What version of mysql?
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Please open an Enhancement ticket on https://trac.cakephp.org with
some details.
Thanks.
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Hello,2006/7/15, Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
In other news, some new articles were published on Sitepoint [3] and in the International PHP magazine [4]. Fabio Cevasco [5] is the man behind these articles. Together with Fabio, we will be writing a book that will be published by
3.26 something. I was checking requirements and it looks like this is
version of MySQL isn't supported. I'm on Media Temple by the way.
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I created a base project with Scaffold function and it's all right.
Great!
My platform is
Win Xp
Apache/1.3.24
PHP Version 4.3.3
cakePHP 1.1.6.3264
I updated my system to
Apache/2.0.58 (Win32)
PHP Version 5.2.0-dev
I maintened the configuration more similar as possible
but my project does not
I've just again looked into cake/libs/controller/controller.php
Controller::$modelClass (not modelName) is used in GenerateFieldNames()
and cleanUpFields().
Tough Controller::ConstructClasses populates the array
Controller::$modelNames[]
(from Controller::$uses).
the 'bug' seems to be
On 7/16/06, Shunro Dozono [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you need a translator for Japanese, I'm glad to help!
At the moment, there are only a few information about CakePHP in Japanese,
so I'm trying to produce some.
In Japan, there are many engineers who speak Japanese only, so it is
important
I am trying to understand what the intended use is for bootstrap.php
I have searched the various Cake resource sites and documentation and
have only been able to find the briefest explanation.
Would anyone be able to elaborate? It would be greatly appreciated, and
perhaps could form the
You might want to jump on the IRC channel and see if you can chat PHPNut up quick.If not then I would probably open a ticket and if nothing else they will explain a reason for it to work the way it does.
On 7/16/06, invincible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've just again looked into
I am currently working on putting together a project plan (for my grad
project) to create training on how to use web 2.0 frameworks
(specifically CakePHP). Does anyone think there is a need for such
training? The training would include video and consist of interactive
modules. The training would
Good idea. I think there can't be too much material to get people
started using CakePHP. So go for it, and good luck :)
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Ok, to start with I am very new to CakePHP so forgive me if I am
missing something obvious.
I am trying to implement OthAuth and running into trouble. Would be
nice to have a skeleton working cake/othAuth app to start with, but
since there is none I followed othAuth docs (and what I found on
Actually, I was not looking at that, I assumed somewhere there was
something that was breaking recursion since I do get a page returned.
Debug output is not exactly most readable as it is not seem to be of
much use unless you know exactly what you are looking for. :-/ (Which
I guess is the
You can put the file in the /app/webroot directory and then just reference the file's url directly.For example when I am developing I usually keep a phpinfo.php file that just executes the phpinfo() command in the webroot.
When I want to link to it I just use
Don't forget that using PHP to serve up lots of files is very slow.. if
you're using Lighttpd, check out:
http://blog.lighttpd.net/articles/2006/07/02/x-sendfile
Lamby
On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 01:41:20 -0700
georgeL [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Other file serving php scripts do this by putting the
M wrote:
But back to the point - to check on othAuth's storage of login info, I
SNIP
This may well be a question for the author then.
Still, this brings me back to my original issue - when I go to a page
that requires a login, i get redirected to login page, but when I
login, I do not get
Thanks man.
I've found that GenerateFieldNames() is only used in scaffold and
bake.php.
The only real bugger seems to be cleanUpFields().
K i'll have to install a ircclient on debian here then.
And it is weekend of course (just came back from diner myself).
Thanks again.
http://irc.cakephp.org/irc.htmlIf you have a java plugin installed for your web browser you can just go to the link above and login to the irc channel via the java applet.
On 7/16/06, invincible [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks man.I've found that GenerateFieldNames() is only used in scaffold
Hey Chris,
I'm unfamiliar with rewriting in lighty. Can you post your rewrite config?
Thanks!
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From: Chris Lamb [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sunday, Jul 16, 2006 4:35 pm
Subject: Re: Using cake to serve files
Don't forget that
Hi there,
I've was reading an article
(www.jmock.org/oopsla2004.pdf)
the other day and came across an section in which there
was a warning about code which goes along the lines of the following:
dog.getBody().getTail().wag();
This is known as a "Train Wreck".
It said that this
On 7/17/06, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any comments will be greatly appreciated.
You can access directly any of the models in the associations you've set.
The QUOTE Train Wreck UNQUOTE scenario is just a means of readability.
If you have Users hasMany Posts you can call $this-Post or
Only if the 'dependent' association key is set to true, i.e.:
class Post extends AppModel {
var $hasMany = array(
'Comment' = array('dependent' = true)
);
}
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You have to look at it in context. The article is providing a general
rule of thumb for good object-oriented development, as evidenced by the
very general code snippet representing a dog and it's tail.
This is known as a Train Wreck. It said that this was bad because this one
line depends on
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