Had anyone implemented any in their websites?
any suggestions?
I need some users to set up their availabilities, then other users can book
them if they are free..
thanks!
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Hi func0der,
don't take it bad but I think you didn't read well my post, neither the
title...
I ask how to do it without savingAll, as I wanted to validate data in
diferent steps and save at the end.
Then as euromark pointed out in his blog the if statements check the first
element and if it
Hey great euromark!
that was exactly what I needed, I didn't know php was saving time by just
executing one of the statements if it was failling or maybe I knew it and it
didn't ring the bell this time...
so helpfull to have blogs like yours dedicated to fload the web of good
examples really w
hi ryandesign,
thanks for pointing me to this wizard..
I had a look and I saw on the function _validateData and in the example that
it's using a formula like this
var $uses = array('User','Profile');
$this->User->set($this->data);
$this->Profile->set($this->
data);
if ($this->User->validates()
hi ryandesign,
thanks for pointing me to this wizard..
I had a look and I saw on the function _validateData and in the example that
it's using a formula like this
var $uses('User','Profile');
$this->User->set($this->data);
$this->Profile->set($this->data);
if ($this->User->validates() && $this-
Hi all,
I had been searching for the answer yet I don't find it!
I'm having a 3 steps form so I'm not saving the data in each step, only
validating it and passing it hidden in each step.
In the form I use 2 different models.
So if I try to validate like this:
$this->User->set($this->data);
$th
Hi,
I see something...
I use $this->paginate = $options;
then
this: $options['fields'] = array('Member.id'); looks fine to me
this: $options['or'] = ... looks out of it's array conditions I would use
$options['conditions']['or'] = ...
maybe like this the fields would be recognized...
then
$reg
in the book I had found the function set() from JsHelper but there's no
examle there...
googleing I found an example that doesn't work for me... it's like this:
after loading Js Helper on the controller...
$this->Js->set('someTest', 'amazing discovery');
alert('Set in the CakePHP view using Js
I've tried with cakeDC search plugin and I didn't manage. I've searched
again long time to find examples but there's no examples that show how to
inner join tables to search inside with an OR LIKE condition. Any help
apreciated!
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I've been searching a long while to find a way to handle the query I need. I
still need to try the searchable pluggin but I already managed to find a way
that somehow works for what I need.
But it doesn't give exactly the rights results and I'm not shure is the
right way to do it...
any help a
Yes I agree with these last 3 answers.
I was imagining comments like in php.net web that show a lot of
different ways to use the code in action so you don't need to go
around searching for all those bits of code here and there on
different blogs...
In this case if comments are needed much better
regarding the comments I feel they should be more visible, definetly,
but...
I would do 2 thinks to prevent misleading info:
1- post them as a thread to this group with the text of the page above
so it allows quick answer from this group
and...
2- have a rating system like thumbs up or down to
nfidence in your app, the fear of
> refactoring will be gone and you actually have something to show your
> boss/client that it works the way they specified.
>
> Testing isn't a waste of time, *NOT* testing your application is a
> waste of time.
>
> Nick
>
> On Jan 8, 8:
;t that big of a deal.
> as soon as you have more time you can work on the coverage task again.
>
> but testing itself is a must!
>
> On 7 Jan., 15:52, Joshua Muheim wrote:
>
> > Dear netusco
>
> > I know exactly what you mean - most CakePHP tutorials about testing
I've been recently wondering wether to use SimpleTest or not... so I
thought to ask what does people do. As I'm learning programing always
by myself I don't know how others work... but it seems to me that
using cake test for normal little applications is a pain in the ass as
for the amount of codin
check this:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/1a758f5511091d9d/2066d1837ca05bad?lnk=gst&q=bindnode#2066d1837ca05bad
On Dec 31 2010, 5:35 am, John Maxim wrote:
> Hi,
> I added in bind node function as shown
> here:http://book.cakephp.org/view/1547/Acts-As-a-Requester
>
> As for the second point about handling this in the controller. It's
> the manual itself that says this should be handled with FormHelper.
> From this page here:http://book.cakephp.org/view/1143/Data-Validation
> , it says: "For more information about how to handle the displaying of
> validation e
On Dec 3, 8:48 am, "Ma'moon" wrote:
> You can easily remove the threat by using an image conversion, i use
> `convert` to convert my images to a standard image type, the conversion
> process changes the physical content of the uploaded file and destroys all
> the threat that it might contain whi
I guess you forgot to paste the direct link to your article:
http://articles.classoutfit.com/2010/02/cakephp-basic-database-table-tuning-tips/comment-page-1/#comment-435
I just read it and it helped me a lot!
thanks,
ernest
On Nov 24, 3:51 pm, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
wrote:
> This articl
I just had the same problem, it really looks like a bug on cakephp...
It was working when ids of groups where the same as ids of aros, but
not working when different.
I agree with parallel 32 but I would prefer not to use his approach as
it would break in any upgrading...
Is there anyone who cou
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