So I was on the right track with the URL params. I totally agree with
you that cake makes things a lot easier. I read through pretty much the
entire CakePHP manual, including the models chapter.
Let me refocus my question. If I have those two role fields that aren't
named according to
On Sep 12, 2006, at 10:00 AM, Tony wrote:
So I was on the right track with the URL params. I totally agree with
you that cake makes things a lot easier. I read through pretty much
the
entire CakePHP manual, including the models chapter.
Let me refocus my question. If I have those two
John and AD7six,
Did I do this correctly?
class Level extends AppModel
{
var $name = Level;
var $hasMany = array('Role1' =
array('className' = 'Role',
'conditions' = '',
'order' =
On Sep 12, 2006, at 11:40 AM, Tony wrote:
John and AD7six,
Did I do this correctly?
class Level extends AppModel
{
var $name = Level;
var $hasMany = array('Role1' =
array('className' = 'Role',
'conditions' = '',
DOH! Typo with the same key names.
Okay that makes perfect sense. Dang now I'm really seeing how CakePHP
can totally help me out here.
And yes that REALLY helps out here. It's so sad I had to leave my
office to chat on IRC because our IT department won't let me have
access to an IRC channel,
Okay I just thought of something John. If I'm doing a $hasMany in the
Level model will I also need to do a $belongsTo in the Role model?
Would I do the same thing and just use
class Roles extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Roles';
var $belongsTo = array('Level' = array('className' =
On Sep 12, 2006, at 1:35 PM, Tony wrote:
Okay I just thought of something John. If I'm doing a $hasMany in the
Level model will I also need to do a $belongsTo in the Role model?
Yeah, if you want to see Level data from a Role model perspective.
Would I do the same thing and just use
S...no one has been able to answer my question about the roles,
having two fields (role1_id and role2_id) that relate to the roles
table. I guess what I'm trying to ask is how do you over ride
scaffolding in this situation. Is there documentation that shows me
what I need to do?
Hi Tony,
You can most likely use what ever url you like :). The last example
below (named paramters) is native to cake 1.2 but you can do it quite
easily with cake 1.1.7:
Assuming controller modules and action show, you can use any of the
following:
Hey AD7six,
How do I grab the params from a url using cake?
Here's what my database looks like:
++
+ LevelID - (Item id for conent)
+ ParentLevelID - (holds an ID from LevelID that will be the parent of
the child level)
+ Level - (what level it is i.e 1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
John,
That would be great to join into IRC but what client should I use for
IRC, is there one that is free?
And yeah I know my set up sucks. It's not so much mine but one of those
things that IT set up and I'm looking at it going WTF? I wanted it a
much better way but they insisted that it be
On OSX, check out Colloquy (http://colloquy.info/) - works well, free.
On Windows, I'm using HydraIRC (http://www.hydrairc.com/) - works, free,
not as pretty as colloquy, but I have yet to find a single Windows app
that comes close in elegance to even a crappy OSX app... sigh.. I miss
my Mac!
I was just using Chatzilla and then I tried the cakephp irc page and
both disconnected me to the server. It's been such a freaking long time
since I have used IRC that I'm totally rusty here.
Is the server done?
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You received this message
I assume you mean down not done, and no, it shouldn't be. You're
IT people don't happen to be anal about firewall security do they?
Because that could cause an issue, although the Java IRC client at
http://irc.cakephp.org/ should still allow you to get in.
One additional note on URLs: as of
$this-here also seems to hold the info as well.
Tony wrote:
Yes my IT department is COMPLETELY anal. It's so bad I can't even have
a localhost. And yes I meant to say down and not done. LOL!
I'm getting this error:
Connection to irc://irc.freenode.org reset. Reconnecting in 30 seconds.
i think you can use something like $this-params[pass] or $this-params[url]
set define('DEBUG', 3); in your config/core.php and you can see them
printed out when you run the script.
Tony wrote:
Yes my IT department is COMPLETELY anal. It's so bad I can't even have
a localhost. And yes I meant
Hey Tony.
Yeah, your IRC issue sounds like an anal IT thing. Here's a quick
rundown of grabbing _GET and _POST data. Pretty much anything GET or
POST-related that you could want to know will be in $this-params. In
fact, doing an array-dump of that should give you a pretty good lay of
the
17 matches
Mail list logo
