english please...
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Aproveitando o assunto ...
Meu problema é o seguinte:
Tenho um método no meu MODEL, onde:
1) Através da conexão default, crio um novo banco de dados (o
nome do banco de dados é passado dinâmicamente para o meu método);
2) Atribuo privilégios para um usuário, que também
Oh, nevermind. I just reread. I guess I was simply trying to set up
the if else inside the database_config class and set the $default
accordingly.
On Feb 8, 1:37 pm, Corie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That actually does look like a better solution, as I was also trying
> to figure out how to make
That actually does look like a better solution, as I was also trying
to figure out how to make it switch for all Models.
I'm a bit new to OOP, how do you set up your /config/database.php
file? You have to put the conditionals in a function right?
On Feb 8, 11:32 am, grigri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Interesting... I do it a completely different way. I have 2 database
config files : database.dev.php and database.live.php, each containing
a full DATABASE_CONFIG class with my configurations (default, test,
and whatever else I need for the app).
Then, in /config/database.php, I have this:
if (e
I'm running the same cake app on two different servers, development
and production. I want to change the database config that's used
depending on the server. I've got the following set up now.
/config/database.php
class DATABASE_CONFIG {
var $development = array(
'driver'
