Hi everybody,
today I was doing a country-> region -> city selection page
and i was trying to dynamically update the same $ajax->div('list');
according to the selected item.
Everything was ok, until i tried to apply some effect on the 'before'
callback (the same happened with the 'after' callback
Does the code completion works well with netbeans?
I'm currently using Eclipse, and it's completion is not great.. for i
period i used
to work with Zend IDE ..and it was definitively great..but not free.
Does anybody is using Aptana with cakePHP ?
bye,
Andrea
On Feb 28, 11:34 pm, Gonzalo Se
Where are you actually changing that?
Because my bootstrap.php (the one in /cake/bootstrap.php )
have this:
require CAKE . 'dispatcher.php';
no App::import there
On Feb 9, 4:19 pm, Emanuel Nedelcu wrote:
> I've reduce the request time of a page by changing bootstrap.php file
> like this:
> //
Maybe (i don't know if is a valid solution) you can try to do this
thing:
you can import all the controllers, invoke their actions and
then return their computed data , and set those as view variables
something like:
$this->set( 'articles' , $mycontroller->latest_articles() );
so inside your v
I'm interested, we can discuss about it,
please send me the details in a private mail,
thanks,
Andrea
On Jan 25, 9:55 am, Novice Programmer
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Please get in touch with me if you are looking for a freelance work. I have
> a site based on cakephp and want to add a few features
If you set up properly the model associations, and set the recursive
value of the $this->EventDeadline object to the number of associations
you have,
you can do :
$this->EventDeadline->find('all', array(
'conditions'=>array('User.id'=>$user['User']['id']),
'order'=>'EventDeadline.due_
Why not using the html helper in view?
$html->image('photo/HawaiiSurf.jpg');
Andrea
On Jan 16, 5:40 pm, Stefano Manfredini
wrote:
> On 16 Gen, 11:48, g4b0 wrote:
>
> > Hi all,
> > I'm trying to put some images in /app/webroot/img/photo, but the
> > following html doesn't display anything:
>
Why not using "for_layout" variables?
Just set into your controller action a "selectedtab_for_layout"
variable and inside the
layout (yes i said layout, not view) you can access it.
On Jan 14, 5:42 pm, teknoid wrote:
> If I understand this right, you are looking to set an "active" tab,
> based
Why not configuring properly the .htaccess ? put a rule before the
cake routing,
in that way it will not be remapped in /app/webroot
Bye,
Andrea
On Jan 12, 2:33 pm, Unite wrote:
> On my servers WWW directory I have cakephp installed and it works. My
> problem is I want to now add a comercial
I agree with the helper solution, it's more scalable.. now you have 1
function soon you'll maybe have 1 hundred..
On Jan 12, 1:00 pm, Adam Royle wrote:
> If it's just a simple function, then you can place it in bootstrap.php
> and it will be globally available.
>
> Cheers,
> Adam
>
> On Jan 12,
aybe i should convert all
those calls to direct URLs ..or at least do not use the array Url
format
('controller'=>'posts','action'=>'view',34) but /posts/view/34 .
thanks,
Andrea
On Dec 18, 3:30 pm, "Jon Bennett" wrote:
> Hi Kappa,
Have you tried to reset the cache? Sometimes i have the same
problem, and i solve it deleting the cache in /app/tmp/cache
bye,
Andrea
On Dec 18, 6:55 pm, George wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I'm pretty new to cake and am working on creating a reporting intranet
> application. Basically I aggregate a b
So, i've been experiencing some time problem too on a cakephp based
portal.
I have seen that with debug setted to 0 the speed increases a few..
but
it's still to slow..
I also enabled caching on each requestAction (1 day) but nothing
changed;
the overall database time is quite small (40msec) but t
I agree with you, but at the same time i think that having separate
webroot for admin and public app is quite hard, because often the
admin
app is used not oly to insert "written" data but also to upload
images,
videos,files and so on.. and i suppose that all those data have to be
put
inside a "co
Admin routing and ACL are two different things, admin routing is just
a "quick way" to have some action not accessible from everybody with a
few efforts.
And from what i know (but it should be cheched) at least in Cake 1.2
there's
also the availability of some "super_admin" methods.
Anyway a nice
first of all sorry for the empty message that i sent before this one.
Personally i created my own ACOs tree structure in this way, i added a
root node
then i created two big branches 'controllers' and 'admin'
$aco->create(array('parent_id' => $root_id, 'model' => null, 'alias'
=> 'controllers'
On Oct 29, 8:03 am, cbankier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know there are ample tutorials on acl, and a few posts in here, but
> I haven't been able to find anything to help my specific problem.
> I'm using acl with auth to control access to actions - that all works
> fine on my normal controll
Anyway that's the case in which you should consider creating an
Element to render inside the layout,
generally it's not a very nice thing to put that kind output inside
the layout.
bye,
Andrea
On Oct 27, 11:53 am, Carlos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks
> I must be very bad because I spent
In order to redirect to an admin action, just put the key
'admin'=>true
into the array of redirection.
On Oct 9, 6:15 pm, Fran Iglesias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> El 09/10/2008, a las 18:11, Sam Sherlock escribió:
>
> > I think you have to add prefix => false to the array 2nd param
>
This is what i did some time ago:
File: app_controller.php (so every controller has it for free)
function beforeRender(){
//Load a controller specific CSS
if( file_exists(CSS.$this->name.'.css') ){
$this->set('controllercss_for_layout',$t
Why not setting a variable 'specific_js_for_layout' with $this-
>set('specific_js_for_layout',#WHAT YOU WANT#);
inside the beforeFilter or beforeRender?
On Oct 8, 9:54 am, grigri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What about $this->addScript() ?
>
> From the view:
>
> $this->addScript("");
>
> Adds it
First of all, i must admit that this discussion is becoming very
interesting, because i often find myself thinking if the way i'm
doing something with CakePHP is actually the right way.
My suggestion in using the after_find was just an example of
a restricted case, but I think that it's not the t
You are right, but the fact is that in this case we are merging
more principles, and the correct thing (as far as design is concerned)
in my opinion is to let the product to deal with its own
responsibilities
as well, but invoke those operations from the controller and not
from the view.
In that w
hi everybody,
I'm not a MVC guru,but in my opinion, the fact
that a view can import something and invoke
actions not performed by a controller, but from
a model, breaks somehow the MVC pattern.
Maybe if you need some action to manipulate data
of a model before display them, you should use
the afte
hi everybody,
I'm not a MVC guru,but in my opinion, the fact
that a view can import something and invoke
actions not performed by a controller, but from
a model, breaks somehow the MVC pattern.
Maybe if you need some action to manipulate data
of a model before display them, you should use
the afte
You have to use two different Keys for the association,
something like:
var $belongsTo = array(
'Creator' => array(
'className' => 'User',
'foreignKey' => 'created_id'
),
'Modifier' => array(
'className' => 'User',
'foreignKey' => 'modified_id'
)
);
f
I have been working with AROs and ACOs in the last period,
and i think the the main problem of your question relies on the fact
that both AROs and ACOs are organized as trees (MPTT), so since in
general
there is no explicit 1-1 association between ARO and ACO, but
each rule it's tipically express
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