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
Hi,
I am new to CakePHP ... downloaded Cake 2.2.0 and set it up on Apache as
given in cookbook.
I did all settings as given in cookbook (both mod_rewrite and CakePHP
pretty URLs). Still I can not see default cake page in sample blog's
webroot. Not sure where to look for errors.
I have not
I am having the same problem with edit. I got exactly the same code as
above. but when I try to edit and save the data, it does not save, it gives
me flash message. I wonder what is wrong with the code because i follow
this edit function from blog tutorial.
Thanks
On Wednesday, July 11, 2012
As described in the blog tutorial -
Also remove these .htaccess files:
/.htaccess/app/.htaccess/app/webroot/.htaccess
This will make your URLs look like
www.example.com/index.php/controllername/actionname/param rather than
www.example.com/controllername/actionname/param.
I did the same but
In what way is that unexpected?
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W dniu sobota, 14 lipca 2012 05:24:16 UTC+2 użytkownik surajmundada napisał:
I have not installed PHP. Is it necessary to install PHP before CakePHP?
Yes it is!
Cakephp is PHP framework and to work cake need php compilation.
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W dniu sobota, 14 lipca 2012 16:19:38 UTC+2 użytkownik AD7six napisał:
In what way is that unexpected?
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CakePHP 2.1.5 and 2.2.1 have just been released. If you are using CakePHP's
`Xml` class, you should upgrade as soon as possible.
The security issue was recently reported by Paweł Wyleciał. When accepting
user provided XML it is possible to read arbitrary files using external
entities. This is
for me this doesnt make much sense
the database is switched/selected based on the environment not what
action/shell you invoke - normally anyway
so for local development you have a local db at all times which will then
also be used for baking
or what exactly are you asking? I mean, why
Hi all,
I just ran into this same problem - I want the image upload to be optional,
but don't want to go to the trouble of creating another Model (I had this
system originally, and am trying to improve things by bringing the image
into the main model!)
Anyway, I found a sneaky way to have
I'm baking local, correct so i need to go into database.php and comment out
live config, so i can bake local settings because it wont find the local
using live server settings, then uncomment / re comment local settings to
upload then re-upload database.
If im making changes to local db its not
use some kind of dynamic db switch to always have the right db setting for
the corresponding environment
like http://www.dereuromark.de/2012/02/25/dynamic-database-switching/
then your problem resolves itself
Am Sonntag, 15. Juli 2012 00:49:24 UTC+2 schrieb advantage+:
I'm baking local,
I'm not aware of any plans to make the good parts of Cake worse. We fully
plan on keeping things like Convention over config, and features like bake
and scaffolding around, perhaps even make them better.
I find it strange that you think arrays are not adequate for configuration,
but cite yaml
There isn't really an example yet, as no code has been written. Based on
this thread it might be a helpful process to go through a public vetting of
the proposed model api, and how some common use cases might work. I know
that josé has begun implementing basic database abstraction which an
I wrote one, its on github.
http://github.com/markstory/asset_compress.
It affords the ability to concatenate and minify files. It also allows you
to integrate preprocessors like less, sass and coffee-script into your
projects.
-Mark
On Saturday, 14 July 2012 17:27:34 UTC-4, advantage+
Hello Mark,
I did see the one you wrote but having to define the specific sets of
different css / js files did not seem like the option I was looking for in a
separate ini file. I want to be able to say ok let me try using colorbox.js
or lightbox.js and add that directly in the view rather
Shame on you *AD7six* and *Piotr Beschel*! This group is for helping people
not mocking them!
Yes the question is kinda silly, but this doesn't mean that you should mock
people. What if
you end up asking a question that someone better (in Cake) than you
considers silly?
Would it be nice to get
Maybe http://code.google.com/p/minify/ ?
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I have 3 different Admin routing defined in core.php
Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin', 'manager' , 'editor'));
so when baking it asks would you like to add the routing in controller 1/2/3
but it only bake's one set and doing it again will overwrite the original
controller,
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