Hi everyone,
A quick one for those of you who've got your hands dirty in routing
before.
Need to redirect:
{env}.api.website.com/*to{env}.website.com/srvc/*
where {env} is the environment such as dev, testing, uat or www
So far I see two options:
1) Do the whole thing in .htaccess or ap
ibrary is quite buggy and
unreliable and has poor documentation.
On Dec 19, 2:10 pm, ecsyle wrote:
> This is most likely what you are looking forhttp://code.42dh.com/oauth/
>
> On Dec 18, 5:16 pm, Shukuboy wrote:
>
> > Hi everyone,
>
> > I need to integrate an oAu
Hi everyone,
I need to integrate an oAuth Provider in my website, which allows my
mobile apps (and other third party applications) to use the services
of the website by means of a 2-legged oAuth authentication.
Has anyone come across a good implementation of oAuth providers in
Cake or PHP ?
Chee
I'm not sure if you're trying to use the Post -> Period association or
the User -> Period association.
As Jeremy says, If your periods table has a foreign key into the posts
table, the foreign key should be period_id. You should then have the
association set-up in your Post model. Bake can setup
ut it still fails. I completely agree with AuthComponent being
> inconsisten between the website usage and testing. I have flagged a
> ticket and I'm in discussion with Mark Story about that.
> On Nov 22, 7:04 pm, Shukuboy wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I've also had t
Hi,
I've also had to deal with testing controllers that use Auth
lately.Auth has improved heaps since 1.3 but it still seems to be
coupled with various bits and pieces of the core, and hence you might
get different behaviours between the website and testing.
I recommend mocking out Auth and g
Hi,
I've been trying to find the best way to share a basic JSON View
across my application. The view is quite simple and only contains :
The view is used across the application thorough a utility method in
the AppController :
protected function renderJSONResponse($response) {
$this -
Hi,
I've been spending a few hours trying to work out why my unit-tests
don't work, while if I run the same code on the website with the same
data works fine.
Well, here's the story:
- I've got 2 columns of type 'bigint' in one of my database tables,
on which I do comparison based lookups. Ther
Well in my case, I've written a couple of bits and pieces myself, but
haven't used too many plugins yet.
Question is if there will be plenty of grief in using custom plugins
working in the future ?
Performance is definitely a key thing, so I might give this upgrade a
try. Plus things like improv
ur opinion on these :
- Are the non-tangible benefits of Cake 2.0 (such as performance and
code clean-ness) worth the pain of upgrading ?
- How much effort was involved in upgrading all your stuff to 2.0 ?
- What's your experience been like so far with the new framework ?
Cheers,
Shukuboy
Hi,
I've been using Auth in a website under development and it seems to be
working fine. The only potential concern I have is that it uses the
'salt' for generating the encrypted password, and obviously to check
it against provided password during login.
My question is :
- Isn't md5 an irrevers
puts, check/validate them in the model and
> > then unset them from $this->data in the model when you're done.
>
> > Jeremy Burns
> > Class Outfit
>
> >http://www.classoutfit.com
>
> > On 20 Oct 2011, at 15:26, Shukuboy wrote:
>
> > > Hi
ke to be able to validate 'Confirm' against 'Password' by specifying
custom validation in the Model. I know this can be done in the
controller easily but is there a way to do this in the Model ?
Cheers,
Shukuboy
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