The next thing I would try is enabling debugging with the Ajax call, and
see what error you get back from the server.
Hopefully, this is a scenario you are reproducing in a development
environment. Any useful errors are probably being blocked by debug=0 in
the _ajaxSetup() call.
While you'
Will play around even more.
Using newest version of jQuery.
The ajax response / headers are set in the $this->_ajaxReturn($response);
and it works fine in every other browser. It returns a JSON encoded
response.
My current code even works in IE8, its just 9 that does not want to
co-operate wi
Here are the things I would be looking at first.
1. Consider the version of jQuery you are using. In newer releases of
jQuery, .live() is deprecated, or just doesn't work. If this is working
for you, then you may be using an older version of jQuery, and that may
have issues with IE9. The newe
The request is being sent / response via regular ajax view. It works in all
browsers using this approach except IE9.
I check Firebug Lite in IE and the same request gets sent but it never
returns anything it just sits there with the little spinner in FB lite.
So that's why I am wondering if it'
Hi!
My Cake - 2.3.6
Download localized plugin and copy to app/Plugin (Localized)
Add in app/Config/bootstrap.php:
CakePlugin::load('Localized');
Add to model:
App::uses('BrValidation', 'Localized.Validation');
Validation:
public $validate = array(
'cpf' => array(
'vali
Anyone integrate with Salesforce? I'm trying out several things (PHP
Toolkit, etc). Looking for a slam dunk solution so I don't have to do
something fully custom. I need to make a site where users are
authenticated, but the user/pass are in a Salesforce object. So behind the
scenes a connection
On Saturday, 29 June 2013 21:14:31 UTC+2, Vanja Dizdarević wrote:
>
> Thanks MorFer, that is a simple solution, but it feels like meddling with
> Model. At the point of the find, the model is in the save cycle and I don't
> know what else a find() might change in it.
>
> Btw, *$this->data* AND
On Saturday, 29 June 2013 19:53:49 UTC+2, Vanja Dizdarević wrote:
>
> When updating a row, I wish to read the "old" data before saving the
> current record.
>
> Here's a simplified example:
>
> Controller code:
> $this->User->save(['id' => 3, 'username' => 'a-new-username']);
>
> Model code:
> c
I think your use of the term "request" is confusing. Do you need the client
to issue six requests to the server with the various combinations? Or can
the client issue a single request with all of the information and have the
server process that as a request for six new records to be created?
If
On Saturday, 29 June 2013 10:49:19 UTC+2, Vanja Dizdarević wrote:
>
> Thank you Andy for taking time to write all that!
>
> I should have made my goal clearer, I agree - "what array formats can be
> expected in the afterFind callback?"
>
> Of course, I am trying to access only the respective mod
On Sunday, 30 June 2013 05:41:36 UTC+2, advantage+ wrote:
>
> Not sure if this is a Cake issue or just stupid IE.
>
>
>
> I have a small snip of js code that works in all browsers except IE9.
>
There's no CakePHP in your question.
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