Hi, I have an app where I'm using othAuth for my login /
authentication. The app has two levels of users - administrators and
registered users.
At the moment when I log in with a username in the administrators
group I have the app set up to send me to the administration page.
>From there I can ge
Hi, I have an app where I'm using othAuth for my login /
authentication. The app has two levels of users - administrators and
registered users.
At the moment when I log in with a username in the administrators
group I have the app set up to send me to the administration page.
>From there I can ge
Hi, when running php as CGI in Apache suEXEC environment, the php.ini
needs to be located in the directory housing the script that being
exectuted - ie:
if your application is running (as per default settings) from:
./app/webroot/index.php
then the location would be
./app/webroot/php.ini
any
I had this problem earlier and it turned out I could save my comments
after reducing the length of the subject for my comment. Could this be
your issue too?
On Feb 19, 4:31 am, "Mech7" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmm when i try to add comments it says on top:
> Please correct errors below.
>
> A
I have tracked the issue down, not a server issue rather than a
problem with the othAuth component we are using with our app.
dates were being recorded as:
date('Y-m-d h:i:s')
instead of:
date('Y-m-d H:i:s')
so the time difference was 12 hours, not 11 as I had reported.
--~--~-~--~-
my 'modified' and 'created' fields in the database are being saved as
at GMT... and displayed as GMT. It seems to be a cake issue as manual
test shows - the time when the php test below was run was indeed
"14/02/2007 18:25:37" but if I had modified data in my model it would
update modified to be "
