how to use GD library with cake php
plz help
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Hi Josh,
Did you figure out the issue?
I am testing my php file using simpletest webtestcase. The form has file
type input where i upload files. I wrote webtestcase like this:
$this-setField('file', 'path to filename');
$this-click('Submit');
$this-assertText('file uploaded successfully');
Hi,
Use your cms plugin in app folder.
cake components are configure with app folder. app your plugin is
correct way.
Thanks,
Rajkamal
On Wednesday, October 9, 2013 2:00:16 AM UTC+5:30, davido wrote:
hi!
my cakephp installation looks as the following application tree, whereby
cms
Hi Friends,
I use PHPExcel library.
Controller :
public $helpers = array('PhpExcel');
View :
?php
$this-PhpExcel-createWorksheet();
$this-PhpExcel-setDefaultFont('Calibri', 12);
$table = array(
array('label' = __('Company'), 'width' = 'auto', 'filter' =
Hello,
Do you have in your helper the following line ?
App::import('Vendor', 'PHPExcel/Classes/PHPExcel');
Assuming you put PHPExcel in APP.Vendor/PHPExcel
Cheers,
Rémi
On 9 October 2013 11:49, Rajkamal Ganesan
rajkamalgane...@dreamstitude.comwrote:
Hi Friends,
I use PHPExcel library.
You would use GD library with Cake just as you would any other PHP
application. Run phpinfo() to see if GD support is enabled. If it is you're
good to go and there's nothing more to do, if not you'll need to download
and install it to your PHP/Apache server environment. I believe on Windows
You can also find some information on
http://www.dereuromark.de/2010/10/05/cakephp-security/
Basically sanitizing was often used too eagerly, instead of using
validation (which also usually is used too restrictive) and sane output
escaping.
Use whitelisting for security sensitive views - or
what is echo __d('cake_dev', 'what is cake_dev?')
On Friday, 13 January 2012 02:13:17 UTC+7, burntcake wrote:
Hi all,
Sorry if this is another dumb post, but I get the feeling that the
tutorials and docs are written with experienced Cake people in mind,
rather than Cake novices.
For
Holy necro post, Batman.
__*() functions are related to translations.
__d() is a domain specific translation. Specifically, it will look in the
translation file cake_dev.po for a translation for what is cake_dev?.
You can read a bit more about Internationalization and Localizations here :
