I solved this, BUT I don't like this solution. It's on the lines of what I
originally suspected. The buffer was not calling the correct data, and so I
added:
echo $this->Js->writeBuffer();
to the index.ctp and now it works as expected. So I have a copy of the
buffer still in my default as we
pr($this->params); in the view, then you will know what to merge with
the pagination url options
On Apr 11, 11:52 pm, OldWest wrote:
> I have a search form.
>
> The form values are passed to query and results are displayed as expected.
>
> I am using Cakes built in pagination methods.
>
> On the
I'm starting to get my head around the containable stuff, but am
having problems with this. I have a simple "view" action, which shows
an overview of a category and related "tips". "Tips" belong to a
"Site".
I.e. Category -> Tip -> Site.
What I'm trying to do is show the site name in the table w
First make sure you have enabled mod_rewrite and have write
permissions in app/tmp. Then point your webroot to /path/to/cake or to
/path/to/cake/app/webroot (the one you are using shoud work too, but
try another if don't). And if you don't want to read the manual, I
don't think I can help you furt
thanks for your reply.
Am using CakePHP 1.2
the only files I have added are IAW with the aforementioned tutorial:
~/app/controllers/items_controller.php and
~/app/models/item.php
I've set the apache document root to the /app directory of Cake, and
when I go localhost/item(s) I get no reply - n
Oh, I forgot:
This are other important sources of information:
http://book.cakephp.org (CakePHP 1.2 Manual, start by the blog tutorial)
http://manual.cakephp.org (CakePHP 1.2 Manual, start by the blog tutorial)
Ibm tutorial (5 part series, requieres free registration):
http://www.ibm.com/develo
Ok, fist welcome to CakePHP ;)
You seem to have installed cake properly, that's good. Now, if you
don't show us what you have (models, controllers, database) and where
(cake version also) we can do nothig for you.
Anyway, from reading the pdf, you should point your browser to:
http://localhost/i
I'm a complete newbie to CakePHP, and also have very limited
experience of this kind of thing... but I'm giving it a shot!
So, I have MySQL, Apache and CakePHP all installed and seemingly
working correctly. I built a simple database and some PHP scripts and
that all worked fine. So cake is insta
