I don't see it as making the controller "fat", really. It's where
this call belongs. I usually think of fat controllers as doing some
of the models' heavy lifting for them.
But in this case, putting the code in your controller is clearly the
right thing to do, by Cake's MVC principles.
Don't w
I have to put my vote in for Coda. Simplicity.
On Sep 10, 4:05 am, jason m wrote:
> I have used textmate, coda, eclipse, netbeans, and aptana on Mac. For
> me,
> textmate has worked the best with the cakephp bundle. Although it is
> not free,
> I feel that I am the most productive on textmate b
I think the potential solutions have all been highlighted, but I'd
like to add my 2 cents.
If you insist on translating binary bool values into human readable
values, you should pair your afterFind() method with a beforeSave()
method. beforeSave() will then translate back from the 'human' values
Just testing this, and it seems to work. Try:
input('name',array('type' => 'textarea',
'label'=>'name','after'=>'Must be 6 character')); ?>
Just add the type => textarea and it worked OK for me.
On Aug 18, 2:56 am, arif hossen wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> How i can use after properties in textarea.
Second the recc for using cron. I used a tutorial I found at
http://blogchuck.com/?p=22
You will need to define the actions you want performed in a controller
file, then add a crontab entry to call it. Your crontab entry will
look something like:
0 0 0 0 0 /usr/bin/php /path/to/cron_dispatcher
Taff,
Remember if you want to use Tag::find using conditions from the Dolist
table, you can use the Containable behavior. It's kind of like being
able to set recursion levels with a high degree of precision, as well.
On Aug 5, 10:25 am, Taff wrote:
> You are the man Brian. Thanks for your help
I was checking out Dreamhost's offers to see what kind of RAM / disk /
CPU they offer in their VPS packages. They force you to register and
use a credit card before you can see this. To me, that's a HUGE red
flag. Out of curiousity, though, what kind of resources do you get
for $20 a month?
On
With any shared hosting setup, you're going to notice a pretty
significant amount of latency. Cake isn't fast, and shared hosting
isn't great. Even moving up to a VPS doesn't improve it that much --
I've got 1.2s page load times, unfortunately.
On Aug 5, 3:44 am, Vijay Kumbhar wrote:
> Dreamho
cbhan - I think that Cake will only store data into the
Controller::data attribute if the corresponding HTML entity is named
according to Cake convention (e.g. data[Field]). Without that data
identifier, I don't think you'll be able to access the facebook POST'd
values in the controller in that m
Anything on your system to suggest it's overloaded and the messages
are getting silently dropped?
If you increase Cake's debug level you should see some output which
could help you out, it'll give you a full stack trace I believe.
On Jul 15, 1:17 pm, DigitalDude wrote:
> Hey,
>
> yes, all email
If you have httpd.conf access, I'd put the directive in there.
Alias /pma /var/www/html/phpMyAdmin
...
On Jul 15, 9:11 am, saavedrajj wrote:
> it works with this code
>
>
> RewriteEngine on
> rewritecond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/(name_of_folder_application|fm)/
> RewriteRule .* - [S=2]
>
I've got PMA installed on all my systems, even those with Cake. I use
the httpd.conf to specify an alias in Apache to redirect the request
to a different part of the filesystem. Works great everywhere I've
done it.
On Jul 14, 12:52 am, "Dr. Loboto" wrote:
> Or install them into cake webroot, o
There's the small overhead of linking that behavior to those models,
but I suspect it's so minimal as to be not noticed.
BTW, I just figured out the Containable behavior, and I love it!
Should be more prominent in the Cake book.
On Jul 14, 12:38 am, Miles J wrote:
> No its basically what it was
Carlos is right, but he was a little implicit in his answer.
The short answer is that the Agency belongsTo Seller means that each
agency belongs to only one seller. It wants a seller_id field in the
agency table (which is how the relationship is linked).
>From what I understand, you want the Se
I'm not a huge fan of the cake console stuff, for various reasons.
However, you can go to http://blogchuck.com/?p=22 and check out the
instructions for setting up a cron job in cake without using curl.
One note, however, is that you must have command line access to set
this up (and php has to be i
Have you tried using App::import('Controller', 'ControllerName') to
get an instance of a new controller? You'd then have to initialize it
with the bootstrap stuff that Cake automatically does for you
(assuming you want the object attributes set correctly). From there I
would guess that you could
Check out the Wizard component for sure. Otherwise, use a helper or
element that will display the data differently -- if the POST'd values
are present, it will display it as static, non-editable. If they
aren't there, it will display them as input fields.
On Jun 8, 9:13 am, brian wrote:
> I su
Agreed with Brian. It may seem like the table is getting huge (which
it eventually will). But you're just keeping record of 2-3 INT data
types (depending on how you do the key), so much of it will fit into
memory anyhow. I wouldn't worry too much about join tables being a
source of slowness (un
iFeghali,
Your decision will need to be based on your specific application. Take
a look at the following tradeoffs and determine what's best for you.
1) Will a telephone EVER POSSIBLY have both a supplier AND a
customer? If so, you def. want to go with option a; otherwise, you'll
need to have t
Upvote for this post.
The ACL component was really neat, until I tried to actually use it.
It was more difficult to try and use it than to just roll my own.
Auth Component works great, I wish ACL worked great with Auth.
Also ++ to commenters who asked for more real-world tutorials. The
manual i
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