ot;complete" => "testfunction(request, json);")
);
If I set the option "update" with an id of a div, I see the response:
a well formatted JSON-Object - so "myjsonview" seems to be coded
correctly. But how can a access this JSON-Object in my "complete&qu
"label" => "Benutzername"));
echo $form->end("Save new user");
I think the problem is that the current logged-in user is stored in
the session. But how can I distinguish between this setting and the
user-input?
Thanks in advance.
Tomka.
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Argh!
I found my problem: In my development folder (the location where I
edit my files) the tmp-directory was not empty but contained a very
old model-cache!
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Is there another position to activate development-mode in 1.2?
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isable this cache for
development?
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Hello,
is there a better way to see whether model->beforeSave() is invoked
for an update or insert than to use
if (empty($this->id) && empty($this->data[$this->alias]['id'])){
// insert
} else {
// update
}
write('debug', 2);
If i request this action in the browser I'm directly redirected and
don't see the flash. What's wrong here?
Thanks for answers,
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Hello.
I'm using 1.2 beta.
In my installation there seems to be no difference between debug level
2 and 3! I can't see any controller dump. Does anyone has a hint for
me?
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Hello.
I tried and searched for an hour, but I could not find a solution:
How can I access the schema of a model in a view?
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not sorted by this column before. Is
there a solution for my problem other than writing an own helper
extending the paginator?
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the last one.
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Hello.
I wrote two controllers:
ChildController extends ParentController
and
ParentController extends AppController
If the action "foo" (which is defined in ParentController) is invoked
on the ParentController cake displays the view "parent/foo".
So far so good.
If the action "foo" is invoked o
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