If it's an actual 'date picker' popup calendar for easily selecting dates
you're looking for then here's the one I use:
http://marcgrabanski.com/code/ui-datepicker/
If it's an actual server side calendar application then I don't know. I'd be
interested to see one though. The one Chris suggested
There is a test suite in cakeforge for 1.1. IIRC there are instructions for
installing it there. I've only used it to test models and there are no
fixtures. I use Selenium then to test my controllers indirectly through the
UI.
Let me know if you need more help.
Might not be able to reply till
On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 2:16 AM, mbavio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this is a good place to
starthttp://particletree.com/features/how-to-add-an-api-to-your-web-service/
look at the additional reading section at the end
Sam D
I was actually thinking and discussing this topic myself
I try to go with doing whatever gives the most business value first. This
means whichever piece of functionality is most important in getting the
application working in the shortest amount of time. You can then release
this part to the testers immediately and get feedback early.
However, on my
Hi all,
I'm using othAuth with cake 1.1.x.x.
I have a scenario where a user signs up for an account and then gets an
email with an activation link. When the user clicks the link they can login.
However, once logged in I want them to fill out their account profile. Once
filled in I set their
Hi all,
I'm using RosSofts head helper for 1.1.x.x
It works a charm on my dev machine. However, when I upload the app to the
test server it doesn't seem to add the .js extension to the javascript
includes. It does add the .css extension for the stylesheets though. I know
this is built into 1.2
Now things are really falling into place. I haven't used YAMMY yet but I
can't wait. Been meaning to use migrations for a long time but have been put
off by the fact that there isn't any way to actually migrate the data once a
structural change is made. E.g. What if I decide I want to further
Sorry to butt in but,
If the bakery code is intelligently to recognise different styles then would
it be much of a job to automatically reformat the submitted code rather than
have the user do it? Couldn't it call the indent program via the command
line?
Just wondering cause I also prefer the
Hi Dolce,
Thanks for the tips.
Cheers,
Sonic
On 9/25/07, dolce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you need to use a sync tool like Spectral Core SYNC
Another way is to use writable views to build a second scheme on the
same model
dolce
On 25 Sep., 22:07, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED
Hi Bakers,
I'm building an In-House app with CakePHP. When I start the testing phase
I'd like to update the old legacy database (on a different server) aswell so
that
(a) there is a fall back in place
(b) features in the old system can still be used while they are being
developed in the cake app.
hmmm
I was thinking along the lines of introducing a new association. So a field
with values in one table may have to be replaced with a foreign key field to
a new/existing table holding the data previously in the original table. The
new field in the original table would then have to be
Hi there,
On 9/11/07, gonzoprosperity [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
//populate it with some default data
$this-execute(INSERT INTO users (...) VALUES (...));
Does this answer your question?
I was wondering if, once the new schema is defined, can the data from the
old structure be imported
Hi there,
Have a look at this thread:
http://groups.google.ie/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/a2a140878b3094f1/a6c855f2b86a0b82?lnk=gstq=head+meltrnum=1hl=en
Cheers,
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Hey there,
Just wondering, does your Migrations handle the data as well as the schema.
That would certainly be of interest to me.
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My EURO 0.02
I would personally like to applaud and thank the CakePHP team for remaining
focused on releasing *quality* software rather than pumping up their version
numbers like so many commercial products. I am quite happy to wait as long
as it takes for 1.2 in the knowledge it'll be solid
On 9/6/07, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- do not use the name password in the views (login or other user
management views), but another dummy name. Handle this dummy name
(hash or whatever and replace in your password field) prior to save.
Why not use the name 'password'?
Does it
... I had to change the field name to be
avoid hashing..
On Sep 10, 10:16 pm, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 9/6/07, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- do not use the name password in the views (login or other user
management views), but another dummy name. Handle
On 8/25/07, Geoff Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The hard part is
deciding the format that you are going to use to store the field data.
Sounds like it could be a very useful set of components/helpers and
would be a great addition to the Bakery.
Hey Travis,
Have a search for the EAV
What's wrong with the Vendor directory?
On 8/17/07, David Cole [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From my understanding, independent functions should go into their
respective
model file. That way you can call the function from the controller like
$this-Model-func(). Right?
Dave
-Original
okie do!
On 8/23/07, rtconner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm pretty sure bootstrap.php was made to hold this type of single
function.
vendors is where you would would put it if you had a whole library you
wanted to use.
On Aug 23, 2:59 pm, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What's wrong
Hey Geoff,
Thanks very much for the replies. Think I have it all straightened out in my
head now.
Cheers,
Sonic
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Hi Geoff,
Thanks very much for your response. Just got to view it now. I'll have a
look into your suggestions but they sound good.
On 8/2/07, Geoff Ford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I hope this seems clear enough.
On the permissions and profiles, I think so. Just to clear another part up;
Am I
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Hi Bakers,
I have a problem and I could really use some advice.
Apart from having multiple types of groups defined in my ACL's I want
certain users to have extra associated information.
For example:
General Staff:
I've been a Drupal user for about 6 Months now. I picked Drupal because it
was mentioned a few times that it was one of the most flexible. I had no
intention of switching. However, the Mambo foundation's decision to move to
CakePHP will more than likely make myself (and possible many other bakers
I've been wondering about the same thing for a while now. I came to the
conclusion that a different for the admin would *almost* give the impression
of a whole separate backend anyway. The thing I'm wondering is how best to
set the layout for the admin.
I was thinking about using either
On 6/30/07, Dr. Tarique Sani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guess this is a windows program. I'll search for a Linux equivalent
try meld or for that matter kompare also works decently
Cheers Tarique,
I'll give those a shot.
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Thanks,
Guess this is a windows program. I'll search for a Linux equivalent
Cheers,
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Just wondering how you would plan to control the visibility of the extra
admin links?
Keeping in mind that best practice is to minimise logic in the views, would
you pass the links in through the controller, render a different menu
element, or some other way?
Cheers,
Sonic
On 6/29/07, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/29/07, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just wondering how you would plan to control the visibility of the extra
admin links?
Keeping in mind that best practice is to minimise logic in the views,
would
you pass the links
Hi All,
I've been asking around on the IRC from time to time about how exactly to
upgrade an app from the 1.1.x.x framework to the 1.2.x.x version. I 've
tried a few time but felt uneasy about a couple of things and haven't been
able to get any definite answers which could fully ease the
Hey there Chris!
On 6/27/07, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Create a branch of your code at the point you want to start updating
to CakePHP 1.2.x. Very simple.
Can you elaborate on how this will tell me which files to remove and which
to add in order to bring the 'app' to the same
On 6/27/07, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Once you fix things you can do a diff
on the two directories (old version and 1.2 version) to get an idea on
what has changed.
I tried doing this directly on the 'app' directories of the two branches in
the CakePHP repository itself.
Hey Francky!
Thanks for your response.
On 6/27/07, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There are 2 approaches I guess :
- use cake 1.2 and run it, correct until all errors are cleared
- use 1.2 and make the best of it in an existing application (needs
quite an effort for re-write)
Hi Jonathan,
First of all I appreciate your response so thanks. Unfortunately though, I
was talking about the files in the 'app' directory only. This is because I
don't version the cake core, (only my individual 'app's) so I'm really
looking for the files I should add/remove from my 1.1 app in
Hi Jonathan,
IIRC there are also some files and directories (such as the 'locale'
directory) in the 1.2 app directory which aren't included in the
1.1version. And from what I remember, there are some files in the
1.1 branch which aren't in the 1.2. It could be that my app dir is from an
old
Out with ya!
Sonic
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Hi,
I was just wondering, of those of you using Drake, how are you handling ACL
within your cake apps. I'm trying to restrict access to certain actions in
my app and wondered if this could easily be done within Drake. I have the
module itself up and running but don't see anywhere I can set such
You can use the bake.php script for generate scaffolded Models, Views, and
Controllers. This generates actual code so you don't have to set the
$scaffold variable.
You can then remove the select box from the view code and edit the
controller to set the customer_id there.
Cheers,
Sonic
Hi Steven,
You can put the custom/third party files in the 'vendors' directory and
access them from the controller/component using the 'vendor()' function.
E.g. put your custom class in '/vendors/my_classes/my.class.php'
Call it from the controller like so:
vendor('my_classes' . DS .
Your table structure should be something like:
students (id, name),
awards_ students (student_id, award_id)
awards (id, name, award_type_id),
award_types (id, award_name)
Your model associations should then be:
Student hasAndBelongsToMany Award,
Award hasOne AwardType
Set the reverse
If you just select the customer you want and save it the student will only
be associated to that customer.
If you want that customer to be already selected prior to going to the add
student page, set the student id in the URL or session and edit the
CustomersController::add() action to get the id
On 4/17/07, Mariano Iglesias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Be a little patient and you are about to see some awesome stuff in Cake
test
suite to test controllers.
Wicked I'm going to hold you to that now Mariano :)
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I'm wondering would proper branching/merging in an svn repo achieve the
affects you require. Although, there is something attractive about what you
are suggesting.
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Hi Orz,
There is a way but I wouldn't call it elegant. You basically have to add an
id field to the table and then bind it on the fly when you want to use it.
Look to bindModel() in the API. You would bind it as a hasMany Membership.
You'll also have to create a Membership model.
Cheers,
Sonic
+1 on the sex starved models.
+1 on the standardisation of modules/plugins
+1 on the idea of building something to show off.
As I said before, php in general (I repeat PHP, not cake) is missing a good
accounting/ledger application. If cake could be used to fill this gap, I
don't see how it could
Hi Guys,
Thanks again for the further suggestions.
@french13: Unless I'm not following what you are suggesting, I don't think
you're following what I'm asking, (in which case I'm not surprised when I
come out with sentences like this one :)
I'm just looking for the best way to minimise code
Hi Guys,
On 3/27/07, hydra12 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I prefer the first option, but like I said, I don't have a lot of
experience with this yet.
Me too. Definitely. I haven't made any plugins myself yet so I can't test
this but have you tried just calling the plugin test files from a group
Hi Mariano,
On 3/25/07, Mariano Iglesias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Or even better, no parameter needed:
function admin_add()
{
return $this-setAction('add');
}
This works a treat, cheers.
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Thanks for all the replies people,
On 3/25/07, Mariano Iglesias [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Instead do:
function admin_add()
{
return $this-setAction('add');
}
Just wondering if setAction() allows rendering of a different view after the
call?
Like:
function admin_add()
{
Hi there,
I'm looking for someone to give me a hug and tell me everything will be ok.
Thinking in terms of low coupling of classes again, it struck me that
passing your applications method parameters as associative arrays may be a
step in the wrong direction. For example, I have a cake component
Hi Nate,
I knew you'd answer this one :)
On 3/21/07, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
First of all, the coupling would not be any looser even if you used
objects. The component would just be tightly coupled to an object
property instead of an array key. Second of all, this is what
afterFind
Yo Felix,
On 3/21/07, Felix Geisendörfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm looking for someone to give me a hug and tell me everything will be
ok.
I'll go ahead and do this: *hug*
Thanks dude :)
When however you are writing a database depended application you have to
accept that field names
Hi Sam,
On 3/9/07, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sonic have you thought of getting all these responses gathered up (and
maybe seeking more details from people and drafting a Bakery Article?
hmmm... I hadn't until now. When I first asked the questions I thought it
was just me having
Hello all,
Please forgive me as I'm about to throw a huge spanner in the works. I'm not
trying to cause any trouble, I'm just wondering if it's possible to turn a
bad situation into a beneficial one.
When something like cakePHP comes along, it's hard to keep everyone happy
all the time. Feelings
Hi jitka,
On 3/10/07, jitka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
in one of above posts is mentioned svk, so if You're curoius (or want
to mention it in Your bakery article, there is saved paste in bin
about it:
http://bin.cakephp.org/saved/160
svk is set of perl scripts which works with svn
Hi Martin, AD7six
Thanks very much for your responses. Very much appreciated.
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On 3/7/07, scott lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hopefully that's not too boring a tour.
s.
Hi Scot,
Not at all. Quite interesting in fact. Thanks for sharing. I was using SVK
for a while but came across a bug that frightened me and after posting to
the mailing list numerous times, I got no
Hi Roger,
On 3/8/07, Roger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(URL /tests/groups was not found on this server).
It's best to use the test suite from outside the framework. This can be done
as follows by avoiding the 'TestsController' by calling the URL as follows:
URL /test/groups ---(leave out the
Hey there Sam,
On 3/8/07, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
for the vendors I live by the
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/nightly/en/svn.advanced.vendorbr.html#svn.advanced.vendorbr.svn_load_dirs
script makes life much easier for me.
I take it this means you use the vendors
On 3/5/07, AD7six [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Mar 5, 9:52 pm, Sonic Baker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi bakers,
I know this has been touched on before but I would like to pay a revisit
if
you'll bare with me for a few minutes. With the advent of cakePHP 1.2 on
the
horizon people
On 3/5/07, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using (b) at the moment too, but the application started as just
having my app folder in version control, and the core cake libs
outside of this (c). So my folder structure is more like
trunk/
trunk/libs/
trunk/libs/cake_1.2.x.x_branch
Hi bakers,
I know this has been touched on before but I would like to pay a revisit if
you'll bare with me for a few minutes. With the advent of cakePHP 1.2 on the
horizon people have been coming out with some nice additions to the
framework which require external libraries to be added to the
Hi Felix,
I've noticed a serious lack of good accounting packages written in PHP. Few
seem to be maintained any more and none even come close to SqlLedger (
http://www.sql-ledger.org/) which is written in Perl. Just thought since
you're into accounting, this might be a good one for you.
My €0.02
It seems everyone is Hungry for cakePHP 1.2, including myself since there is
all this talk of the added functionality. As one of my best friends' old man
used to say:
Hunger is the best sauce!
Hold that Ranch dressing Larry ;)
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On 1/5/07, NOSLOW [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this just bad DB design to not define the FK's in the tables? Will
it have negative affects on the MySQL DB performance?
Hi there,
I assume, by FK's you actually mean PK's acting as FK's (since the default
engine MyISAM doesn't support FK's).
Just wondering if anyone has come across the need to send SMS messages with
a cakePHP application before?
I presume this is done in a controller and then saved to the model along
with the return code from the SMS provider. Just wondering what methods
people have used, ie:
Send the message in the
Thanks Joel.
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On 11/16/06, gazzur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone know what I should be doing?
Have you tried the -project switch? bake -h for details.
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There has been some talk on the list about the kinds of editors people use for cakePHP development. Some people have mentioned Eclipse (among others) for a good all round IDE. I personally have been using both 'kate' and 'Quanta' (built on top of kate) for my cakePHP development and while I have
On 10/29/06, Jon Bennett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Having run a mailing list that ran into just such growing pains, I can suggest splitting up this group into two groups. One group will be for New Cake Users, aka newbies, and the other one will be for
intermediate to advanced users.I think that's
On 10/31/06, Eric C Blount [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A really quick search of the group for routing came up with many examples, but all you need to do is put something like the following in your /app/config/routes.php:$Route-connect('/articles/:param1', array('controller' = 'yourController',
When I started my first php project I didn't know PHP and I didn't have an Internet connection. I had previously downloaded the manual though.Everything I needed to know was in there (and the comments).
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Hi there,I've read before that it's faster and even recommended to sum values at the DB level through queries. So if I wanted to get a list of items sold between certain dates, calculate tax totals, etc I should do this through queries.
However, I'm not sure how portable it would be to do this
Hi Chris,Thanks for your response. I guess to stick with cake's portability I'll do these sort of tasks in the Domain logic.For future reference, if anyone's wondering about this question, and they are good enough to search the list before posting, here's a link to help you decide:
I was just thinking,How about using the rating system on the group to rate good posts? Does this increase the chances that the good posts come up first?Another thing I was thinking was this:Sometimes it's hard to find the answer to a question on the group when you don't know the lingo. So what if,
Hi there,I'm wondering if there's a way to dynamically load the fields into bindModel()?Basically I have a model method which I want to share between a few models. This method calls bindModel() to another Model but this bound model will be different depending on which model calls the method.
Hi Chris,On 10/25/06, Chris Hartjes [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That's a really great article.I've printed it out to read on thetrain ride home tonight.I'm doing some refactoring of an existingapplication (Rails, not CakePHP) and have to make some decisions about
this very topic.Greatly
Hi Nate,Thank you for your input.On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Theoretical Example: Order hasMany OrderItem, OrderItem belongsToOrder, Item:This is interesting. I have these Modles, however my setup is Order
HABTM Item (link table Items_orders). Then when I want to add items to
the
Hi Nate,On 10/25/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is interesting. I have these Modles, however my setup is Order HABTM Item (link table Items_orders). Then when I want to add items to the order I use bindModel to create a hasMany association between Order and ItemsOrder.
I'm interested to
Hi Francky,On 10/25/06, francky06l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do not see how you can achieve this since the model to bind willdepend of the current model. Unless you define a static array into theapp_model (base) and call a function there that can then know whichmodel you are calling from, I do
You didn't have to extend the helper at all.Nate was saying that by default the select tag in the html helper will add a blank list item.I think you thought that he was trying to say that you needed an empty element in the data array which is not the case.
Sonic
Hi AD7six,It's not an abstract base class so I went for the latter option. I assume you mean:
if(!class_exists
(CartModel)) {...// CartModel class definition...}This seems to work but why???
How is the Class already being defined?Cheers,Sonic
Hi Felix,Set the models to use in the $uses array in the controller:var $uses = array('Fraggle','Smurf');It's in the manual in the chapter on Controllers.Cheers,Sonic
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using class_exists is a bit of a hack but avoids problems. Anyway, hth,AD7sixThanks AD7six,It certainly does help.Cheers,Sonic
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Hi there,Following from this post I've put a method in an intermediate Model class. At first I had a field name wrong in a call to bindModel(). After changing it to the correct field name however, it still calls the queries with the old field name.
I suspected caching so I deleted the cache files
Oh man,
This is so embarrassing. I had two copies of the Intermediate Model. One
in app/ and one in app/models (from late last Friday evening).
Please obliterate this mail from your mind and then get that part of your mind.
Cheers for the help anyway,
Sonic
Hi Sten,Thank you for your reply and code samples. I'm sure this will be a great help. I'll let once I get a change to try and implement the menu's.Cheers,Sonic
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Hi there,I have my subdomain (e.g. app1.cake.localhost) pointing to app/webroot/index.php.I personally think this is the easiest best for me.HTH,Sonic
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Hi Ralph,Here's one of the explanations that brought the composite pattern to my attention:
http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/7Incidental I'm having trouble getting the Inheritance method to work. I keep getting:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class cartmodel in
Hi there,See if the following helps:
// testing insertfunction test1(){ $data = "" // stuff here ); $this-assertTrue($this-user-save($data));}// testing fail to insert duplicate datafunction test2()
{ $data = "" // same stuff here );
$this-User-cacheQueries = false;
Hi there,I'm also looking for a solution to this problem but haven't gotten round to it yet. I was searching cakeforge for one but there doesn't seem to be one.I was thinking of something like a series of nested 'tab menus' which look something like the tab menus on the cake API.
Once a tab is
Hi guys,Thank you your responses and code samples. Some interesting things to think about. Your input has been very much appreciated.Cheers,Sonic
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Hi,I have a model method which I'd like to use in two different models. If I move it into AppModel it'll get loaded for every model which I could be inefficient (IIRC). So as far as I can see I have 3 further choices.
1. Include the Model in the $uses[] array of the controller I want to call the
On 10/20/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
2. Make an intermediate model; inherit this from AppModel and Inherit the two models from this.that was the first thing i thought about too.and i think it's thecleanest, best, most-OO way ;-)
Hi Deiter,Thanks for your advice. I was reading
Hi Marcelo,Thanks for your input. Taken on board.Cheers,Sonic
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Hi Matt,Thank you for your reply.I was just using the forms generated form Bake as an example to illustrate the types of duplication I mean.That meta-framework of yours sounds wonderful. Is it hard on resources?
If you weren't using it, how would you answer my questions above?Cheers,Sonic
Woops,Sorry, forgot to include the link. Here you go:http://www.architecturejournal.net/2006/issue8/F6_Nordic/default.aspx
HTH,Sonic
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Hi Allan,Is this any use to you? I haven't tried it but was looking into it for a while.HTH,Sonic
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Hi Langdon,Sorry it took so ling to respond but I was off since Thursday.
I am not entirely sure how your build script could be any less securethan any file that gets executed on your system?
Can you elaborate on the situation you were thinking of?I was just expressing my concerns about
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