It seems like a PHP memory limit error rather than MySQL as Waither
said, PHP on a standard install has a limit of 64mb, I never find this
enough, especially dealing with largew datasets. Seting the memory
limit to 128 should suffice, either in the actual file, or in the
php.ini. Personally I
So I am stuck on how to get this working correctly. This is what I
want to happen:
Many Records can belong to one Schedule with a maximum of 10 but that
part doesnt matter as that comes in at validation.. So I have two
tables the structure looks like this
Records
(PK) id - auto_incremental
(FK)
Thats all very well, but i want to set it in $form-input
On Sep 9, 7:03 pm, Yodi Aditya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
use date function. in controller.
for example, date('Y-m-d H:i:s')
On 9/8/08, shabba [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you set the default formatting for date. Its set to m-d-y
How do you set the default formatting for date. Its set to m-d-y as
default, this is great, but when you need user interaction and the
standard is d-m-Y. Its really not practical to add formatting to each
$form-input, is there a better way?
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I also had this problem its caused because your not allowing a certain
page. Action, my problem was that I had a element that was dynamically
loading data. Instead I created a new layout just for the login that
solved the problem. Here is what my app controller looks like.
class AppController
I am creating a controller that outputs all of the table fields so the
user can create a iTunes like playlists on the fly. Whats the best way
to do this?
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I'm trying to use the form helper to display drop down menu date
fields. Now if I want to display datetime it works, but when I try and
do the same thing for date I get this error:
Warning (512): Method FormHelper::date does not exist [CORE/cake/libs/
view/helper.php, line 148]
The code from my
