Re: How to validate current password.

if you google "cakephp validate current password" you will hit a lot of results like http://lecterror.com/articles/view/manually-hashing-password-and-password-validation You can also read, implement or get some info on how do validate (from the source code): http://www.dereuromark.de/2011/08/25/

Re: Is Cake 3 dead?

Cake3 is actively developed - this very moment I do not know what your sources are - please elaborate! Am Montag, 17. Juni 2013 06:07:32 UTC+2 schrieb advantage+: > > I thought Sept was realse date, you look at the updates nothing has been > touched in months! > -- Like Us on FaceBook https://

Re: Saving session data from a view

John is right. Your view should only be concerned with how the data is presented, not how it is handled / manipulated. In the end, you should be able to completely swap out your views without having to adjust your controller at all. Follow the link John gave you and read up on it. It will save you

Is Cake 3 dead?

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How to validate current password.

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Re: Saving session data from a view

You're not thinking MVC. If there's data that need to be taken into account through different application states (like a click that triggers a controller method) then the controller/model should manipulate it, not the view. If

Re: Saving session data from a view

Thanks for your response. As I had no choice that is what I ended up doing. However, the information I was interested in storing was only relevant to the view (i.e. which menu was opened when the user clicked on a link) and only meant for use in the view (reopen the menu that was opened at the