Is there an elegant way to make the two fields created and
modified
visible/editable in scaffold views? thx
sorry for a repost but the first one seemed to have vanished somehow.
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Hi bakers,
I want to use the media view component to manage downloads of files
that reside on a different server
function download() {
$this-view = 'Media';
$params = array(
'id' = 'afile.pdf',
'name' = 'afile',
, JuergenRiemer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does no one ever encountered this problem? How did you overcome it
respectively; other than attaching a file which works.
On 28 Okt., 08:39, JuergenRiemer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
still looking for a solution:
How can I use the Email Component from
Does no one ever encountered this problem? How did you overcome it
respectively; other than attaching a file which works.
On 28 Okt., 08:39, JuergenRiemer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
still looking for a solution:
How can I use the Email Component from within ashellscript _and_
pass on data
still looking for a solution:
How can I use the Email Component from within a shell script _and_
pass on data to the template .ctp file?
thanks
Juergen
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Hi,
using this tutorial:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/emailcomponent-in-a-cake-shell
I can send mails from shells, fine, yet I cannot set any variables
that would be print in the .ctp file.
I tried using this in my shell, no worky.. any idea?
App::import( 'Core',
App::import( 'Core', array( 'View') );
should be this:
App::import( 'Core', array( 'View', 'Controller' ) );
which works well in shell script to produce text files:
$html = $oView-render( '/elements/report/' );
yet not with email component
Hi,
afaik dashes are allowed in email adresses; why does the validation
module let them fail? do I overlook sg here, I am a bit puzzled since
this validation should be quite well elaborated by now and I found
just one post in that concern that wasn't really answered.
Validation fails with and
/01/03/validation-with-cakephp-12/
On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 3:22 PM, JuergenRiemer [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
Hi,
afaik dashes are allowed in email adresses; why does the validation
module let them fail? do I overlook sg here, I am a bit puzzled since
this validation should be quite well
Hi,
I do the following to unit test a shell script
[ learn.test.php ] put in a folder tests/cases/shells (that I
created)
?php
App::import( 'Shell', 'Learn' );
class LearnShellTest extends CakeTestCase {
function setUp(){
$this-LearnShell = new LearnShell();
}
Hi,
if I try to access $this-Session-id() in the beforeFilter function
it is empty.
function beforeFilter(){
debug( $this-Session-id() );
}
Yet the session is there, if I ask for it in the rest of my
controller functions
Do I overlook anything?
thx
Jeurgen
For me it seems to work like this:
$this-Session-id() will return false until you have read from,
written to or checked the session at least once.
thanks for your reply. I experienced the same behaviour; as if I
change it when trying to read it (doing sg like $this-Session-
id(''))
Well, I
Hi,
I want to test a function of Users (display) which calls a component
(Country) its function countryName respectively. Now I want to mock
this component and have it return a predefined value.
I thought of using testAction and setup my test like below.
the problem: the mock doesn't seem to
One thing I have to add: if I call the methods directly like
$this-UsersController-display();
the mocking works like a champ...
yet in that case: how to easily pass on POST data to display?
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HI,
I am unit testing a login function with testAction like so:
function testValidLogin(){
$data = array(
'User' = array(
'username' = 'usrname',
'balfoomuh' = 'apassword123'
Hi,
I created a shell script to produce statistics. Works fine. Now I want
to create a nicely formated HTML page with the results and this leads
me to my problem: how can I create this HTML file from within my shell
script.
I thought of using the render function and writing it to the harddisk
Super,
thanks Daniel for pointing me the Core *g*
works like a charm now!
App::import('Core', array('View', 'Controller'));
$view = new View(new Controller());
$viewContent = $view-render('/elements/view_name');
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