Hello,
I am not very good with SQL, and I know I'm not supposed to call SQL
queries directly, but I don't know the CakePHP way exactly either.
What I'm trying to do is write a function that returns a list of
documents that an employee needs to be trained on, rather, return the
documents that an e
I am also getting these errors intermittently. My solution, well, on
my production server I don't show warnings/errors in php.ini
Seems to only see these on ajax pages with CakePHP 1.2 (latest as of
2/27/2009).
On Feb 23, 2:51 pm, RyOnLife wrote:
> I am getting this (and other similar) warnings
cess) you can quickly get into
> scoping problems which are tough to debug.
>
> Note I am a novice, but I have just been through this for a site I am
> working on which is heavy ajax and blingy UI. Maybe someone can
> correct me here?
>
> HTH,
> Al.
>
> On Jan 28, 1:20 am,
would like to know a more basic
method, either with plain javascript or prototype as that is what cake
uses.
On Jan 29, 4:26 pm, Pyrite wrote:
> I have found many blogs talking about how you can have your controller
> send to your view the results of some:
>
> $data = $this->MyModel
I have found many blogs talking about how you can have your controller
send to your view the results of some:
$data = $this->MyModel->find('all', array('some params'));
$this->set('data', $data);
And then in your view:
echo $javascript->object($data);
Now, how the heck in the view using Javasc
What about making the method static?
Otherwise you can just instantiate the object, and use its methods.
On Jan 27, 8:59 am, leo wrote:
> On Jan 27, 3:26 pm, RichardAtHome wrote:
>
> > or you could put the function in your AppController
>
> Surely then you would either have non-generic methods
t; here are some options to illustrate usage:
>
> $form->create();
> $form->inputs();
> $form->end('submit');
>
> $ajax->form();
> $form->inputs();
> $form->end('submit');
>
> $ajax->form();
> $form->inputs();
> $ajax-&
Instead of observing a select field to make an ajax request to a
controller action onchange,
I want the onchange to call a custom javascript function that will do
some logic and then make the ajax request to the controller and update
a div afterwards.
So .. how would I do that?
Or, I guess i co
orm->create (...)
> $form->input ()
> $form->input ()
> $form->end ('Send')
>
> Ajax Form:
>
> $ajax->form (...)
> $form->input (....)
> $form->input ()
> $form->end ('Send')
>
> On 22 Jan., 22:47, Pyrit
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>data.
Appreciate all the help!
On Jan 23, 8:35 am, Pyrite wrote:
> Hmmm, are you sure? I remember doing it in the past , 5-6 years ago
> with PHP4, not sure how I did it then. I disabled it via Javascript
> though, not xhtml. Wonder if that will make a difference.
>
>
Hmmm, are you sure? I remember doing it in the past , 5-6 years ago
with PHP4, not sure how I did it then. I disabled it via Javascript
though, not xhtml. Wonder if that will make a difference.
On Jan 23, 8:27 am, Dardo Sordi Bogado wrote:
> > However I guess Cake strips it out on submission.
>
Thanks Yusuf, and Dardo.
I am using another page to inject a value into the disabled form text
input box, which works. However I guess Cake strips it out on
submission. I just thought of another idea after Yusuf posted, I could
have it disabled until they click submit and then quickly enable it a
n answered
> before or you can easily find the answer in google.
>
>
>
> > On Jan 21, 4:16 pm, Pyrite wrote:
> >> Is there a way I can restrict controllers by group?
>
> >> Like $this->Auth->require('someGroup');
>
> >> Otherwise,
I want to have a form text input get submitted, but also want it to be
disabled on display.
Eg. $form->input('frmInputQuantity', array('label'=>'Quantity:',
'disabled'=>'disabled'));
This does not get submitted into $this->data. How can I change what
gets posted to $this->data with the form help
How do you put the close tag in a form created by $ajax->form() ?? Why
is there not an $ajax->formEnd() similar to the FormHelper's $form->end
() ?
Also, when I create a form with $ajax->form(), and I add a submit with
$ajax->submit(), it does not submit the form. A usage example would be
great.
Bump! Anyone ...?
On Jan 21, 4:16 pm, Pyrite wrote:
> Is there a way I can restrict controllers by group?
>
> Like $this->Auth->require('someGroup');
>
> Otherwise, if the user is not a member of that group they don't get
> access.
>
> Also, where do
My site only uses a 2 select, the 2nd select then shows a bunch of
form input fields. The code you posted helped a lot!
I would just stick with Javascript on the client end to hide things,
that's what I am having to do. If Select A changes, I call javascript
to just hide the form input fields unt
Is there a way I can restrict controllers by group?
Like $this->Auth->require('someGroup');
Otherwise, if the user is not a member of that group they don't get
access.
Also, where does the information in $this->Auth->user() get set? It
has the group_id but not the name of the group.
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Is there a way to test this CVE without Firefox? I do not have the
option of Firefox at work. Only IE7.
On Jan 16, 4:14 pm, Gwoo wrote:
> After the release of 1.2 Final, we received a lot of attention. Some
> of this came in the form of a security concern. The issue could affect
> sites relying
php file inside the app/webroot folder.
>
> eg: app/webroot/bacon.php
>
> Then callhttp://server/bacon.php
>
> hth
> grigri
>
> On Jan 15, 4:07 pm, Pyrite wrote:
>
>
>
> > Is there a way to make a plain jane custom php page and access it
> > inside of
Is there a way to make a plain jane custom php page and access it
inside of the cake directory but not have CakePHP interefere with it.
I am wanting to test a page and CakePHP and is screwing up the java
script and I want to test the page as if CakePHP wasn't there.
However, I am at work and do n
How do you index foreign keys, what does that mean? I am using
Postgresql. An example with MySQL will help too.
On Dec 16, 8:36 am, "Liebermann, Anja Carolin"
wrote:
> Hi GeneSys,
>
> Have you indexed your foreign keys in your database properly? For our project
> that was a real performance boo
Can you please post your code :)
On Nov 23, 10:50 am, haj <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, another attempt to pull some wisdom.
>
> observeField is so great, it makes ajax 'just works.'
>
> Select A changes the content of select B on the fly beautifully, until
> I have to add select C. So, select
Is there a list of reserved table names and/or model names?
On Nov 4, 4:48 pm, Sam DeVore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bust out the thesaurus it's reserved
>
> ===
> Sent from my AT&T Rotary Phonehttp://blog.samdevore.com
>
> On Nov 4, 2008, at 2:54 PM,
I am developing an application for a business, they have categories,
products, and models. Is it a problem for CakePHP to name the database
table "models" and the actual model "Model", or do I need to think of
a different term?
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