Looking at the way CakeResponse::file() works, it does not appear it is
possible to clean up a particular file in the same request that generated
it, because the file is send when the body is actually generated, which is
after afterFilter, and after all the Dispatch Filters would have fired.
Just had a thought. A really short cache could also do the trick, as long
as that cache content could be referenced by CakeResponse::file().
On Friday, 25 October 2013 16:34:39 UTC+10, Reuben wrote:
Looking at the way CakeResponse::file() works, it does not appear it is
possible to clean up
I haven't been able to figure out why I have a set of views that aren't
able to load values set in the AppController or why I have to navigate
outside of the controller to refresh the CSS for those views, but what I
did discover today is that I have another set of views under a different
Hi All,
Iam very new in cakephp. Already read the several tutorials.
I have 3 tables:
1. Organziation table
Id name
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2. Event table
Id org_id name
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11events1
21events2
3. Event dates table
Id event_id
Hi Expert,
Why new version, we can not bake a view that have search module ?
it's dufficult to make it ? . I hope new version CAKEPHP can have it.
Thks your time.
I am a newbie.
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Hi Michael,
other as index, add, edit a search is more complex. I have been building
search methods and forms since I started with cake and in most cases
they get quite complicated very soon, because in most cases your users
not only want to perform
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Hi Mariya,
are you looking
a) for Dates of a certain event, which has already passed
or
b) all Eventdates which have passed?
for b you should leave out the id.
Also try creating the date in your controller and add the real date in
your query.
And
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Hi Reuben,
for the moment I opted for putting the code into a lib.
So now the next question. How can I wirte tests for it? Can I do that
within the CakePHP testframework? If yes, how do I call it? Is there an
example anywhere?
Or do I have to call
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Hi Dave,
is this condition on your first model or on a related model?
Anja
Am 16.10.2013 17:59, schrieb Advantage+:
Now this used to work, but now it does not.. Not sure what happened.
I have standard pagination but offer the ability to
My experience with unit testing in CakePHP is minimal. However, I do
believe it should be possible.
CakePHP has nice classes for assisting with testing the specific cases of
Controllers (ControllerTestCase) and creating fixtures (CakeTestFixture)
for using with model testing.
They also provide
On the model it's self.
The is a field for the listings / Listings table for featured bool.
Pagination $params has featured = $featured so if the listings/featured
is passed then it would only paginate featured listings.
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See https://github.com/CakeDC/search for solid search functionality
Doesn't need to be baked (even though it can easily be added to your custom
bake templates), you can just add it afterwards.
Am Donnerstag, 24. Oktober 2013 11:12:40 UTC+2 schrieb Trần Michael:
Hi Expert,
Why new version,
I've noticed recently some strange behavior when it comes to naming
conventions and Plugins.
For example if I create a link somewhere within a plugin ie.
*$this-Html-link('Some
Link', array('controller' = 'controller', 'action' = 'action')); *
Following the link would land you on the page
Hey Reuben
Out of sheer curiosity (once again *g*), I gave it a try.
You are right, there is no way to do this in one request/response since
sending the response is the last thing the browser does. That's just how
HTTP works.
There are two ways though, I think (and I'm may be wrong, it 7 in
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