yep :)
2014-04-29 0:07 GMT+02:00 euromark dereurom...@gmail.com:
See - already fixed after not even 1 hour :)
Am Montag, 28. April 2014 22:35:02 UTC+2 schrieb bato:
I opened an issue https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/issues/3410
Il giorno lunedì 28 aprile 2014 18:46:28 UTC+2, euromark
ok it works!
To me remain a mistery why using first() the callback in $results-map() is
called twice while not using first is called once.
Could it be a bug?
2014-04-16 13:11 GMT+02:00 José Lorenzo jose@gmail.com:
Try this
public findFlat($query, $options = []) {
return
uhm... I found when it repeats twice.
try
$table = TableRegistry::get('Articles');
$table
-find()
-formatResults(function($r) {
return $r-map(function($r) {
debug('a');
return $r;
});
})
-first();
debug($table-toArray());
I have debug($table-toArray()); after the find chain. I suppose that
OK, I've got it. I will have a look to compile() method.
Thanks for your help
Il 16/apr/2014 21:06 José Lorenzo jose@gmail.com ha scritto:
Yeah, it will execute it as many times as you iterate the results. If you
want to cache the results of a set of formatters call compile() on the
uhm...
maybe I'm wrong to use map() function...
return $results-map(function($row) {
foreach ($row['content']-toArray() as $key = $value) {
$row[$key] = $value;
}
unset($row['content']);
return $row;
I think you are right about http comunications and probably we will
introduce also a complete backend API rest to use backend data with every
type of frontend app (not only cake app).
But having the possibility to use directly backend core in your frontend
app is more flexible and you don't lose
Well,
I think you're right, for classic simple frontend/backend app (one frontend
with one backend).
But what about have two completely different frontends with different urls?
Our backend handle multiple sites data and can share content between them.
Every frontend is a completely separate
Hi Mark,
thanks for the answer :)
Do you intend using Plugin for backend or frontend? However the common use
case we have to handle is:
- frontends and backend live on the same server and are served by the
same web server
- one backend used to manage data for two or more frontends
-
:04 PM, Alberto Pagliarini bat...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thanks José for the answer.
Let me know what you decide and if I can help.
Anyway my example is born because I often need to save data in different
format from original (serialize/unserialize, json_encode, json_decode,
etc..) and I think
Yeah!
using Entity class and $_accessible property all works as expected!
thanks
José
2014-02-04 José Lorenzo jose@gmail.com:
Currently that is the most confusing part of the ORM and I'd like to make
it easier to understand in the next release preview. By default entities
are protected
Hi Carlos,
PHP 5.4 permits the ['key' = 'value'] array syntax. The issue I had was
resolved by using Entity class and $_accessible property.
2014-02-04 Carlos Javier Baeza Negroni carlos.ba...@gmail.com:
Also check the array:
$data = ['name' = 'Walter White'];
Should be:
$data =
Simple way to initialize a component on the fly.
ClassRegistry::init is very useful for model... I'd like it (or
something similar) works with component
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