The problem I have is that the app folder uses the capitalized
folder scheme. I could care less how the Cake core does it, but now
there is another standard/convention for dev implementation. Why are
folders that have nothing to do with PHP classes being capitalized?
Doesn't look like you have a
I'm building on 2.0 for 10 months now and I like new folder convention. I
don't wanna ever go back :)
Only upgrade issue I had was SVN on Windows (case insensitive) but git-svn
and upgrade shell is a way to go.
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No caching enabled, but I worked it out.
This is an upgraded application that I working that still lots of remnants of
old code. The users controller still var $name = 'User', which was causing the
error. Worth pointing out for others who are doing an upgrade as the upgrade
shell didn't remove
How bad was my English/typing there? Poor form...let me redo that one.
This is an upgraded application that I am working on that still has remnants of
old code. The users controller still contains var $name = 'User', which was
causing the error. Worth pointing out for others who are doing an
Wait, so is uppercase folder names for views standard now?
:/
Not upgrading if so.
On Oct 20, 11:13 pm, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
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How bad was my English/typing there? Poor form...let me redo that one.
This is an upgraded application that I am working on
They match the controller name, yes. As in the past
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Directories Capitalized, files lowercase :)
Andras Kende
On Oct 21, 2011, at 1:18 AM, Miles J wrote:
Wait, so is uppercase folder names for views standard now?
:/
Not upgrading if so.
On Oct 20, 11:13 pm, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com wrote:
How bad was my
Oh my that is a god awful format. Looks like I am not upgrading.
On Oct 20, 11:28 pm, Andras Kende and...@kende.com wrote:
Directories Capitalized, files lowercase :)
Andras Kende
On Oct 21, 2011, at 1:18 AM, Miles J wrote:
Wait, so is uppercase folder names for views standard now?
Great; Ditch PHP 5 Standards too
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On Oct 21, 2011, at 12:08 AM, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh my that is a god awful format. Looks like I am not upgrading.
On Oct 20, 11:28 pm, Andras Kende and...@kende.com wrote:
Directories Capitalized, files lowercase :)
Oh you mean the PHP standards group? CakePHP is far from following
that.
I think capitalized folder names are the worst kinds of implementation
and now making every folder work that way? Stupid. Yet still having
some folders not capitalized? Stupid and inconsistent. For one thing,
it requires me
Thanks, bye.
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On Oct 21, 2011, at 11:02, Miles J mileswjohn...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh you mean the PHP standards group? CakePHP is far from following
that.
I think capitalized folder names are the worst kinds of implementation
and now making every folder work that way?
Well, good luck with future project in Symfony, Zend, I'm sure you will be
hitting the shift key a lot less!
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I responded to your email without realizing you may not have followed the
discussion of 2.0 changes that much. We did follow the final standard
https://gist.github.com/1293323, not sure which group you are thinking of. And
just by chance, did you look at any of the other frameworks you
It always baffles me how anyone can judge anything based on the amount of
effort required of them whilst disregarding the quality of the output.
Miles - you're a good guy and you've contributed a lot here. There are some
changes with 2.0 and I admit that I am finding some a struggle. It's like
I, too, have to grasp all the changes and understand WHY they are
happening.
and I am still not quite used to the idea of those CamelCase folder/
file names
but I'll try not to pre-jugde anything here.
It feels like the framework did make a huge step in the right
direction no matter what the
If you look at PSR-0 and how classes are named (singular) FormHelper,
MediaView, BakeTask
then it make sense to pluralize Layouts, Elements, Scaffolds etc.
View\Layouts\rss
View\Layouts\Emails
View\Layouts\Emails\html
View\Emails\html
could be CamelCased imo.
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Basically it just started with folder CamelCased when they only contained
php classes. But shortly after we realized that half the folders where in
uppercase and the other in the old standard. It looked really odd, and would
make developers have to remember more conventions, so it was decided
In the tutorial, the add user form is called !-- app/View/Users/
add.ctp -- (in other words, in a Users folder). When you run it the
code complains that it can't find app/View/User/add.ctp (in other
words, its looking in the User folder). The documentation around
naming convention is not clear on
app/View/Users/add.ctp is correct.
Maybe cache is mixed up, try with debug=2 ..
Andras
On Oct 21, 2011, at 12:43 AM, Jeremy Burns wrote:
In the tutorial, the add user form is called !-- app/View/Users/
add.ctp -- (in other words, in a Users folder). When you run it the
code complains
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