@housebolt - unfortunately no
I sometimes echo directly in controller and then exit, and sometimes
use the requesthandler to render my layout (with no layout specified,
I guess)
Perhaps if requestHandler uses the ajax layout in the cake/lib/views/
layouts/ directory, I could amend that, but
@housebolt - unfortunately no
I sometimes echo directly in controller and then exit, and sometimes
use the requesthandler to render my layout (with no layout specified,
I guess)
Perhaps if requestHandler uses the ajax layout in the cake/lib/views/
layouts/ directory, I could amend that, but
@Miles J
Twitter do it already.
I need to paginate through results and have a GA record of this. In
old days it would have been multi pages, but these days clients expect
it in AJAX and want the GA data, too...
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I have a problem that I just can't get my head around, and wonder if
anyone can help.
In my app, I have a series of normal pages that have google analytics
in footer. I then have hundreds of ajax calls that are either rendered
views, or simply echoed PHP statements in controllers.
What I
We have a current site built in cake 1.2 and the client has requested
that we build a SOAP server for them to use.
I have never built one before (have queried plenty), so have no idea
how long it would take.
Has anyone any experience of this? Specifically, I need to know how
long setting it up
Thanks Rafael and Jon,
I will give it a go.
TC
On Dec 12, 6:37 pm, Jon Bennett jmbenn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hieagerterrier,
I have a facebook type app that I need to build for a client (don't we
all?) and in it I have a model that ideally needs to be owned by one
user, and also habtm
I have a facebook type app that I need to build for a client (don't we
all?) and in it I have a model that ideally needs to be owned by one
user, and also habtm other users (the owners friends)
Before I go too far, I want to know if this approach is possible, or
should I just stick another field
I work for a web design agency in NW London, UK.
We have been searching for a cakephp developer for 6 months now with
no joy. Even a sound php developer with limited MVC experience would
be good. We have spent around £2k on recruitment agency fees all with
no joy.
Does anyone know a good place
Story goes like this -
Netro42 have recently embraced CakePHP. We have spawned 4 major
cakephp sites in the last year (including the Daily Express and Daily
Star), and have many more in development. All the work we are
currently doing is exciting and I can feel that this agency is
actually going
Paul,
are you sure that this is a caching issue?
Are there any other places that cakephp writes to disk?
TC
On Aug 18, 3:52 pm, Adam Royle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just monitor your tmp/cache directory and see which timestamps/files
are changing frequently - unless you have tonnes of
nate wrote:
TT wrote:
I will take a better look at Cake's source though, perhaps it is
possible to influence the caching so it will not be cleared
automatically after changes :)
As a matter of fact, there is, and we've even made information about it
available, in an easy-to-read,
Nate, I already have Debugging as 0 and I have SQL caching on. After
looking at your post I searched for [speed] on this group, but didn't
find anything useful.
I am, however, inspired and excited by what you are saying. I noticed
the post by gwoo on speed tests, (
I've been using cake for about 3 weeks now (extremely intensively), and
it is a marvellous tool for developing sites quickly and being able to
divide work up between developers in a logical way.However, with speeds
at a *minimum* of 0.2 seconds per page regardless of what's on them, I
am
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