Hey,
Try this on for size:
Router::connect('/:language/:controller/:action/*'); (cake 1.2.x.x)
$router-connect('/:language/:controller/:action/*'); (cake 1.1.x.x)
In your controllers and views the language will be available in $this-
params['language'].
The problem gets a bit tricky when you
Actually it works with any library that sets the 'X-Requested-With'
HTTP header.
I'm using it successfully with jQuery in a current project.
Cheers!
On May 3, 2:13 am, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the OP: just modify your index.php, removing the html comment.
Robechar: the
If you're using 1.2 then maybe the new array based URL are what you
need:
$html-link('link', array('sitename' = 'a_site_name', 'controller' =
'posts', 'action' = 'index'));
On May 3, 1:54 am, gerbenzomp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've changed the routes in my app, so that my paths are like this:
Hey Justin,
In reply to your first question, no, there isn't anything like that in
cake yet.
So if you want accessors/mutators you have to write the functions
yourself. The main reason for this is because the ORM layer in cake
isn't fully object oriented yet (I understand it's planned for 2.0).
Hello,
I was wondering if there is a way to include a fragment identifier in a
URL generated with Router::url() using the new way of passing the url
in an array (cake 1.2dev)?
Thanks in advance!
P.S. if there isn't a way to do this I'll open an enhancement ticket on
trac
P.P.S I've read the
btw,
on the following line you must also add 'fragment' to the skip array:
430 $skip = array('action', 'controller', 'plugin', 'ext',
'?',
'fragment');
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Hi Felix,
Take a look at app/config/bootstrap.php. This is the application
specific bootstrap that gets called after cake's own bootstrap (it's
all in the comments) so you can use it to include everything you need.
You'll probably do something like:
if (file_exists(ROOT . 'myconfig.php')) {
If I understood your explanation right then this is what happens:
the beforeFilter() method gets called before your action method so
$this-locked isn't set yet!
you could try to have a special class var for your controller that
stores the locked actions:
class EntriesController extends
