perfect, thank you very much. that's just the answer i was looking
for.
i've new to mvc architecture, so i wasn't sure how i would go about
something like this, but this makes absolute sense
thanks,
fedya
On Feb 16, 6:25 am, Langdon Stevenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hi Fedya
>
> I have wri
Hi Fedya
I have written basic file handling features for a couple of projects
now. It's not difficult, and Cake doesn't really matter here. It's
just PHP. Cake provides the vehicle for delivering the views. You put
all of your PHP file manipulating code in your controller.
It is that simp
Seb,
I'm not trying to make anything complicated. I won't need file
permissions or anything, I will however want to authenticate to view
the files. What I'm trying to understand is how I would implement such
a thing in CakePHP. For example, I could use opendir() and list all
the files. All the tu
Hey,
Personally I wouldn't even consider writing my own filemanager
(whatever you call it) unless I'd have some pretty specific
requirements or license to abide to. I've implemented the MoxieCode
FileManager (not free but cheap, and very well integrated with free
tinyMCE) before and I know there
i'm new to cakephp and have yet to try to create anything with it. i
need to create a file browser and am considering using cake, but i
can't see how it would work exactly. from what i've gathered from
watching the different tutorials i would need to create a component?
how would i interface with
