Doing the following was easier than creating a new function and hooking into the constructor or before filter.Create a new static page in called...
/app/views/pages/cakeversion.thtmlIn that page put the following lines of code...$file = file_get_contents('../../VERSION.txt');pr($file);
?>Now access
creat a function that checks parameters for a special keyword http://example.com/keywordThat function would be in app_controller.php and in your constructor you just check for the keyword and if it is there call your function.
Your function will then output the contents of the version.txt file to t
cwsTrummer wrote:
> i need the version number only for customer support. when you have
> installed your app on many servers and you make new versions some of
> the customers use still the old versions. when you know that the
> customer uses an old version of cakephp and there was a bug you can ask
i need the version number only for customer support. when you have
installed your app on many servers and you make new versions some of
the customers use still the old versions. when you know that the
customer uses an old version of cakephp and there was a bug you can ask
the customer see what cak
> Hardly intensive though.
Except, of course, when you're trying to serve thousands of requests a
second from your spiffy new Ajax app, and your server is choking
because PhpNut and I unwisely decided to add this along with two dozen
other niggling little features that would help out a small numb
The first (and only) time I needed the CakePHP version so far was when writing my Akismet WebModel since the people at Akismet want you to tell them what technology you use. That means App / Plugin. So for a generic Model I considered CakePHP to be the App and needed it's version number.
On 8/8/0
I see this question all the time not only here but on the Zend
Framework mailing list as well. I'm curious as to why so many people
want to be able to know what version of Cake that is being used? If
you're writing code that has blocks that will only run when using a
certain version of Cake whil
On Tue, 08 Aug 2006 04:35:56 -0400
Felix Geisendörfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> parsing a text file fon every request just to get the version number
> seems a bit circuitous to me as well.
Hardly intensive though. I mean, you are opening, reading, parsing,
lexing and ulitimately executing te
I don't know. As long as the format of VERSION.txt stays the same it
won't be that
big of a problem. But parsing a text file fon every request just to get
the version number
seems a bit circuitous to me as well.
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cwsTrummer wrote:
> hm why they don't implement this? it's one line of code.
>
conversely, if you need it just implement it for yourself.
its one line of code :)
martin.
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hm why they don't implement this? it's one line of code.
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I'd like to have this functionality as well, but I don't think it's
going to happen:
https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/1093
https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/1112
Best Regards, Felix Geisendörfer
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cwsTrummer w
hello
is there a way to print out the current cake version used in the
webapplication?
I hadn't find any constant or variable in the cake directory.. one way
is to read out the VERSION.txt but I think there are better ways to
implement this.
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