The project I'm working on is expected to get a good load of visitors,
so I need to make sure I tune my cake to work as efficiently as
possible. Are there any speed/reliability issues between php (native
php sessions) and cake (filesystem) -types of sessions?
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:D
Well I guess I just confirmed my newbie status, I had written the
names of the model files Capitalized. I noticed that small letters
work much better :D
Well, that was a fun couple of hours.
Aapo
On Dec 11, 2:49 pm, AJV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm quessing this has s
I'm quessing this has something to do with communicating with the
model file. Even if I write die() or some broken code to the model,
nothing happens. Are there any ways to confirm that the controller
talks to the model, and if not, how could it be fixed?
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asic models though as you can't
> specify associations, behaviors, validation or anything specific for
> the auto-model.
>
> Its main use is for join tables in HABTM.
>
> hth
> grigri
>
> On Dec 11, 11:29 am, AJV <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > A small typo -
A small typo - the path to the model file is of course /app/models/.
BUT I just noticed that I can change the model file to whatever, even
remove it, and it still works. Is this normal?!
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I'm really confused with this - can't get even the simplest examples
working.
I set a test case like this:
array(
'rule' => array('email', true),
'message' => 'Please supply a valid email address.'
)
);
}
?>
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Just starting on Cake (1.2.0). I'm trying to make a form that checks
if a code that a user has inputted is in the correct format, then
check if it's found in a database. If the first check/validation
fails, it returns the user to the first page and displays an error
above the code-field.
And I do
