Hi -
I have a 1.2 app that I'm updating to 1.3. I need to send all top
level requests like /foo to a controller action (/sites/view/$1) if
they are not a valid controller. So in my 1.2 app I had a route like
this (incredibly ugly I know):
Router::connect('(?!admin|billings|carriers|clips|cliptyp
All -
I'm trying to wrap my brain around the HABTM 'with' or 'auto-
with' (I've seen this term?) relationship. I think I've got it to a
degree, but I need some help. I have the following:
Site hasOne Prospectingplaylist (dependent => true)
Prospectingplaylist belongsTo Site
Prospectingplaylist h
I've seen several posts and articles with this type of thing in Users-
>login():
if($this->Auth->login()) {
$this->redirect($this->Auth->loginRedirect);
}else{
$this->data = null;
$this->set('erro
time
> on the page but this can be fixed with Baz approach (Cookie).
> Baz if you pass twice in befoeFilter, you can detect it by setting a
> variable (maybe static) in beforeFiler ?
>
> On Feb 21, 5:32 am, EchoChargen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Another thing o
Another thing of note, is if I run through the steps:
1. login, get redirected to what I have in Auth->loginRedirect
2. let session expire
3. click a link to a protected action and get redirected to Auth-
>loginAction, and in my case above get a flash message with "your
session timed out."
4. At t
Baz,
Your steps above are what I see in my testing as well.I also noticed
that when my session times out, auth.redirect was always set in the
new session I'd see when hitting step #4. So I did this in my Users-
>login method:
function login() {
$this->disableCache();
Hello -
Using 1.2 beta release 6311 with Auth component. I've set the session
timeout to 60 seconds for testing (core.php "high" setting). I'm able
to login and get redirected correctly to loginRedirect(). If I sit
on a protected page and let the session time out, I get redirected
back to the
I'm not sure what you're asking exactly, but here's an example of
using some of the options in the form helper:
echo $form->input('phone1', array('label' => array('text' => 'Phone
Number', 'class' => 'left'), 'maxLength' => '3', 'before' => '', 'class' => 'phone', 'div' => false ));
echo $form->in
I've done the following:
Clipranking Model:
function findClipByRank($site_id){
return $this->query("SELECT Clipranking.rank,
Clipranking.site_id,
Clipranking.required, Clip.id, Clip.name, Clip.length FROM
cliprankings AS Clipranking, clips AS Clip WHERE Clipranking.site_id =
$site
All -
I've been using Mariano Iglesias Bindable behavior with 1.2 beta to
nice effect, but I've run into a query I can't figure out. Here's
what I have:
Team hasMany Clip
Team hasMany Site
Site hasMany Clipranking
A Site can play any of the Clips available in their Team in whatever
ranked order
Maybe if you post some of the code, someone will have some
suggestions.
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Neil -
I am new Cake user, but I was able to get validation working with
forms for different models.
By setting the error messages in the model. Here's a snip from my
User model:
'city' => array(
'required' => array(
'rule' =
Good afternoon,
I have a form that will collect data for several models. One of them
is a creditcards table that has 'ccexmonth' and 'ccexyear' fields. I
bumbled around with the form helper until I came up with something,
but it seems like there must be a slicker way to do it. I have the
proble
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