Have you considered using the Migrations plugin from
CakeDC? https://github.com/CakeDC/migrations It handles the actual changes,
rather than having a 'full' copy as schemas do.
I think the issue you are seeing is more about the datasource definition,
as that is where it gives the datatype to g
Jose,
Awesome list of sites - most of these I would have never known were
CakePHP. There are only a few that have the tagline telling you it was
built in Cake. Definitely nice to see some sites that are using it.
Dave (Advantage+),
I can't speak for everyone, but most of the sites that a
You may want to set checkAgent = false, as Firefox will present as one User
Agent but then FireBug could show up as a different User Agent. The default is
true, and if the user agent changes with the same session key will break the
session - I believe.
Thanks,
Vinnie
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We use SlyWalker's implementation and it is spot on - and adds the ability
to use their templates for baking. 100% better than the other solutions I
have tried.
On Thursday, January 17, 2013 12:07:35 AM UTC-5, Salar Rahmanian wrote:
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> I am using this and it works perfectly :
>
> https://gith
Sven -
It's not super elegant but you could use a straight for loop and just
do some simple calculations to determine when you have done the third loop.
Since I am not doing anything like yours, and don't have the full code
there is no way for me to test. However, I believe I have walked t
I would say the best plugin I have used by far
is http://plugins.cakephp.org/package/slywalker/TwitterBootstrap. We are
actually using it at our development shop, and have that it handles
overriding the bake skeletons, and extending all of the core html, form,
and pagination classes. You still
Here is a model that I created - http://pastebin.com/BrWBueU8. It is based
loosely off of the PHP class presented by idbobby
at http://us2.php.net/manual/en/ref.ldap.php. Basically this will take an
LDAP authentication and validate that a user account exists within active
directory. If you are
7, 2012 7:50:37 PM UTC-4:30, SpazzyV wrote:
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>> So, I have recently forayed into using CakePHP after a long departure due
>> to the problems I encountered with 1.3. I have gotten into 2.1.3, and am
>> really enjoying developing with it. However, I am pulling my hair out
So, I have recently forayed into using CakePHP after a long departure due
to the problems I encountered with 1.3. I have gotten into 2.1.3, and am
really enjoying developing with it. However, I am pulling my hair out
trying to be a good developer and write good unit tests for my controllers
and
Also, if we are adding functionality to a plug-in, or fixing something that
doesn't quite work. We should probably committing that code back with the
owner of the plug-in. Considering most plug-in developers are scratching
their own itch, and not necessarily doing a market needs assessment to
d
I believe this is the case because Authentication works on the
controllers that we develop, and not on the included app_controller.
Since you placed the items in app_controller, then they do not have to
be specifically allowed but are part of 'superior' class if you will.
If not, then Authenticatio
could add $this->Auth->autoRedirect = false; to the
beforeFilter of the controller responsible for your Authentication.
I am fairly new myself, but I believe this should work to accomplish
what you asked about.
-spazzyv
On Jul 27, 1:45 pm, mivogtGermanyLU wrote:
> .. it's me again
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