We can't forget that even not using $uses, when loading a Model it
will construct all its links, and its link will construct all of their
links, and so forth...
So, anyway, you are most probably going to load each and every model
by just loading a single one - even though they might have nothing t
yes you can, just assign different aliases like 'Owner' and
'OwnerFriends'
eagerterrier wrote:
> I have a facebook type app that I need to build for a client (don't we
> all?) and in it I have a model that ideally needs to be owned by one
> user, and also habtm other users (the owners friends)
>
> Finally if you are hopping that cake allow you to make mysql function calls
> inside a query you should read thishttps://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/5345as
> stateted that "it would actually
> make SQL injection a *feature"
>
Notice that every user input should be properly sanitized and escaped
if
> PS a controller should itself have very few __ calls (only flash messages) ...
And be said that even this can be delegated to the view layer
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> Deleting this key solved the problem.
instead of deleting the session key, why don't you set the right url
on AuthComponent::$loginRedirect?
$this->Auth->loginRedirect = array('controller' => 'user', 'action' =>
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> I was wondering if there is anyway in order to still use the Ajax
> helper (I don't really want to write all the code to implement it
> everytime) while using JQuery instead of Prototype and Scriptaculous?
No. There's no way of doing this. AjaxHelper only spits code based on
Prototype and Scrip
grigri wrote:
> @Markus and Rafael
Oh come on... I wasn't asking, I was answering... the code supplied by
the thread author is invalid, and I pointed it out. Every method
presented since then is just fine.
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> $this->set('filters',$this->Listing->Cuisine->find('all',array
> ('conditions'=>array('Cuisine.id'=>$searchby))), $this->paginate());
what is it supposed to do?
I think that what you really want to do is:
// in the controller
$this->set('filter', $this->paginate());
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and he is always giving support over cakebaker.42dh.com.
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> BTW, I did tested Daniel's code before, It was not of much help, as it
> didn't worked out with latest versions. And I think no one is using it
> right now.
are you sure? He just pushed SeleniumHelper to github
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>
> From quite a few days, Selenium IDE is seducing me as its a huge time
> saver in writing tests. Earlier I was using CakeWebTestCase which
> fulfilled our team's needs easily. Now I'm stuck in dilemma whether we
> should use Cake's Inbuilt CakeWebTestCase
For sure that's a way to do that.
>
> Can I create a model that will show me a list of all users in Ohio and
> Kentucky?
>
Are both dbs on same host and can they be accessed by same app's db
client and therefore be used in a same sql query?
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> On the front-page of my application I want to be able to display
> numerous other views. For example I may want to display a view of my
> pages controller (for example a welcome message), and a view from my
> calendar controller.
>
> How would I do this?
use View::element(), as such:
$this->el
ted data or something that has no direct
> impact on the pages content, you might instead choose query strings.
>
> Hope that helps,
> EW
>
> On Nov 19, 4:55 am, Rafael Bandeira aka rafaelbandeira3
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Query strings are evil for
>It's important to know what's out there!
Totally agreed, I've done it before. The conclusion: almost every
other framework is a) ugly and/or b) unlogical and/or c) useless and/
or d) too complex for it's too unsensible featurity.
And yes. CI is totally unlogical and bloated with lots of crap
feat
the easiest way to get you on the path to the success is: quit CI and
all other non-logic based framework out there.
you little heretic man...
;-)
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What I see a lot is people looking for a admin backend that actually
works.
A CMS just for the MS.
I think that a fashion way of delivering data to views, and a good UI
work on admin end is what people really seek.
Modularity and extensibility are huge pluses - but not strictly
necessary.
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Tópicos em português devem ser postados no fórum pt-br.
ok?
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On 13 nov, 03:53, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Basically I am using wildflower cms which is built on cakephp.
> It routes are setup so that / goes to the pages controller.
> I am building a product catalog and could simply have the urls be /
> products/category/product-name
> however I do n
> triggered? And how can i avoid it without changing the cakecore?
set the 'rule' key on $validate for each field, and specify the rule
you want it to follow, when a validation
scheme is set on $validate but no rule is specified, the 'blank' rule
is assumed.
Please refer to the cookbook for more
> Model.[0].[key]='a'
> Model.[0].[key]='b'
> Model.[0].[key]='c'
what is it?
the structure should be like this:
$data['HABTMModel']['HABTMModel'] = array(
array('HABTMAssociationForeignKey' => 1),
array('HABTMAssociationForeignKey' => 2),
array('HABTMAssociationForeignKey' => 3)
);
Forgot to mention, if you just want to keep your tables as they are,
refer to #5722¹ to see the correct data set format to use.
¹ - https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/5722#comment:2
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Model::__saveMulti() was changed in the last few days due to a bug,
new tests were added, and everything seems to be working just as
expected.
The problem is that the data format you are using is only supported by
numeric ids and uuids, being processed only if it's values are 36 char
long or numer
> link('Activate account',
> array('controller'=>'users', 'action' => 'activate', $userid); ?>
^
it's missing a close bracket here -^
anyway:
> Is there a way the above can be used to print out an absolute url ?
$html->link('Activate account', $html-
>url(arr
> class 'Routes' not found
You are mispelling "Router" somewhere in your application, probably on
app/config/routes.php
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> > Still thinks that executing queries is needed?
>
> Yes. Sometimes You have uncommon database design, and You can't
> EFFECTIVELY receive data just by using standard, even magic, model
Definetly correct, my sentence wasn't much happy. I meant for the
cases he presented.
Anyway, keep in mind th
tried to set your source code files encoding to UTF-8? The default of
many IDEs is to set them as ISO-8859-1, wich messes up with accented
chars, make sure you are rendering your content in UTF-8 too. But
anyway, I would like to point that it's not a good idea, accented
chars are generally a pain
t know if anyone's done any sort of
> measurements about "CPU X, with memory Y GB, Cake can draw Z records
> into memory in A milliseconds", but it would be fascinating to see :)
>
> Thanks again for the quick, really helpful response!
> (And, for what it's worth, I'
>
> Rule of thumb perhaps? :)
>
If you really mean it: Let's say rule of thumb isn't exactly a rule.
Now, if you were being ironic: Yay right, that's the kind of rule that
can be applied to a pattern!
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Mike, I think it's not "how much data is Cake intended to deal with"
is how much data your app is intended to deal with,
thousands of records is not something that should be dealed by php,
the database does it much faster and safer.
Having lots of data in database doesn't mean you have to deal wit
First of all people: what Rule? It's not made of rules, it's a pattern
to follow - but follow as you want.
Second, no, it doesn't "break the Rule" it only makes your code uglier
and hard to read - see above - but the thing is,
why to use a hand made query when you can easily/prettier/"readablier"
Hey Mike, it's totally not a matter of performance here.
First of all, there's no reason on use this approach for a that huge
amout of data, you should probably import it to your db.
But if you want to do this in the app layer, maybe it's a feature - I
don't know, you should definetly build INSERT
I don't really get it... you can easily handle your data in Model
side, even more now since [7640] - wich actually encourages you to do
so.
Ok, but lets focus on the "iterating more than once" problem. After
all isn't it what you actually do in every MVC based app? i.e:
db (iteration over table da
You can use an array to specify label's tag attributes:
$form->input('Schedule.expected_check_in', array('label' =>
array('class' => 'input-label', 'text' => 'Expected Arrival', 'title'
=> 'When are you expecting to arrive at the place?')));
The 'text' key is the one to be used as the text, so t
> Only, unfortunately, I found out cake can't yeild expression like:
>
> sth NOT IN('a','b')
Yes it can, use
'not' => array('sth' => array('a', 'b'))
And you could write those conditions like this
> 'conditions'=>array(
> array
> athttp://book.cakephp.org/view/73/retrieving-your-data, is some info
> about usind find with regex (at conditions param). I can't find one
> example of usage and there is nothing at the docs. Someone can give a
> example of usage?
I actually didn't understand what you want but if you want to us
> class Product extends AppModel
> {
> var $name = 'Product';
> var $belongsTo = array (
> 'Dealer' => array(
> 'className' => 'Dealer',
>
> 'foreignKey'=>'dealer_id'
> )
> );}
are you sure your code is just it?
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> Should I open a bug report for this?
>
If you're sure about it, yes
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Paste your code and your approach, a test approach at least. I don't
think someone will actually *do* it for you. But many people can point
out what you're missing
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i thought you were telling me that it was possible to
> call a function in the declaration of a variable in a class
>
> Sorry for your loosed time, Rafa
>
> regards
>
> On 28 ago, 21:18, Rafael Bandeira aka rafaelbandeira3
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
&
i thought you were telling me that it was possible to
> call a function in the declaration of a variable in a class
>
> Sorry for your loosed time, Rafa
>
> regards
>
> On 28 ago, 21:18, Rafael Bandeira aka rafaelbandeira3
>
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
&
On 28 ago, 15:46, villalvilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Wrong!
> have you tried that?
Yes... as with any object in PHP...
> I have tried it before posting this, trust me, and due to the Model
> constructor specifications it fails!
> that's why i've done this hooking!
Are you nuts or somethin
>
> > So i think it would be great for all the cake comunity to have this
> > concept implementated on the next release of cake!
>
> Please open an enhancement ticket for it on trac (https://
> trac.cakephp.org) so the devs can consider to add it.
>
I don't think it's appliable... use MyModel::__
Oh, I almost slept, you should try to more clear and less verborragic,
so many explanation just messed up things more and more...
And you should do 2 things when you can't speak a language : 1) look
for groups with the same language of yours and 2) say your
nacionality, so members from the same co
> I propose we should think of how we can use the Bakery to become our
> ultimate resource for articles. I have a couple of simple ideas and
> if anyone is also interested, I'll start a thread about this topic so
> we can give positive feedback, ideas and encouragement to the Bakery
> developer
> Andy Dawson's mini controllers still work the best for me - despite the name
> it really is a combination of Components and Elements
Why not to use some model tricks inside a helper? Form helper does
it...
Grab your model whithin the ClassRegister and serve yourself... I've
already done the ap
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