If you use the model functions for CRUD: Yes it does. See
DboSource::create, which will put all data through value(), which does
the escaping in a way which is appropriate to the database you use.
If you use use model::query for your statements, you'll have to use
the Sanitize class to clean
@Mullet
Trademark and Copyright are two seperate issues. The MIT license
covers the copyright on the code.
gwoo, I would like to cite your very words from another thread:
But you cannot use the CakePHP logo or name to promote your web
development company or your services, unless you
On 9 Mrz., 06:56, Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
An allied question - Will an Unofficial book be allowed by CSF?
If you mean will someone be able to use CakePHP in the title of a book
without permission, then I will say no.
CakePHP is trademark of the Cake Software
Tarique is exactly right:
The term CakePHP is trademarked so you can be prevented from using
that for almost everything (including blog posts) *if* CSF wishes.
It is this ambiguity from CSF which I do not like.
Now, unless CSF decides to set up a public license which allows for
some basic use
