.
for example, the HasMany query should be:
SELECT `Mirror`.`id`, FROM `mirrors` AS `Mirror` WHERE
`Mirror`.`software_id` = (6)
But how i can put in the query, or in the conditions value add the id of
software_id??
Thanks in advance
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 4:35 AM, Martin Westin
My experience tells me that almost all of your limitations did not
exist even before 1.3
- plugins couldn't access or extend app's models
They could. I did it regularly.
- code in the app couldn't access a plugin's models
They could. But I would not recommend doing it. (IMHO an app should
not
Classic problem.
being inside a aliased folder, like ~myuser you need to edit
your .htaccess file adding a rewrite base. Search and find tons of
threads discussing it in detail. (searching is easy once you know the
right keywords)
Once you got that done Cake should work fine.
On May 10, 6:31
I have been scratching my head a bit here and can't find the problem.
$this-Cookie-delete('Auth.User');
...is called on login and logout.
When sometimes the Auth key does not exist in the cookie __values I
get a notice from PHP... but only on my production server. php.ini is
a likely candidate,
I think you are reading two posts as one.
I only mentioned using plugins for all visible features except a very
few... nothing about paths.
And to clarify about the app I refer to:
The app is made up of many plugins.. not one common plugin.
There is a lot of common functionality in the main
This is not an answer as such, only an idea if there is no datasource
already.
If you feel a bit adventurous you might be able to sneak a peek at the
MongoDB datasource and make a similar one for CouchDB. The two
databases are not identical but I think significant parts of the
datasource would be
You can set foreign_key to false and instead use the condition of the
relationship. This is usually used for things like User.active = true
and simple things like that but I think it can be used for your
purpose.
COme to think of it, I may be wrong. I vaguely recall an RC for
Cake1.2 causing
I have a few articles published in the Bakery. This does not make me
an authority on the subject but Since my first one was back in 2007 (I
think), before it was even called the Bakery, I do have some
experience of it over a pretty long time.
My personal set of guidelines for writing articles
I wanted to get some input on the return I get from Model::saveAll().
(I am on 1.3 RC4)
When trying to save multiple records of the same model things did not
save at all at first due to the new validation default. I needed
individual validation so that correct records would save but invalid
ones
No ide, just Textmate for me.
On Apr 19, 6:14 am, Bryan Lim ytbr...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
mac users, which ide are you using to develop cakephp? to compile and
to debug?
I search the group here and realised this discussion is dated back to
2009. So, I want to know if there's any
In conclusion @Renan:
Composite keys are a very normal part of database design but not in
any way supported or very compatible with CakePHP.
Either you have to access that data via your own queris (no find and
save), not use the core Schema Shell to dump the schema ,and a bunch
of other things
I did not know the datasource could do this and almost didn't try it
as a result. Don't make the same mistake.
Yasushi Ichikaway has developed a very nice datasource for MongoDB.
http://github.com/ichikaway/mongoDB-Datasource/
Mars Story wrote a very nice intro post about it.
Hi,
Plugins do work. I have whole apps build with a limited core and
numerous plugins (22 of them in one case).
I can think of a few details to double-check.
I don't think you should have plugins named in camelCase. Try naming
the folder and the urls you try pizza_order instead. (The plugin in
Hi, I have found myself in a position where I need to support correct
times across timezones. I'd love any advice and gotchas from those
experienced in timezone management of a Cake app.
I have gotten a bit bewildered by the complexity by something that
looks to simple on the face of it. I need
Also, I can't get the reverse to work either. I.e. update does not
notice that a table should be dropped.
I'd love some help on that also.
On Mar 30, 7:51 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
cake schema run update -f always creates an ALTER TABLE statement.
So how about
Hi,
cake schema run update -f always creates an ALTER TABLE statement.
So how about when a new table is in the schema?
I see the code really in DboMysqlBase::alterSchema() for my dbo but
the same logic was found in the Postgres class. Since I am quite sure
the Schema Shell would not have been
to ignore the Model classes in the
same way as generate and therefore update a schema generated using the
option.
So, Schema Shell appear to do all the important stuff I need... more
testing will confirm.
On Mar 25, 4:59 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah. Thanks for the hint
I am almost there with the Schema Shell. Now just one thing remains.
Being able to do run update -f without answering y or n to the
questions.
Is there a non-interactive mode for the Schema Shell? I can't see any
option to do it.
/Martin
Check out the new CakePHP Questions site
Found a shell-based way to automatically answer the question.
http://www.unix.com/shell-programming-scripting/30246-how-give-variable-command-shell-script.html
On Mar 26, 3:41 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I am almost there with the Schema Shell. Now just one thing
I thought I'd give schema migrations a try. But something small must
be horribly wrong with how I am trying to use the schema shell.
I run cake schema run update on the database that just generated the
schema and the shell wants to add all the columns to the tables again.
That can't be right?
://www.ianmjones.comhttp://twitter.com/ianmjones
On 25 Mar 2010, at 13:02, Martin Westin wrote:
I thought I'd give schema migrations a try. But something small must
be horribly wrong with how I am trying to use the schema shell.
I run cake schema run update on the database that just generated
Avoid getting sued? Stop being an american work like a charm. ;)
(sorry, I could not resist)
On Feb 22, 8:39 am, Johnny Cupcake sparklew...@hotmail.com wrote:
OK, so after we have successfully built our modern, interactive
CakePHP website...where can we learn how to actually /run/ the
That should not be a Cake 1.2.6 problem but a php 5.3 problem. (or
even possibly 5.2.10 or something)
I had this error notice way before 1.2.6... and the fix is exactly
what you paste... to set the default timezone so that php is happy.
One small problem is that the PHP manual lists a lot of
Can you be more specific. Do you have a problem with CakePHPs db2
driver? What specifically is not working?
I haven't used many drivers (MySQL and Sqlite) but I would expect them
all to work just by choosing to use them.
From the manual
var $default = array('driver' = 'db2',
Cake only supports conversion of a specified list of characters to
their root a or o.
You need to patch the Inflector class (and post it back to the
tracker).
line 496 of inflector.php is where the action starts. It is quite
obvious where to add your additional characters. Actually I added
those
to set string to
lowercase ( i was having problems with chars like Ó and Á )
Martin what do you mean by:
I will let you post the ticket though.
Sorry im not a expert on CAKEPHP , yet
On 10 Fev, 14:37, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Cake only supports conversion
I can not imagine why you would use a localized variable variable.
Anyway...
$temp_var = __('String',true);
echo {${$temp_var}};
On Feb 11, 8:14 am, Mukhamad Ikhsan ikhsan.o...@gmail.com wrote:
global function like __() is break the OOP concept, in some cases i need the
function bind to
Hi, I thought I'd see if any user or contributor to the MongoDB
datasource can answer this question.
The datasource is this one by ichikaway:
http://github.com/ichikaway/mongoDB-Datasource
The datasource strangely requires each model to define $_schema in the
class definition. I say strangely
I want to add my thanks to everyone contributing.
@Mark
Did you forget to make this topic a sticky? On the first page in the
google group the 1.2.5 announcement is still pinned at the top but
this one is not.
Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others with
their
I have been working on the same Cake app for the past two years. A lot
of it has been a bit hush hush but last week we were truly outed by
Qualcomm.
Check out our 3 min segment from the Keynote:
http://www.greatconnection.se/en/ces
The system transmits medical images from echo machines
! Well done.
Chad
On Jan 18, 4:23 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been working on the same Cake app for the past two years. A lot
of it has been a bit hush hush but last week we were truly outed by
Qualcomm.
Check out our 3 min segment from
Of-course there is :)
The trick to getting some control over the join table is the with
key.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/83/hasAndBelongsToMany-HABTM
This tells Cake to use your class file for the join model and any
methods and settings in it.
Mariano also has a good write-up of how to get the
I feel the same way sometimes. It is tempting to use model methods as
$record-method() in a way similar to an object-based ORM (e.g. Rails,
where class methods are used for finding and instance methods are used
for record manipulation).
But the way Cake works it is a bit dangerous and I would
Well,
Containable will not do what you want in this case.
Containable will not limit your primary result-set by conditions on
some associated model.
Logically it might be said to flow like this:
Your query will find all Users since you have no condition to limit
the users.
Each User will also
About the pagination:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/83/hasAndBelongsToMany-HABTM
Look at the bottom. The last examples abut binding can be used to let
paginator deal with your habtm.
When it comes to finding related data find is better than read. But
probably find('first') in this case since it
These will not be the great answers you were hoping for. It is just my
DIY way of dealing with the problem you describe.
On the start page of The Book (left sidebar, at the bottom) there is a
link to all in one page. I go there. Get a cup of coffee while it
renders and then save it as a pdf. Then
Really interesting thread guys.
I often resort to just disabling SecurityComponent (I know) when I run
into the black hole of death a few times and can't figure out why.
Is there a good way to debug SecurityComponent problems so that
dealing with specific issues on some forms can be less hit and
I believe it is supposed to contain layout files for any action you
have that outputs javascript (using parseExtensions). You can return
pure javascript from ajax calls and have that code executed in the
browser.
I have only ever used rss, xml, and a few of my own like xls and
mms... never js,
I can only agree with all these suggestions and add a little beauty i
was introduced to recently. X-Sendfile is a great for performance if
you do any file output from php. It offloads all the actual output of
the file to the webserver (nginx, Apache, lighttpd...).
For me, implementing sendfile
Hi,
For 1:
If Cake has trouble figuring out where your app is (for some reason).
The simple workaround is to specify it with the full path:
/Users/thomaus/Sites/MyApp/cake/consol/cake -app /Users/thomaus/Sites/
MyApp/app i18n extract
That is the foolproof and disgustingly verbose way of making
You are looking at the problem form the wrong angle. Don't store 42MB
files in the database, that's all.
Files are best stored in the filesystem. Then you store the filename
(and path) in your database. You will never even need to have the file
in php-memory at all.
/Martin
On Nov 24, 7:37
Maybe someone should answer the original question: Will future
versions improve performance?
1.3 - most likely not too much.
2.0 - this will likely see some more significant improvements since
php4 is dropped.
Any advancements after 2.0 are also likely to offer improvements as
more and more code
Straight from the source. Thanks Larry, I was mostly guessing that 2.0
would see the bigger improvements. :)
On Nov 24, 4:17 pm, Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut php...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Tue, Nov 24, 2009 at 9:07 AM, Martin Westin
martin.westin...@gmail.comwrote:
Maybe someone should answer
A lot of their reasoning is solid but part of it sound like classic
1.1 issues. They note some of it in their google spreadsheet.
Reading partly between the lines it sounds like they don't like
Simpletest, the cake shell and php4 limitations (=ORM with array-
data). With that one has to
I'll say from the start: I don't have the answer to your question.
I reply simply to clarify some points and ask for a few more details.
IE spends 12sec loading before displaying the error on one page. At
the same time IE spends 3min loading on another page before
displaying the same error. Is
Am I right when I say that you want
/app/webroot/manager/existing_file -- should be accessible
/app/webroot/manager/nonexistent_file -- should not be rewritten to a
missing controller page
It that is what you want, the lazy answer is that you don't have to
worry. When you are live... at debug
I do a lot of this kind of thing:
date('Y-m-d H i s', strtotime('+1 hour',strtotime($start_datetime)));
You can use handy things like +2 monday to get to monday two weeks
from now and a number of cool things that I prioritize.
/Martin
On Oct 30, 8:08 am, Jiru jiransl...@gmail.com wrote:
debug = 1 and you are expected to be in development and any missing
file is likely to be a missing controller or action.
debug = 0 and you are expected to be deployed... Cake now returns 404
for missing items.
On Oct 30, 7:01 am, #2Will willjbar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
My installation of
I am just guessing here but couldn't it be replacing looks like an
exclamation but is really far out into outfer space with a normal
exclamation?
Using a bad font and the code look different.
On Oct 29, 7:32 am, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought you were lying so I checked, and
'])); ?
Can I just put
$this-IngredientGroup-Ingredient-removeFromGroup( $ingredient
['id'], $ingredientGroup['IngredientGroup']['id'])
directly in the view somehow? That seems to go away from the MVC
methodology.
Thanks again!
Will
On Oct 17, 10:27 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com
First the quickfix... hopefully.
This will try to save a PHP-null value.
$this-data['ingredient_group_id'] = null;
Instead try to save an SQL-null value.
$this-data['ingredient_group_id'] = 'null';
Or even just a zero if the above doesn't work.
$this-data['ingredient_group_id'] = '0';
Now
Dumb question? I hope not. I wanted to see which is the most popular
way of writing methods in models. And by which way and what kind I
am referring to if the methods assume and require a loaded row from
the database or not.
Better use an example. Drawing from the ever present blog tutorial,
Best of luck to Garret in his future endeavors.
I am confident that Larry, Nate, Mark, Joel, Andy and everyone else
active in developing CakePHP will continue to do a beautiful job. I
also hope I can continue, if not increase, my miniscule contributions.
/Martin
The support for multiple pagination on the same page is not complete.
The source and API reveals that work did start on this feature but it
was not finished for 1.2. I am not sure if it is suppsed to be in 1.3
or if you have to wait for 2.0.
On Oct 14, 1:30 pm, doze doze...@gmail.com wrote:
I just check for empty data and switch out part of the view. Much like
the code sample Ceryl supplied.
For more advanced use you can go all the way to using a status field
in your database. An example, still from my file manager, User hbtm
File can be used to figure out if a user has seen a
, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, at my day-job we have plans to expand to the US. For that purpose
I wanted to find a reliable hosting provider. Any good/bad experiences
you can share would be welcome.
I am looking for:
• Server hosting / real, virtual or cloud
This kind of view is often a good candidate for first-run
information. If you know that empty data will predominately occur for
new users you can use the blank page to display suggestions and
instructions about how to get started.
For example: In my file manager application, an empty folder
Hi, at my day-job we have plans to expand to the US. For that purpose
I wanted to find a reliable hosting provider. Any good/bad experiences
you can share would be welcome.
I am looking for:
• Server hosting / real, virtual or cloud. (we run special system
software want to control the OS)
• Able
Find a certificate authority you like (price vs trust).
They all have tutorials and detailed information on how to install
their certificates.
Or google for senf-signed certificates.
(and non of it has anything to do with CakePHP...)
On Oct 8, 5:45 am, wiky wqsha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi i am
I stumbled across this link today. Very good clear example-driven
guide to basic php security.
http://phpsec.org/projects/guide/
Deals with sql injection, xss, hijacking globals, validating input.
All the basics.
It should be said that you get a lot of these things for free with
Cake but I
If you are staying on MySQL you can do something like:
SET @pos=0;
UPDATE busstops SET pos = ( SELECT @pos := @pos +1 ) WHERE route = 1
ORDER BY pos ASC
Found that on:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/update.html
Roughly half-way down the comments. Search for:
Posted by Christian Hansel
Strange indeed. I can't remember getting blank strings myself.
/Martin
On Oct 3, 7:01 pm, Melanie Sommer melanie-som...@mailinator.com
wrote:
Hello Martin Since the field is empty I suspect you may have Sanitize in
place, or
some other text cleaner.
No (not that I know, just the
.
http://www.milesj.me/resources/script/ajax-handler-component
On Oct 2, 7:12 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
You CAN... but it is painful to say the least.
Since you can't have your cake and eat it ;) your best bet is to look
inside the Security Component to see what
curious.
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Martin Westin [mailto:martin.westin...@gmail.com]
Sent: October-01-09 5:45 PM
To: CakePHP
Subject: Re: Where request comes from?
The Security Component does this kind of thing for you. For example, it will
embed a hash value into the form
The Security Component does this kind of thing for you. For example,
it will embed a hash value into the form which is a checksum of the
form. If a field is missing or added it will be captured. If a hidden
value is modified this will also be captured. Also sessions will be
more secure and a lot
In reference to the bottom f your post. utf-8 and latin1_swedish_ci do
not mix.
Since the field is empty I suspect you may have Sanitize in place, or
some other text cleaner. A simple character set problem should give
you garbage but not empty strings.
/Martin
On Oct 1, 5:59 pm, Dr. Loboto
Maybe Cake does not like you calling a saveAll inside a saveAll?
A bit unrelated, but what is that afterSave doing? It looks like a lot
of work for little result. What I see is you finding all images in a
gallery ordered by the order_id. Then you set the order id of each one
to a number in
Loads very fast most of the time but it does load very slowly at other
times. I get results mostly around 0.06-0.1s but a few were all the
way up at 4.5s.
To me that suggests either some problem with disk speed. Are you on
(an overloaded) shared server or is this site all that is running on
the
Some (most?) javascript libraries will strip the response of live
javascript. You should configure the ajax call to evaluate the script
instead. Exactly how you do that depends on the library.
On Sep 28, 10:34 am, marco.rizze...@gmail.com
marco.rizze...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi
I use ajax helper
On 1 I second the opinion that vhosts are the way to go. I have never
ever ever bothered modifying htaccess files just to get a few apps to
run under localhost/one, /two and so on. You are on a Mac and in
perfect position to setup in a way that is 100% identical to a
production deployment. You
Ever heard of a can of worms :)
(The whole -This is MVC. -No, this is MVC thing can turn nasty at
times.)
Cake allows no direct access to Models from Views. That is how the MVC
pattern has been implemented in Cake even though there are other
interpretations in other Frameworks. If everyone had
One thing I have yet to figure out is how to deal with charset/
collation problems using an i18n table. Because of this I would
probably go for separate tables even though it requires more work to
make id's sync and all that.
The problems I am referring to are queries like
Your problem is likely the cause of one of your .htaccess files not
set correctly. You probably need a rewrite base. If I get your setup
correctly (and I am not at all sure I do) you have the Apache document
root set to var/www and everything else if in sub-folders of that.
I can't really figure
http://www.mysqlperformanceblog.com/
I hope you have seen this blog? They have had a number of post lately
about indexes and always post about optimization in one way or the
other (funny enough).
If you have added indexes which did not improve much you may be
defining them wrong for the query
I was doing a test to see how my app runs under ssl and found that
Auth redirects me out of ssl. All other links and redirects appear to
work which is why I ask for help. It is surely some detail I have
missed since it can't be a bug in Auth or Router. Does anyone know
what I might be doing
! just adding it to the list of params will make php
think it is always running under ssl.
fastcgi_param HTTPS on;
/Martin
On Sep 22, 10:38 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I was doing a test to see how my app runs under ssl and found that
Auth redirects me out of ssl. All
Thanks for finding that one. I had not caught that before and I use
non-english characters all the time. Guess Iäd better slow my
application down by replacing all strtolower with the mb_ version...
and possibly if clauses and things to make sure mb is installed.
But have a look at php.net... it
I think you can drop the wildcard and it will work.
Router::connect('/search', array('controller' = 'skateparks',
'action' = 'index'));
/Martin
On Sep 16, 4:38 am, Kyle Decot kdec...@gmail.com wrote:
I am having a little bit of trouble w/ my reverse routing. In my
routes.php file I have:
I noted that you need to do some extra work on ucfirst() since it has
no direct mb_ equivalent. You have to roll your own or pick one from
php.net since mb_convert_case() can only work like ucwords().
On Sep 16, 11:42 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for finding
If the names conflict the plugin has precedence.
I thinks these are right:
/abcs =
1. index on abcs controller in abcs plugin (aka the pluginname
controller)
2. index on abcs controller in app
/abcs/cba =
1. index on cba controller in abcs plugin
2. cba on abcs controller in abcs plugin (aka
I think Tim is right here. Individual logins work in theory but in a
busy restaurant where supposedly a single computer will be logged in
all day and used by everyone... passwords would get swapped, written
on a post-it and other secure things in a heartbeat. Security =
putting the post-it under
Since you ask, I'd say file. Sorry, that is my least favorite answer
to get.
All the others require special setups. All the others are better than
file under the right circumstances.
APC and XCache provide a big performance boost if you need it and like
installing php extensions yourself.
If you really did set username, email to unique and not username
unique and email unique (see the difference?) all is as it should be.
In the first instance (one index combining the two fields) would have
to have the same username and email combination for MySQLs index to
throw an error.
Is
then see display time Firefox and
IE will show you new time but Safari still display cache time.
That's why I mention Safari still cache.
Thanks
On Sep 11, 2:03 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I am not sure that is a cache problem or anything you can fix. Are you
sure
I
You might want to looks at some of these suggested solutions.
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/redirects-with-ajax
Pick the one that works the best for you.
/Martin
On Sep 11, 6:03 am, learning_cake_php lunaro...@gmail.com wrote:
so theres no way on switching to normal redirect from
I could easily skip that validation and always let a new vote through.
Only when the same user votes again their original vote would be
updated. That is totally a matter of taste. I just happen to like
being abel to change my mind and update my vote. That doen't work
better for rating users,
I am not sure that is a cache problem or anything you can fix. Are you
sure
I use Safari 4 all the time and I am under the impression that the
browser sometimes doesn't do any request at all when using the back
button. It simply re-displays what it a few moments ago. I have not
checked if the
Thank you so much for this update. The php 5.3 fixes especially.
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For that one there is no one-click simple trick.
I guess you could return an ajax html snippet containing a javascript
that trigger a redirect... unless it gets captured in some security
check.
What I have done though is to have that logic in javascript. Cake
simply returns success or error on
On Sep 10, 1:05 pm, jason m ippatsu.ya...@gmail.com wrote:
The only downside of textmate is that it doesn't really
support any
other encodings besides UTF8.
Jason
Say what? How do you mean Textmate doesn't support any other encoding?
It works quite happily in 8859-1 (aka latin1) and Mac
I don't think is affects your problem but in the code you posted the
html would be invalid. The form and /form should be at the same
hierarchical leven in the html but you have the end inside a div.
A 404 is what you would get is SecurityComponent decided to kick you
in the behind. It is called
On successful login, Auth Component does a redirect to either:
1. where you were before you were redirected to the login screen (not
in your case I guess)
2. whatever default you have set
3. the website index page.
(I think that is the correct order)
I guess your problem is that your ajax call
...acos and aros are still
complicated for me this time..hehe
On Sep 8, 12:02 am, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
I agree with the good doctor.
One detail you may not realise is that it matters little if if you
name the model correctly unless you also specify
Yes I saw defaultModel too after I posted.
Both my paginated models were in paginator's params array but using
them both seems, as you say, to only affect parst of the helper. For
example, numbers pulls the correct values provided by the component
and uses them for counting pages but does not
I believe you can call it statically like this: Security::hash(...);
/Martin
On Sep 9, 8:45 am, Sarah sarah.e.p.jo...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to call the hash function from the Core Security Library.
In this controller I can simply call $this-hash(...);
but in the component I get an
At security level high CakePHP creates a new session id for each
request (often enough anyway). This behaviour might be causing you
problems using Ajax. The intermittent aspect of the problem is because
ajax will be fine as long as you don't make use of the A too much.
Cake will only allow one
will definitely have more than one project... any
guidance would be appreciated.
Thank you in advance!
On Sep 6, 11:32 pm, Martin Westin martin.westin...@gmail.com wrote:
A few points for installing Cake to run in Mamp.
Simplest way is to drop the whole Cake folder (containing
cake,app
You have had your first bump into the wall of strictly linking views,
controller and model. I generally tend to link the views and
controller more and keep my models more loose. That is, I don't have a
problem with using ModelB in ControllerA.
I read that you want one click to save both Contact
I agree with the good doctor.
One detail you may not realise is that it matters little if if you
name the model correctly unless you also specify with on the
associations... and that you do it from both sides.
Unless you specify with and specify the Modelname Cake might be
loading AppModel (I
Hi, I just can't seem to figure this out.
I want to paginate two models on the same page. I can't figure out how
to make the Helper output links correctly.
Example:
$paginator-numbers(array('model'='ModelA'));
$paginator-numbers(array('model'='ModelB'));
I thought that would be it. Those two
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