing happens, it keeps resetting itself. On May 16, 3:58 am, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote: And how do you know your sessions aren't started, what exactly happens? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Re: Configure::write('Session.start', true); does *NOT* turn sessions on but session_start() does.
Put your security level to low and see what happens. On May 16, 8:33 am, Charles cri...@gmail.com wrote: I am echoing the session and nothing happens, it keeps resetting itself. On May 16, 3:58 am, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote: And how do you know your sessions aren't started, what exactly happens? --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to cake-php+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Configure::write('Session.start', true); does *NOT* turn sessions on but session_start() does.
Any idea why this would be happening?
The session section of my conf:
/**
* The preferred session handling method. Valid values:
*
* 'php'Uses settings defined in your php.ini.
* 'cake' Saves session files in CakePHP's /tmp directory.
* 'database' Uses CakePHP's database sessions.
*
* To define a custom session handler, save it at /app/config/
name.php.
* Set the value of 'Session.save' to name to utilize it in CakePHP.
*
* To use database sessions, execute the SQL file found at /app/config/
sql/sessions.sql.
*
*/
Configure::write('Session.save', 'php');
/**
* The name of the table used to store CakePHP database sessions.
*
* 'Session.save' must be set to 'database' in order to utilize this
constant.
*
* The table name set here should *not* include any table prefix
defined elsewhere.
*/
//Configure::write('Session.table', 'cake_sessions');
/**
* The DATABASE_CONFIG::$var to use for database session handling.
*
* 'Session.save' must be set to 'database' in order to utilize this
constant.
*/
//Configure::write('Session.database', 'default');
/**
* The name of CakePHP's session cookie.
*/
Configure::write('Session.cookie', 'CAKEPHP');
/**
* Session time out time (in seconds).
* Actual value depends on 'Security.level' setting.
*/
Configure::write('Session.timeout', '120');
/**
* If set to false, sessions are not automatically started.
*/
Configure::write('Session.start', true);
/**
* When set to false, HTTP_USER_AGENT will not be checked
* in the session
*/
Configure::write('Session.checkAgent', true);
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Re: when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
Thanks for your answer.because I has no the encourage to delete
tmp/cache/models/*
data.
[?][?]
when I delete all of that data.
my site is can use the comment the (Configure::write('Cache.disable',
true);)
Thanks
sincerely
rimoe
2009/3/10 Mauricio Morales maomora...@gmail.com
You can manually delete the tmp/cache/models/* data.
Are you sure that your table was created with the same DB user that
Cake's App uses?... It could be a permission problem.
On Mar 9, 4:36 pm, Rimoe meiyo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for your answer,
so I have use the (Cache::clear()) in my controller,
but it has no anything has happened.
where should i invoke the Cache::clear()?
do you know,
then, i have set the Turn on of (Configure::write('Cache.disable',
true);)
but now I can't turn off it, if I do it, my site will not run.
what should I do, can you tell me more detail?
thank you very much.
sincerely
rimoe
2009/3/9 Dardo Sordi Bogado dardoso...@gmail.com
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
clear the cache!
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
what can I do.
You can create a custom datasource extending the one you are using but
loggin the sql queries instead of dumping them at the end of page. Ex:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/503102878
HTH,
- Dardo Sordi.
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Re: when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
You can manually delete the tmp/cache/models/* data.
Are you sure that your table was created with the same DB user that
Cake's App uses?... It could be a permission problem.
On Mar 9, 4:36 pm, Rimoe meiyo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for your answer,
so I have use the (Cache::clear()) in my controller,
but it has no anything has happened.
where should i invoke the Cache::clear()?
do you know,
then, i have set the Turn on of (Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);)
but now I can't turn off it, if I do it, my site will not run.
what should I do, can you tell me more detail?
thank you very much.
sincerely
rimoe
2009/3/9 Dardo Sordi Bogado dardoso...@gmail.com
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
clear the cache!
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
what can I do.
You can create a custom datasource extending the one you are using but
loggin the sql queries instead of dumping them at the end of page. Ex:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/503102878
HTH,
- Dardo Sordi.
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Re: when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
hi,
everyone, I want to comment the (Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);)
in my core.php
but if I do it I will get the error:
The requested address *'/'* was not found on this server.
why is it? and what should I do?
I feel mysite is very slow.
Thanks
Rimoe
2009/3/10 Mauricio Morales maomora...@gmail.com
You can manually delete the tmp/cache/models/* data.
Are you sure that your table was created with the same DB user that
Cake's App uses?... It could be a permission problem.
On Mar 9, 4:36 pm, Rimoe meiyo...@gmail.com wrote:
Thank you for your answer,
so I have use the (Cache::clear()) in my controller,
but it has no anything has happened.
where should i invoke the Cache::clear()?
do you know,
then, i have set the Turn on of (Configure::write('Cache.disable',
true);)
but now I can't turn off it, if I do it, my site will not run.
what should I do, can you tell me more detail?
thank you very much.
sincerely
rimoe
2009/3/9 Dardo Sordi Bogado dardoso...@gmail.com
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
clear the cache!
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
what can I do.
You can create a custom datasource extending the one you are using but
loggin the sql queries instead of dumping them at the end of page. Ex:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/503102878
HTH,
- Dardo Sordi.
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when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
hi,
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
what can I do.
Thank you for all of your help.
Thanks.
sincerely
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Re: when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
clear the cache!
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
what can I do.
You can create a custom datasource extending the one you are using but
loggin the sql queries instead of dumping them at the end of page. Ex:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/503102878
HTH,
- Dardo Sordi.
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Re: when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
Thank you for your answer,
so I have use the (Cache::clear()) in my controller,
but it has no anything has happened.
where should i invoke the Cache::clear()?
do you know,
then, i have set the Turn on of (Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);)
but now I can't turn off it, if I do it, my site will not run.
what should I do, can you tell me more detail?
thank you very much.
sincerely
rimoe
2009/3/9 Dardo Sordi Bogado dardoso...@gmail.com
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
clear the cache!
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
what can I do.
You can create a custom datasource extending the one you are using but
loggin the sql queries instead of dumping them at the end of page. Ex:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/503102878
HTH,
- Dardo Sordi.
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Re: when I have set the Configure::write('debug', 0), how can I let a new model can be use.
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Configure::write or define()
Hello everyone...
I'm little confused with defining constants in Cake.
I have a gallery of pictures that are on voting for _NUMBER_OF_HOURS
constant. In my old application that was written in pure PHP and not
Cake I had constants.php file where, all constants were defined like
this:
define('name', value);
I tried this in my bootstrap.php and it works and I could go with this
but in manual I see some methods like Configure::write and ::read to
do this?!?!
As I understood old method define(); is much better because it uses
php native way to define constants and latter on to use that constant
you just call it like this: _CONSTANT_NAME.
With configure method writing and reading takes some some time and
then again it is pain in the a** to do Configure::read() every time I
need value of _CONSTANT_NAME.
My question is the benefit of using Cake approach??? I can see some
dynamic aspects but everything can be achieved with define();
Am I wrong ??
Thanks
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Re: Configure::write or define()
El 26/09/2008, a las 11:53, luigi7up escribió: As I understood old method define(); is much better because it uses php native way to define constants and latter on to use that constant you just call it like this: _CONSTANT_NAME. Configure is not intended for define constants. It's a flexible way to read and write application-wide configuration data. http://book.cakephp.org/view/42/The-Configuration-Class Constants are OK for multiple purposes. -- Fran Iglesias [EMAIL PROTECTED] --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Re: Configure::write or define()
Benefits of using Configure:
* No collisions with other php scripts.
* Can be changed at runtime
* Easy to organize, list, group and persist related settings
Benefits of using php constants:
* Less verbose
* More efficient
On Sep 26, 10:53 am, luigi7up [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone...
I'm little confused with defining constants in Cake.
I have a gallery of pictures that are on voting for _NUMBER_OF_HOURS
constant. In my old application that was written in pure PHP and not
Cake I had constants.php file where, all constants were defined like
this:
define('name', value);
I tried this in my bootstrap.php and it works and I could go with this
but in manual I see some methods like Configure::write and ::read to
do this?!?!
As I understood old method define(); is much better because it uses
php native way to define constants and latter on to use that constant
you just call it like this: _CONSTANT_NAME.
With configure method writing and reading takes some some time and
then again it is pain in the a** to do Configure::read() every time I
need value of _CONSTANT_NAME.
My question is the benefit of using Cake approach??? I can see some
dynamic aspects but everything can be achieved with define();
Am I wrong ??
Thanks
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Re: Configure::write or define()
Thanks for your reply.
In practical example where you want to define number of hours you want
your gallery pictures to be on voting what would you use?
By the way is it okay to use define(); in bootstrap?
Thanks
On Sep 26, 12:09 pm, grigri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Benefits of using Configure:
* No collisions with other php scripts.
* Can be changed at runtime
* Easy to organize, list, group and persist related settings
Benefits of using php constants:
* Less verbose
* More efficient
On Sep 26, 10:53 am, luigi7up [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone...
I'm little confused with defining constants in Cake.
I have a gallery of pictures that are on voting for _NUMBER_OF_HOURS
constant. In my old application that was written in pure PHP and not
Cake I had constants.php file where, all constants were defined like
this:
define('name', value);
I tried this in my bootstrap.php and it works and I could go with this
but in manual I see some methods like Configure::write and ::read to
do this?!?!
As I understood old method define(); is much better because it uses
php native way to define constants and latter on to use that constant
you just call it like this: _CONSTANT_NAME.
With configure method writing and reading takes some some time and
then again it is pain in the a** to do Configure::read() every time I
need value of _CONSTANT_NAME.
My question is the benefit of using Cake approach??? I can see some
dynamic aspects but everything can be achieved with define();
Am I wrong ??
Thanks
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Re: Configure::write or define()
For me the difference between Configure::write() and define() comes
down to mutability. If you need to change a value at run time then
use Configure::write(). If in fact your value is a constant and will
never change during script execution, then use define. It is
semantically more correct, faster and less typing.
-Mark
On Sep 26, 9:05 am, luigi7up [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
In practical example where you want to define number of hours you want
your gallery pictures to be on voting what would you use?
By the way is it okay to use define(); in bootstrap?
Thanks
On Sep 26, 12:09 pm, grigri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Benefits of using Configure:
* No collisions with other php scripts.
* Can be changed at runtime
* Easy to organize, list, group and persist related settings
Benefits of using php constants:
* Less verbose
* More efficient
On Sep 26, 10:53 am, luigi7up [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello everyone...
I'm little confused with defining constants in Cake.
I have a gallery of pictures that are on voting for _NUMBER_OF_HOURS
constant. In my old application that was written in pure PHP and not
Cake I had constants.php file where, all constants were defined like
this:
define('name', value);
I tried this in my bootstrap.php and it works and I could go with this
but in manual I see some methods like Configure::write and ::read to
do this?!?!
As I understood old method define(); is much better because it uses
php native way to define constants and latter on to use that constant
you just call it like this: _CONSTANT_NAME.
With configure method writing and reading takes some some time and
then again it is pain in the a** to do Configure::read() every time I
need value of _CONSTANT_NAME.
My question is the benefit of using Cake approach??? I can see some
dynamic aspects but everything can be achieved with define();
Am I wrong ??
Thanks
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Re: Configure::write
Thanks I tried Configure::store and it's working great. However I noticed something that's a little confusing. When I use Configure::store it creates a php file in app/tmp/cache/persistent and the php file does not have any closing tag such as ?. Is this normal and reliable way to store a variable or I have made a mistake somewhere. Basically the php file in the cache folder looks like this: //START ?php $config = array(); $config['ApplicationSettings']['app_title'] = 'My Title Goes Here'; //END As you can see there is no closing ? tag. My other question is does Configure::store saves the file in another location except the tmp/ cache folder? If not isn't this an unreliable way to save data that I want to use later? Thanks again for your big help! On Jul 16, 12:39 am, Renan Gonçalves [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And... if you wanna store this data permanently you must save on a local file. To do it, use Configure::store and Configure::load []'s On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Gonzalo Servat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:02 PM, kik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [..snip..] ... As far as I understand when you use Configure::write it's storing a data in the config file and the data is permanently stored. Nope. As far as I know, Configure::write() 'writes' the variable into the Configure instance. But when I try to get the data from another controller or even another action of the same controller I'm not able to read the value. If you are expecting to write in one call then read in another call, then you probably want to use sessions for that. It seems that I'm able to get the value only from the same action that writes to Configure. Does this mean that Configure::write does not store the information permanently? For instance I have an action: As above, that's correct. It does not store information permanently. I will be thankfrul if someone explains to me how this works! Thank you in advance for any suggestions! This is my understanding of the Configure class. Group: If I gave any wrong info, please feel free to correct me. - Gonzalo -- Renan Gonçalves - Software Engineer Cell Phone: +55 11 8633 6018 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] São Paulo - SP/Brazil --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Configure::write
Hi,
I'm new to cakephp and I was reading the tutorial about
Configure::write and Configure::read. As far as I understand when you
use Configure::write it's storing a data in the config file and the
data is permanently stored. But when I try to get the data from
another controller or even another action of the same controller I'm
not able to read the value. It seems that I'm able to get the value
only from the same action that writes to Configure. Does this mean
that Configure::write does not store the information permanently? For
instance I have an action:
index() {
Configure::write('example', 'myname');
}
and then:
view() {
Configure::read('example');
}
Basically I'm not able to get the value of Example(which is 'myname')
from any other action than index. If I try to read the value from
view() it does not return anything.
I will be thankfrul if someone explains to me how this works! Thank
you in advance for any suggestions!
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Re: Configure::write
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:02 PM, kik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [..snip..] ... As far as I understand when you use Configure::write it's storing a data in the config file and the data is permanently stored. Nope. As far as I know, Configure::write() 'writes' the variable into the Configure instance. But when I try to get the data from another controller or even another action of the same controller I'm not able to read the value. If you are expecting to write in one call then read in another call, then you probably want to use sessions for that. It seems that I'm able to get the value only from the same action that writes to Configure. Does this mean that Configure::write does not store the information permanently? For instance I have an action: As above, that's correct. It does not store information permanently. I will be thankfrul if someone explains to me how this works! Thank you in advance for any suggestions! This is my understanding of the Configure class. Group: If I gave any wrong info, please feel free to correct me. - Gonzalo --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Re: Configure::write
And... if you wanna store this data permanently you must save on a local file. To do it, use Configure::store and Configure::load []'s On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:36 PM, Gonzalo Servat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 4:02 PM, kik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: [..snip..] ... As far as I understand when you use Configure::write it's storing a data in the config file and the data is permanently stored. Nope. As far as I know, Configure::write() 'writes' the variable into the Configure instance. But when I try to get the data from another controller or even another action of the same controller I'm not able to read the value. If you are expecting to write in one call then read in another call, then you probably want to use sessions for that. It seems that I'm able to get the value only from the same action that writes to Configure. Does this mean that Configure::write does not store the information permanently? For instance I have an action: As above, that's correct. It does not store information permanently. I will be thankfrul if someone explains to me how this works! Thank you in advance for any suggestions! This is my understanding of the Configure class. Group: If I gave any wrong info, please feel free to correct me. - Gonzalo -- Renan Gonçalves - Software Engineer Cell Phone: +55 11 8633 6018 MSN: [EMAIL PROTECTED] São Paulo - SP/Brazil --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups CakePHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Is Configure::write('Config.language', rus) writing to a static variable, and hence will not work in a concurrent system
hello,
I am implementing i18n, but dont seem to get answer to the above
question, so hope some one can help me
I set up two languages in my app: 'en-gb' and 'rus'.
In core.php I added:
define('DEFAULT_LANGUAGE', 'en-gb');
Configure::write('Config.language', 'en-gb');
In my app_controller beforeFilter:
Configure::write('Config.language', rus); //can be en-gb or rus
I am using Configure::write('Config.language', rus); in the before
filter method to set the locale for the user everytime he access the
web application.
My questions is whether Configure::write('Config.language', rus); is
writing to a static variable, since from my understanding
Configure::write is writing to a application wide variable.
If it is a static variable, the locale setting will be corrupted once
another user happen to access at the same time with another locale.
Hope someone can highlight if this is the correct way, thank you
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Re: Is Configure::write('Config.language', rus) writing to a static variable, and hence will not work in a concurrent system
Unlike in Java (and RoR I think), PHP-apps do not have any common
application running. The whole app is setup and torn down for each
request. User A setting a value in PHP will never affect User B under
normal circumstances. (Exploiting security-holes is of-course another
matter.)
/Martin
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hello,
I am implementing i18n, but dont seem to get answer to the above
question, so hope some one can help me
I set up two languages in my app: 'en-gb' and 'rus'.
In core.php I added:
define('DEFAULT_LANGUAGE', 'en-gb');
Configure::write('Config.language', 'en-gb');
In my app_controller beforeFilter:
Configure::write('Config.language', rus); //can be en-gb or rus
I am using Configure::write('Config.language', rus); in the before
filter method to set the locale for the user everytime he access the
web application.
My questions is whether Configure::write('Config.language', rus); is
writing to a static variable, since from my understanding
Configure::write is writing to a application wide variable.
If it is a static variable, the locale setting will be corrupted once
another user happen to access at the same time with another locale.
Hope someone can highlight if this is the correct way, thank you
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Controller variables VS. Configure::write()
So, let's say I want to set a flag that determines whether or not a
login link should be displayed if a visitor to my site is not logged
in.
Which is the more cake friendly way to do this?
// put this in my AppController
var $displayLoginLink = TRUE;
OR
// put this in my bootstrap.php
Configure::write('Auth.displayLoginLink', TRUE);
Is there any general rule of thumb regarding when to use an
AppController variable and when to use a Config::write() variable?
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Re: Controller variables VS. Configure::write()
I have my login in one place only, so this may not be useful to you.
But I just check the session for a user in my nav element. If so, the
logout link and other stuff is displayed; if not, the login link.
On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 1:51 PM, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, let's say I want to set a flag that determines whether or not a
login link should be displayed if a visitor to my site is not logged
in.
Which is the more cake friendly way to do this?
// put this in my AppController
var $displayLoginLink = TRUE;
OR
// put this in my bootstrap.php
Configure::write('Auth.displayLoginLink', TRUE);
Is there any general rule of thumb regarding when to use an
AppController variable and when to use a Config::write() variable?
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I18n, is this correct way? Configure::write('Config.language', en);
In the cakephp 1.2 cookbook
http://book.cakephp.org/view/161/localization-internationalizat
There is a section
$this-L10n = new L10n();
$this-L10n-get(en);
Configure::write('Config.language', en);
I read that configure will change the whole application settings. Is
this correct way to implement i18n, since every user have different
locale, and if every user execute the statement above, than it will
change the locale for other user also.
I have tried $this-Session-write('Config.language','en-gb');
but the function __() just will not take any locale from there. Any
help will be deeply appreciated,
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Re: I18n, is this correct way? Configure::write('Config.language', en);
I just had that same issue the other day, see thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/3ada672bf5a86b6b/cf386c0d99eca0bf
Basically, all you do is this in your core.php config file:
Configure::write('Config.language', eng);
This establishes the default language for your app.
Then as the very first thing in beforeFilter, probably best in
AppController::beforeFilter,
you do the same again to temporarily change the language to something
else.
Forget about $this-L10n altogether.
On 23 Apr 2008, at 10:07, robert123 wrote:
In the cakephp 1.2 cookbook
http://book.cakephp.org/view/161/localization-internationalizat
There is a section
$this-L10n = new L10n();
$this-L10n-get(en);
Configure::write('Config.language', en);
I read that configure will change the whole application settings. Is
this correct way to implement i18n, since every user have different
locale, and if every user execute the statement above, than it will
change the locale for other user also.
I have tried $this-Session-write('Config.language','en-gb');
but the function __() just will not take any locale from there. Any
help will be deeply appreciated,
www.generics.ws
www.genericsmed.com
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Re: I18n, is this correct way? Configure::write('Config.language', en);
Additional Info:
Also add this to your beforeFilter.
Configure::write('Cache.disable', Configure::read('debug'));
...
Your default.po file is by default cached, so any changes you make to
it while developing does not show up for a while.
With this, if you're in debug mode, cool - the default.po file is read
everytime so changes show up immediately, otherwise.cached.
Femi T
David Christopher Zentgraf wrote:
I just had that same issue the other day, see thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/3ada672bf5a86b6b/cf386c0d99eca0bf
Basically, all you do is this in your core.php config file:
Configure::write('Config.language', "eng");
This establishes the default language for your app.
Then as the very first thing in beforeFilter, probably best in
AppController::beforeFilter,
you do the same again to temporarily change the language to something
else.
Forget about $this-L10n altogether.
On 23 Apr 2008, at 10:07, robert123 wrote:
In the cakephp 1.2 cookbook http://book.cakephp.org/view/161/localization-internationalizat
There is a section
$this-L10n = new L10n();
$this-L10n-get("en");
Configure::write('Config.language', "en");
I read that configure will change the whole application settings. Is
this correct way to implement i18n, since every user have different
locale, and if every user execute the statement above, than it will
change the locale for other user also.
I have tried $this-Session-write('Config.language','en-gb');
but the function __() just will not take any locale from there. Any
help will be deeply appreciated,
www.generics.ws
www.genericsmed.com
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Router::mapResources with Configure::write('Routing.admin', 'admin');
Hi,
I have enable Configure::write('Routing.admin', 'admin'); in core.php
and add
Router::mapResources('translators');
to route.php
now when i try to send HTTP DELETE request to /admin/translators/1
I'm getting error:
Missing Method in TranslatorsController
You are seeing this error because the action admin_1 is not defined in
controller TranslatorsController
i try with
Router::mapResources('translators',params(prefix=admin/)); but
without any luck.
Is it this possible in cake 1.2 pre-beta to use admin routing with
REST routing ?
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Configure::write question
I am attempting to make use of the new Configure class to dynamically
set the debug level to 0 in some of my (AJAX) methods.
I assume that all I need to do is:
function getSomeData() {
Configure::write('debug', '0');
code to find and set data ...
}
Is this correct? I have tried this but am still getting debug output in
the returned content, but no errors.
If I do:
echo Configure::read('debug');
After setting debug to 0 then it returns 0 as expected.
Can anyone suggest what I am doing wrong?
Regards,
Langdon
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Re: Configure::write question
Are you talking about the SQL dump debug output or something else? I
have found that the showLog function in dbo_source.php is called before
the Configure class is loaded so dynamically setting the value at
runtime does not effect the SQL log output.
However, you can preven the SQL dump from displaying by adding these
lines in your beforeFilter method:
$db = ConnectionManager::getDataSource('default');
$db-fullDebug = false;
If you are not talking about the SQL debug then make sure the code
checking the debug level is checking Configure::read() and not the
DEBUG constant set in core.php.
HTH,
Ryan Rose
digiwize.com
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Re: Configure::write question
Hi Ryan, thanks for your feedback. Are you talking about the SQL dump debug output or something else? I have found that the showLog function in dbo_source.php is called before the Configure class is loaded so dynamically setting the value at runtime does not effect the SQL log output. Yes, I was referring to the SQL dump. That clears it up for me I was expecting the SQL output to be hidden as well. For now I have put an IF statement in Core.php that checks for bare URLs, if so it sets debug to 0. Regards, Langdon --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Cake PHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
Re: Configure::write question
Hi Mandy Alternatively, for the ajax response, you can also send a style for #cakeSqlLog or something like that with display:none so that the log is not displayed. Simple css fix rather than getting into all the calculations :) Thanks for the suggestion, that would a neat way around the problem. Regards, Langdon --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Cake PHP group. To post to this group, send email to cake-php@googlegroups.com To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php?hl=en -~--~~~~--~~--~--~---
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