I use dinamically creating tables and that's why I always need actual
information. Is there a possibility to disable cache in
DboMysql::listSources() or in DboSource::listSources()? Or simply clear
cache?
Thanks a lot.
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Hi Matt,
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/cake-php/search?group=cake-phpq=%22static+pages%22+nateqt_g=Search+this+group
http://cakephp.org/search?q=static+pages
And Or:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/86
HTH,
AD7six
Please note:
The manual/bakery is a good place to start any quest
Hi All,
I am glad to see this thread, I do hope that it it not taken by some to
be anti-noob, everbody was a noob once (well, except PhpNut).
On Oct 25, 12:14 am, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe obliging a syntax for the subject in messages could help to
classify or search such as
On 10/24/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In what way did it break your apps? I'm curious because in the last
Thanks for the attention - here it goes
In the security fix release - Components were suddenly not available
in the contructor of app_controller.php of an application - this was
not
You are great! :D
Ok, now I have put beforeSave() function in the model...
But I can't access from the model to $this-Session-read('User').
I'm doing well?
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Hi, bakers.
Is there a way to create multiple checkboxes and treat them as an array? I
i set the checkbox's name to 'Foo/bar' the generated name will be
data[Foo][bar]. For it to be treated as an array it should be
data[Foo][bar][]. Tried 'Foo/bar[]' but it doesn't work!
Any thoughts?
Thanks
You can probably get what you want with Foo/bar][ or something
similar.
There is no typo above, HTH,
AD7six
On Oct 25, 11:52 am, Gonçalo Marrafa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi, bakers.
Is there a way to create multiple checkboxes and treat them as an array? I
i set the checkbox's name to
Thanks for your swift answer.
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AD7six [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can probably get what you want with Foo/bar][ or something
similar.
There is no typo above, HTH,
AD7six
On Oct 25, 11:52 am, Gonçalo Marrafa [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi, bakers.
2006/10/25, Dr. Tarique Sani [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I am now curious as to where we did not play by the rules in the above
two cases :)
I suppose you should have filed a ticket in Trac (http://trac.cakephp.org/).
Martin
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I recomend to you force the ID in the checkboxes (e.g array('id' =
'bla bla bla'))
because multiple checkboxes will have the same ID and this can happens
some strange behavior in some web browsers.
This happen when you make Bla/bla][
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I know that in the latest Cake version, you can configure your model to fetch the data in a object-tree (where each object is a real instance of its model class) instead of a associative array. However, I can't find anything anywhere about this!
I've talking to gwoo about this some time ago, he
Hi there,I've read before that it's faster and even recommended to sum values at the DB level through queries. So if I wanted to get a list of items sold between certain dates, calculate tax totals, etc I should do this through queries.
However, I'm not sure how portable it would be to do this
On 10/25/06, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I've read before that it's faster and even recommended to sum values at the
DB level through queries. So if I wanted to get a list of items sold between
certain dates, calculate tax totals, etc I should do this through queries.
I'm a complete CakePHP and AJAX newbie. I'm trying to set up a pretty
simple ajax select element where my selecting an option in select A
will display relevant choices in a new select B. For whatever reason,
the code I've implemented is not working. My guess is that I'm missing
something vital in
Okay just trying to keep with the same thread. Has anyone used this
helper? Is this something included now in the Cake core?
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Hi i would like to share with
Cool!
SMF has an api file with functions that can help you check if the user
is logged in. (use the forum's session).
BTW after authenticating the user, do you store the info into Cake's
cookie/session? I searched through this mailing list and find many
posts about integrating phpBB and Cake's
There are several things: Some parts in the manual and wiki's tutorial
are out of date which caused confusion to newbies (or at least me *_*),
FAQ is a great idea, we can make it like a wiki so everyone can help?
(I will certainly do)
And I still believe that a Forum is way better than this.
Hi guys.
Well, php is running fine. I get the welcome screen from Cake okay.
Here's the url: http://192.168.0.2/app/views/posts/index
Using just http://192.168.0.2/app gives you the Cake welcome screen
Maybe it's some other url I should be using. Controller/action pair you
say?
I don't mind
Hi Bakers
Sorry I just changed
$this-Vehicule-listedesvehicules(mysql_real_escape_string($params['form']['vehicule_select']));
for
$this-Vehicule-listedesvehicules(mysql_real_escape_string($this-params['form']['vehicule_select']));
AND IT WORKS!
Sten
On 10/25/06, barry_normal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi guys.
Well, php is running fine. I get the welcome screen from Cake okay.
Here's the url: http://192.168.0.2/app/views/posts/index
Well, here's part of your problem.
The URL should be http://192.168.0.2/app/posts/index
Again, I
Hello all,
After a year or so of using Ruby on Rails I'm returning to PHP to work
on a downloadable app (think forums, galleries, that sort of thing).
What are you thoughts on using Cake for this sort of application? It
seems that Cake, like RoR, is intended mainly for hosted apps but it
might
Wouldn't observeForm work in this case?
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Hi Chris,Thanks for your response. I guess to stick with cake's portability I'll do these sort of tasks in the Domain logic.For future reference, if anyone's wondering about this question, and they are good enough to search the list before posting, here's a link to help you decide:
I was just thinking,How about using the rating system on the group to rate good posts? Does this increase the chances that the good posts come up first?Another thing I was thinking was this:Sometimes it's hard to find the answer to a question on the group when you don't know the lingo. So what if,
This is an issue that comes back in many domains.
my view on it , is basically: the more layers of abstraction you make
to interact with a resource, the more simple that interaction becomes,
but also, the more generic. And thus, the less you can optimize those
interactions. (well offcourse you
Hi there,I'm wondering if there's a way to dynamically load the fields into bindModel()?Basically I have a model method which I want to share between a few models. This method calls bindModel() to another Model but this bound model will be different depending on which model calls the method.
On 10/25/06, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Chris,
Thanks for your response. I guess to stick with cake's portability I'll do
these sort of tasks in the Domain logic.
For future reference, if anyone's wondering about this question, and they
are good enough to search the list
Hi,
just a few weeks ago, I discovered Ruby and Ruby on Rails, and
instantly fell in love with it. My webhoster doesn't offer Ruby,
so I set out to search for an alternative and I found CakePHP.
However, even though I never seriously used Ruby on Rails and
only toyed around with it for three
Good evening/morning,
I'm fairly new to cakePhp and partially succedd in setting up an HABTM
relationship between my user and profile table.
When I create a user, I can choose one or several profiles among the
available ones and when I save everything goes fine EXCEPT I couldn't
find out how to
Hi Chris,On 10/25/06, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a really great article.I've printed it out to read on thetrain ride home tonight.I'm doing some refactoring of an existingapplication (Rails, not CakePHP) and have to make some decisions about
this very topic.Greatly
Hey there jwm,
I've got experience with both Rails and CakePHP. In fact, I even gave
a talk at the php|works conference in September on the topic of What
Can PHP Learn From Ruby On Rails?, so I'd like to think I'm qualified
to comment on this topic. I'm sure I'll be corrected if I'm wrong.
The second case I can't really help you out on, since the plugins
interface is the one department of the framework I tend to stay out of,
but I will say that yes, we usually completely ignore any bugs reported
on the mailing list, as they should be reported on Trac.
The first case, however, is
Models aren't supposed to have access to the session. What you can do
is, if your model has a 'user_id' field (or equivalent), you can do
something like this in your controller:
$this-Model-set('user_id', $this-Session-read('User.id'));
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I'm new to cake, but not MVC so had a few questions on where the best
place is to put some functionality as it pertains to CakePHP.
1) I parse an XML file from a dv camera and need to insert what I get
into my database, I will have models for the data, but do I create my
xml parse class in my
- Acts (acts allow you to decorate a model's behaviour with
additional orthogonal aspects and encapsulate that behaviour
in a single, central place)
We have something called 'Behaviors' in Cake 1.2. There have been a
few posts on it in this mailling list which you can search for,
tease
On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Acts (acts allow you to decorate a model's behaviour with
additional orthogonal aspects and encapsulate that behaviour
in a single, central place)
We have something called 'Behaviors' in Cake 1.2. There have been a
few
On 10/25/06, realien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm new to cake, but not MVC so had a few questions on where the best
place is to put some functionality as it pertains to CakePHP.
1) I parse an XML file from a dv camera and need to insert what I get
into my database, I will have models for
It doesn't exactly work like that. There is a class called Set which
will be replacing NeatArray, and this object has a method called map(),
which can be used to map an array onto a dummy storage object (usually
stdClass). There are a couple of notes on it toward the end of these
slides:
Nate,
I think that's already properly documented. I've been using beforeFilter()
for that purpose and I don't possess any mind reading skills that I know of,
so I must have read it somewhere. I've also been going through the Cake PDF
manual and it is quite well designed, as it helps developers
Hi nate, thanks for the info...This feature would be particulary useful for us flash programmers to use in conjuction with AMFPHP (CakeAMFPHP) VO mapping features. Marcelo.
On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It doesn't exactly work like that.There is a class called Set whichwill be
Theoretical Example: Order hasMany OrderItem, OrderItem belongsTo
Order, Item:
$this-OrderItem-find(
'Order.date BETWEEN ' . date('Y-m-d') . ' AND ' . date('Y-m-d',
strtotime('-1 month')) . '',
'SUM(Item.price) As total'
);
If you wanted to calculate that including the tax per order,
Hi Nate,Thank you for your input.On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Theoretical Example: Order hasMany OrderItem, OrderItem belongsToOrder, Item:This is interesting. I have these Modles, however my setup is Order
HABTM Item (link table Items_orders). Then when I want to add items to
the
https://trac.cakephp.org/browser/branches/1.2.x.x/cake/libs/model/behavior.php
Just because we haven't released any doesn't mean you can't write one
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hi,
Thanks to Christoph. I found a solution but wondering is there any
better way to get rid of this long SQL query. Its fine for me to have a
multistep procedure
$query = SQL
select
Users.id as user_id,
Users.name as user_name,
Singers.id as singer_id,
Singers.name as singer_name,
This is interesting. I have these Modles, however my setup is Order HABTM
Item (link table Items_orders). Then when I want to add items to the order I
use bindModel to create a hasMany association between Order and ItemsOrder.
I'm interested to know why you chose the above associations?
Here's my problem. In my database firstname and lastname are required
fields. If you enter a space in the field, it will let you submit it
(expected), but when you go to edit the field the space is gone (not so
expected). This is causing me some problems and I'm not sure if it's
something I can
Hi Nate,On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is interesting. I have these Modles, however my setup is Order HABTM Item (link table Items_orders). Then when I want to add items to the order I use bindModel to create a hasMany association between Order and ItemsOrder.
I'm interested to
perhaps posting some code in the bin to let people see what you are
doing might help.
http://bin.cakephp.org/
On 10/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's my problem. In my database firstname and lastname are required
fields. If you enter a space in the field, it will let
On 10/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think actually looking at the code won't help much. It's a pretty
simple model.
I think actually looking at the code is the easiest way to fix the
problem. But maybe that's just me.
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On 10/25/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok - here's the code snips.
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1298589871
Hey kungfoofool,
Your code looks pretty straightforward. Looks like you save all the
data like anyone else would. I think it would also be good to see the
form
Hi All,
I am trying to build a multilingual site and want the urls to be
example.com/lang/controller/action
example.com/en/controller/action
where the lang could be anythinghow to achieve this?
thanx
sandosh
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Hi Francky,On 10/25/06, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not see how you can achieve this since the model to bind willdepend of the current model. Unless you define a static array into theapp_model (base) and call a function there that can then know whichmodel you are calling from, I do
I had the same problem but I choose another way to solve this .. I have
considered your approach and I did give name to my views in the form
en_viewname or whatever langage_viewname. For this you can automate
this into the beforeRender and stick the langage letters before
rendering the views (I
I forgot, you also have the $viewpath variable that you can change to
use the same views names but in another directory.
On Oct 25, 11:08 pm, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had the same problem but I choose another way to solve this .. I have
considered your approach and I did give name
That (1) is pretty much exactly what I would do. Make a component that
parses your XML into an associative array. Get your controller action
to pass the uploaded XML to this component, then use the array data to
create and save instances of your model(s).
I agree a lot of heavy lifting can be
I'v never done any serious search in PHP more than WHERE something LIKE
%something% but wanted to try a own idea so I would be able to search
for word in my content.
My algorim works like this:
User submits a title + body. When posted I create split all words and
add them to a database table.
thanks
define('ROOT', '/var/www/yourproject'); does the trick for me ;)
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So I've been exploring the CakePHP framework for the last week or so,
having decided that it was a good starting point for my latest project.
I'm familiar with MVC and the Rails Way so alot of the internals were
straightforward, and so far most of the functionality provided will be
more than
I'm building a rudamentary backend system which provides methods to
upload files and store references to them (along with a few other
infos) in the database. The admin tool needs to be able to reorder the
list which is displayed from the db data, so I added a field 'index' to
use for sort order
Thanks Chris,
Chris Hartjes wrote:
- join models
CakePHP offers that via the same sort of hasMany, belongsTo
and hasManyAndBelongsTo functionality.
That seems to have been misunderstood. I was thinking of using
real join Models in the Domain Model for many-to-many
relationships instead
nate wrote:
- Acts (acts allow you to decorate a model's behaviour with
additional orthogonal aspects and encapsulate that behaviour
in a single, central place)
We have something called 'Behaviors' in Cake 1.2. There have
been a few posts on it in this mailling list which you
On 10/25/06, Jörg W Mittag [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- object-relational mapping of inheritance
I think CakePHP allows this through object chaining, which to
me is a very powerful yet underutilized concept.
Can you elaborate on that? I just googled for object chaining
and only got a
I'm a noob and have a suggestion, get the eval copy of Nusphere's php ed
, hit a page then step through the code in the debugger, I didn't really
understand the controller/view mapping until today, when I stepped
through the code and figured out how cake looks for your request, maps
it to a
Thanks grant.
What I've done so far is created a controller to parse the xml, it uses
xpath to get the nodes/attributes that I need (I don't need the whole of
the xml).
No what I want to do is populate an instance of a model asset with the
contents of the nodes I captured, I see that the model
Jrg,
thanks for your lengthy post, it was a pretty interesting read.
One of the things that I really like as well is creating Models for
relationships. I think I heard about it first in David Heinemeier
Hansson Keynote Adress at RailsConf '06 (Video,
Slides).
I've played around with it a
On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
we usually completely ignore any bugs reported
on the mailing list, as they should be reported on Trac.
OK! I will have the programmer who found this put it in trac and hope
is it looked into.
The first case, however, is probably our fault for not
Well, that all sounds about right. All you really need is the
SessionComponent that re-implements the proper methods.
Any chance you'd want to submit those extra methods for consideration
to be included in the core...?
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Tarique,
By no means had I suggested you were not involved in the ongoing development
of Cake or any other open source project. It was more of a general
statement, because as a developer of several projects and owner of free
programming sites sometimes you just get frustrated with the amounts of
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