Hello Martin,
Thank you for the answer, indeed that approach worked brilliantly.
$app = new App();
On Aug 31, 10:04 am, Martin Westin wrote:
> It really is as simple as Felix writes. It is just that his post is
> from 2006 and a few details have changed.
>
> I just tried this on 1.2 stable and
It really is as simple as Felix writes. It is just that his post is
from 2006 and a few details have changed.
I just tried this on 1.2 stable and it does work:
$_GET['url'] = 'favicon.ico';
require_once('path_to_app_dir'.DS.'webroot'.DS.'index.php');
// and then for example:
$PostModel =& Class
Hi Thiago, thanks for the answer. Unfortunately I don't think that
works either, as the shells aren't really external scripts and I don't
see a way of including them in order to make use of the models. Any
other suggestions?
On Aug 29, 9:06 pm, Thiago Nuic Vidigal wrote:
> I dont know if it will
I dont know if it will do what you want, but you can create your own cake
shell as described i the book...
On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 1:25 PM, tbirand wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
> I've just started working with CakePHP a few days ago, and I really
> like it. I develop Ruby on Rails apps as well, but
Hello all,
I've just started working with CakePHP a few days ago, and I really
like it. I develop Ruby on Rails apps as well, but having a similar
approach under PHP is most welcome since most of my clients have PHP
enabled hosts and I'm a bit more familiar with the language.
That being said, I'
