You can use some of the model hooks (like after save) to clear the
cache, then call a method that rebuilds it, or the appropriate parts.
You might also consider storing separate caches for each component/
model whenever it's updated.
With the home page idea, you can create a controller with no mod
features are PHPUnit tests and integation form
> helper.
>
> By the way, thinking of naming this project "phpMerchant" but googling
> on that i found this linkhttp://code.google.com/p/php-merchant/
>
> It is an Active Merchant like project, but it is inactive
gt; - Bharadwaj
>
> On 12-Jul-10, at 10:23 PM, iamcam (Cameron Perry) wrote:
>
>
>
> > How closely are you following the original ruby version? I'd be
> > interested in helping out here and there once you put it on github (so
> > much better than google).
>
documentation.
>
> I hope this will help php developers to integrate payments api to
> their eCommerce applications.
>
> On Jul 6, 1:51 am, "iamcam (Cameron Perry)"
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Has anyone seen anything like ActiveMerchant on the PHP side? I
> >
Cache an item, assuming the cache is working, turn memcached off, then
try to read it on the next request. That will tell you right away if
memcache is working.
On Jul 9, 7:05 pm, Hugo M wrote:
> I've configured memcached as caching system in CakePHP, how can I test it?
> Because I tried to get c
er thought about something similar mostly
> because the API support of most payment gateways is pretty
> straightforward using php...
>
> On Jul 5, 11:51 pm, "iamcam (Cameron Perry)"
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Has anyone seen anything like ActiveMerchant on the PHP sid
Has anyone seen anything like ActiveMerchant on the PHP side? I
searched around a bit but haven't seen anything.
I'm intrigued by the fact that it supports so many gateways out of the
box, and wonder if (a) anyone has already come up with a PHP
alternative, or (b) thinks it feasible to attempt a p
Have you seen this post yet?
http://mark-story.com/posts/view/using-mongodb-with-cakephp
Check the post comments. There's one in there about the primary key
issue.
On Apr 15, 1:42 am, zulfiqar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am planning to use mongoDB as database for my application. I found
> mongoDB datas
I believe you have to break the automagic HABTM relationship into
hasMany and belongsTo with an explicit model representing the join
table - manually join your Event and Guest models to the EventGuest
through those relationships. The issue is that any time HABTM
relationships get updated, the rows
+1 on keeping the idea of the bakery. The current system is nice for
articles, but it still feels like it's lacking in a couple of areas -
one is comments.
Why not use a service like akismet to filter comments? They have a non-
profit version that allows free usage in exchange for some cross-
prom
'User' => array(
> 'className' => 'User'
> )
> );
>
> //app/models/user.php
> var $hasMany = array(
> 'Chat' => array(
> 'className' => 'InstantMessenger.ImChat',
> )
> );
>
This might be elementary for some, but I haven't quite wrapped my head
around how I can build a hasMany relationship from my app model to a
model in a plugin (one I'm also writing).
The basic gist looks something like this:
/** App's User Model **/
class User extends AppModel {
var $name
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