On 8/25/07, Geoff Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> The hard part is
> deciding the format that you are going to use to store the field data.
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> Sounds like it could be a very useful set of components/helpers and
> would be a great addition to the Bakery.
Hey Travis,
Have a search for the E
What you are talking about is essentially a Form Builder. For the
rendering of arbitrary fields have a look at the way scaffolding
manages it.
As for sorting out which fields to render - it sounds like you have
the right approach for storing it in the database, and then it is just
a matter of fi
Will do! Now I just need to figure out where to begin.
On Aug 24, 12:25 pm, Travis Cline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As far as I'm aware there aren't existing helpers/components that
> would accomplish this.
> It would require at least a helper and a component to make it work
> smoothly -- it s
As far as I'm aware there aren't existing helpers/components that
would accomplish this.
It would require at least a helper and a component to make it work
smoothly -- it shouldn't be too hard to accomplish.
Do share in a bakery article if you take this path.
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Travis
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Travis, I don't have answer to your question. My advice is to build
the simplest possible implementation of your idea and expand it as
your knowledge and familiarity with cake increases. Good luck!
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I'm not sure if that would work, that seems more like a way to load
configuration values. I am trying to design my application so that a
user can create different attributes (ie. First Name, Last Name, Age,
City, or any other attribute) and link those attributes to certain
types (String, Integer,
Hmmm... not sure I completely follow your question, but if I'm getting
the right impression the ConfComponent:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/confcomponent-db-based-configuration-tutorial
is what you're looking for. I use it extensively, its a great
database based configuration tool.
On
I was wondering if there were any CakePHP based components that would
allow me to build dynamic data entry views based on values in a
database such that I can enter data and store it in a generic table.
For example, if I have a table 'Attributes' that has an attribute
name, and the type of attribu
You could make different layouts, and switch it in the controller before the render depending if it's logged or not. Or maybe something like $this->set('is_logged',$this->Session->check('
user.id'))Or maybe some logic in the view wont hurt anybodyOn 5/10/06, Vortexmind <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:Hi
Hi
I have another question, but I think it's rather a MVC understanding
problem than really a cakephp one... but I'm not sure.
Problem: I am doing my website's template, and I have some common
elements. For example, I have a three-column layout, and in the left
column I have a little user box and
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