UPDATE
i worked with my form inputs and the Controller a bit, and i DO have
functioning saves working again (for the next ten minutes until it breaks
again). i'll describe what i had to do, and why i don't like it.
Form inputs:
Basically, i have to scrap the idea of the ORM carrying data to the
i tinkered with ->link() a bit last night, but must have set up something
wrong, as it tried to insert more than 1 link record for the same Listing
ID / Attribute ID pair, violating the unique key.
There was a guy on #cakephp IRC last night having the exact same problem
i'm having, and markstor
I believe that is your answer you were looking for...
I missed it too.
Thanks Jose for pointing that one out.
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After looking at the code, I found how to do:
Router::prefix('admin', callback) is actually equivalent to
Router::scope('/admin',
['prefix' => 'admin'], callback) so one can use Router::scope() to add
routing defaults to prefixed routes.
Le vendredi 13 mars 2015 09:40:18 UTC-7, Pgbi a écrit :
Hi cakephp world !
With Router::connect() and Router::scope() one can pass a params parameter
which represents "An array of routing defaults to add to each connected
route".
I was expecting Router::prefix() to be able to also handle a params
parameter. But that's not the case.
Is there any re
The added security is in that the Presentation layer is what is exposed to
the world and is more vulnerable. In the event that the Presentation layer
is hacked, it would not have access to the Database layer. There is added
security in front of the Application layer (which has access to the
Dat
