"It needs a table, but doesn't store any data? That doesn't seem to
make sense - I need a little clarification here. "
Sorry for my bad description.
I asked the question because I didn't know how to create a controller
without a model before.
Now I know how to deal with it.
If I don't need model,
On Jun 28, 2006, at 9:23 PM, Daniel King wrote:
> How can I remove it?
All of your views are encompassed in a layout. Cake's default layout
is what you're seeing. Replace it by sticking in some HTML in a file
at /app/views/layouts/default.thtml.
Then stick in a special var to tell Cake wher
On Jun 28, 2006, at 9:16 PM, Daniel King wrote:
> Do I need to create a model and a controller for every page?
Nope. Models just reflect data sources (usually database tables), and
a controller is a way to manage the logic for a given model.
> This needs
> a table called "pages", but I don't
And I have another question.
All my views are included in a CakePHP's "frame". Every view has a
CakePHP's Logo and some links at the top and some little icons at the
bottom.
How can I remove it?
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Hello, I am a newbie. I have some questions to ask.
I read "The Cake Blog Tutorial" and knew how to build a simple
application like this example. But I don't know how to build some
complexier applications, such as an "Article Manager".
An "Article Manager" has these pages:
Index Page, including
