Er, my point (buried in that long, long first post :) ) is that I
thought that Cake should SHOULD NOT be inflecting filenames in the
vendors directory. I thought that 'vendors' was for PHP code that we
got from some other, non-Cake source. Since we can't enforce a naming
scheme on other project
Well if for some reason cake cant inflect the filename/path correctly
to determine the path, you would need to use the file option.
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Is that by design (for the 'vendors' stuff)?
If it is, I'd love to volunteer to update the documentation in the
online Cake book to make this more clear.
Thanks!
On Jul 16, 8:15 pm, Miles J wrote:
> Yeah if the import doesnt work right off the bat, you have to use the
> file option.
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Hello!
So I'm in the process of upgrading to Cake 1.2 (from an earlier beta,
I believe), and I'm switching from the vendors() function to the
App::import function. According to
http://book.cakephp.org/view/499/The-App-Class,
there's an example that's close to what I want to do:
App::import('Ven
