In case anyone comes across this issue I thought it worth reporting my
findings since it is an artifact of using Scriptaculous and Ajax in Cake.
> I have some strange behavior in an ajax form and am wondering if it
> could be cake related?
>
> Cake version: 1.1.8.3544
>
> Regardless of which
Hi guys,
We've created a REST based webservice with cake, and when we set the
layout of the controller to var $layout = 'xml'; and we have views
for each of the actions on the controller that wil render the xml.
\n";
echo $content_for_layout;
?>
What we are seeing is we always get 1 or 2 bl
Christoph,
I don't have a solution, but I can confirm that I had the exact same
results as you have. I suspect we need to do more than manual shows us.
As for the article that Synchro recommended
(http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/126 ); I had to change the reg
exp (regular expressions) to
On 11/14/06, Christian Winther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi
> Oh, that looks very cool - im going to check it out :)
Thanks
If you are interested - there is a tutorial on creating a cheesecake
addon at http://cheesecake-photoblog.org/doku.php?id=tutorials
Cheers
Tarique
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On 11/15/06, Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, we have the need to manage ACLs not only based on actions which
> allow/deny users (aros)
> to access controllers accions (acos), but also to include the ability
> to allow the users only to see a certain filtered view of the database
> (only e
The above code was lifted from an Actual Application (tm), but some of
the variable names were changed for clarity, which is why some of the
session setting doesn't match up with the session checking, but you get
the idea. There's also some extra goodies in there on how to handle
login expiration
class AppController extends Controller {
function beforeFilter () {
if (!$this->Session->check('User') && $this->params['action'] !=
'login') {
if (!$this->RequestHandler->isAjax()) {
// If this is not an Ajax Reques
Bernard Grosperrin wrote:
> I would like to improve my rather crude login system. For now, after
> login, I redirect the user to '/', or the "Home" page.
> I would like to "trap" or retrieve the URL the user intended to go to,
> pass it as parameter to my login function, to redirect to this URL
nate wrote:
> You can never have enough rope.
Amen.
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Is short enough for you? Cake does URL's
automatically, and most helper methods (like $html->link() and friends)
automatically escape output by default.
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not realy sure about the standard but I think if you concern about "how to add header to all your pages with the data inside it" it must be using the standard MVC and logically in cakePHP, it a standard way how to access using url by creating standard coding of MVC in cakePHP, and how to put toget
How does cake handle output escaping? If I have a var to pass to a
view:
$this->set('thing', '');
and I echo it in my view
I going to get unescaped output. I could do:
But that's cumbersome to do all the time. I was wondering if Cake had
something built-in for handling this automatically,
Something that I've done outside of cake is an ACL-style permissions
system that allows the same user different permissions in different
contexts, so for example they may be able to access all the registered
users of one account but not another. It's not open source (and it's
not a generic solutio
Not quite what you asked about, but this is pretty interesting,
especially the follow-up comment:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/126
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Thank you nate. That got me going on the right direction (i think).
So $result = $this->Post->Tag->findAll(array("Tag.id" => array(3, 6)));
returns an array with each tag specified in the condition and their
related posts within, and when I set recursive to 2 I get all the tags
associated with e
Thanks nate!
Worked like a charm!
On Nov 14, 4:17 pm, "nate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If you have a beforeFilter method defined in one of your controllers,
> try adding the following:
> parent::beforeFilter();
>
> See here:http://us3.php.net/keyword.parent
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for grouping you can do this
$conditions = 'Job.location = test Group by Col';
$this->Job->findAll($condition);
you can set debug to 3 and see the actually query that is being issued
by Cake
regards,
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So say i'm working on a blog applicaiton and I have the HABTM
association set up between the post model and the tag model.
What I can't figure out is how do I 1.) call a findAll and get all the
posts that have two specific tags; and 2.) how do I get those results
to contain the other tags associa
By using phpThumb you could simplify your application logic and abstract
image size to the views.
olivvv
TWIOF wrote:
> HI Everyone,
>
> I've been making an images system for my site. There are various types
> of image (e.g. thumb nails and illustrations). As far as the models go
> an article m
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parent::beforeFilter();
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Hi! my appController looks like below:
class AppController extends Controller {
var $helpers = array('Html','Ajax','Javascript');
function beforeFilter() {
if($this->Session->check('User')) $this->set('userinfo',
$this->Session->read('User.username'));
}
nate wrote:
> Cake isn't designed to do everything you could possibly want to do,
> just most things. And for the things it doesn't specifically cover, it
> gives you more than enough leverage to cover them yourself.
That brings to mind something about C and having enough rope.
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Hi, we have the need to manage ACLs not only based on actions which
allow/deny users (aros)
to access controllers accions (acos), but also to include the ability
to allow the users only to see a certain filtered view of the database
(only every user's clients, providers, etc).
For example: A user
Hi all,
i was just wondering if i could somehow use the genius findall function
and define a group by option
i am not sure how i put that in the conditions. i have an array like
$conditions = array('Job.location'=>'test')
$this->Job->findAll($conditions);
but how can i group this now ??
Thank
afaik, the cache goes in tmp too... so if you use caching, your view
code is pulled out of the tmp/cache/ directory
correct me if i'm wrong ;-)
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(although, i would personally also use different tables because it's
more future-proof, like Chris said. If you don't have a good reason to
do it your way, i would do it our way ;-)
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On 11/14/06, TWIOF <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> HI Everyone,
>
> I've been making an images system for my site. There are various types
> of image (e.g. thumb nails and illustrations). As far as the models go
> an article might use hasOne for the thumb nails and hasMany for
> illustrations.
>
>
> " ... you can call this function to render the view at any point in the
> controller logic"
At first I was like "Huh? How does that help me. I'm still using just
one view." then , the light bulb went on. :p duh. :)
Thanks for pointing that out!
thnx,
Christoph
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Hi guys, have a weird error that only occurs on one developer machine.
The query is :
$columns = $this->MetaDataField->query("DESC assets_data");
On my machine if I do a pr($columns) I get :
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[COLUMNS] => Array
(
To do HABTM, you need an extra table. To do HABTM between users and
game_pieces, you'd need a table called game_pieces_users (table1_table2
in alphabetical order). game_pieces_users would have 2 fields:
game_piece_id and user_id.
I hope that helps a little. I've found that scaffolding helps me
On Nov 14, 4:55 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 666 would disable execute rights,
I'm not a habitual linux user (although I just bought a new dev
machine, so let's see), thanks for clarifying what that would do to a
folder.
So: If you have access to modify php to run as a di
On 11/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> after update cake i have errors
>
> Warning:
> file_put_contents(/home/andriu/beta/tmp/cache/models/default_lowcy_list)
> [function.file-put-contents]: failed to open stream: Permission denied
> in /home/andriu/cake/basics.php on line 8
On Nov 14, 4:36 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> afaik, the cache goes in tmp too... so if you use caching, your view
> code is pulled out of the tmp/cache/ directory
>
> correct me if i'm wrong ;-)
:
The trouble is...
If you are using a shared host, then php is probably runni
Chris Hartjes wrote:
> You should do a recursive chmod on the tmp directory
>
> chmod -R 777 tmp/
>
> and that will fix the problem. Everything in tmp should be 777 in my opinion.
>
>
> --
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>
Imo, you should give read, write and execute (for directories)
permissions to the user t
>
> 777 means that anyone who has an account on the system can change these
> files, changing the content of your website!!
>
True, but if you only give it to the tmp directory in your Cake
install, they can't really do much to change the content of your
website.
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after update cake i have errors
Warning:
file_put_contents(/home/andriu/beta/tmp/cache/models/default_lowcy_list)
[function.file-put-contents]: failed to open stream: Permission denied
in /home/andriu/cake/basics.php on line 843
Warning:
file_put_contents(/home/andriu/beta/tmp/cache/models/defau
Hi
Oh, that looks very cool - im going to check it out :)
Thanks
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HI Everyone,
I've been making an images system for my site. There are various types
of image (e.g. thumb nails and illustrations). As far as the models go
an article might use hasOne for the thumb nails and hasMany for
illustrations.
BUT, i'm using one db table for all images (there won't be tha
> and besides, cake programmers are programmers too... i've inspected the
> cake code and that's why i *know* that cake handles stuff like sql
> injections, session hijackings,.. also, it provides very easy ways for
> the programmer to protect himself against XSS and the like.
We also cover CSRF,
666 would disable execute rights, for files that's okay, but not for
directories. no-one (except root) would be able to go "into"
directories (by definition)
also there aren't really files in there that one would like to execute
i think ;-) (unless someone with write access puts em there himself)
>> Is it possible to tell a controller to use multiple views?
I believe the example shown in the online manual for requestAction in
the Controllers chapter is what you're looking for
(http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/controllers).
In this example, a function named "showUserProducts" is added to
your method is fine, if you have a column called "category" or
something like that
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Thanks, that made things a bit clearer to me.
If I understand you correctly, does this mean that it is the *template*
itself that is initiating the call to get the data. Is this the
standard procedure in frameworks llike cake, or are there other ways of
achieving the same result?
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for me.
https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/1368
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Christoph skrev:
> Ok, so I figured out how to generate a list using different
> fields, other than the id, as the key => value pair. But I still have
> some issue
>
> Security is the responsibility of the PROGRAMMER, not the framework.
> The best security features are not worth anything if you don't use
> them properly.
>
> All the common security problems like XSS, cross-domain scripting and
> SQL injection are easily solved by the programmer. Expecting
On 11/13/06, Ger_Val <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi! I'm new to CakePHP, seems it's a really great framework. I didn't
> find any bad comments about it in the Internet. Probably, I was looking
> badly. :)
> What about using CakePHP for large projects? My concerns are about
> performance and sec
Cakephp, combined with a decent auth system (check the bakery for that)
will do pretty much everything they can to make your app as secure as
possible. (sql injections, session hijackings, brute force attempts,
network sniffings...)
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/147 will address al thes
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