No problem. Happy to help.
On the documentation front, yes, I think everyone knows this is a
little weak at the moment. There is always my first port of call:
api.cakephp.org.
Also, a number of people, myself included, are currently working hard
to try and produce a definitive manual for cake 1.
Thanks.
Tree structure is not a problem for me. I am familiar with typical
data structures like tree and typical algorithms like tree traversal,
though not a veteran programmer.
I am just a little bit surprised that such an important topic is not
well covered in manual. I have to search Internet
If you're not comfortable with mptt, just use the functions described
in http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/acl for managing the tree. See
especially the section called "Creating Access Request Objects (AROs)
and Access Control Objects (ACOs)"
If you want to know all about left and right... (lft,
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The Acl manual explains it all. You should never really need to be
editing these values directly, just use the console and/or Acl
component, which will take care of all the Tree values for you.
Alternatively, learn how MPTT works, and spend a lot of time doing it
all yourself.
On Nov 9, 8:18 pm,
If lft & right values are required, I am very surprised to see that
there is no any explanation on manual about it.
On Nov 9, 11:07 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
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> Very much not.
>
> The lft and rght values are an inherent part of the tree structure
> (it's a Modified Pre-Ord
Very much not.
The lft and rght values are an inherent part of the tree structure
(it's a Modified Pre-Order Traversal Tree if you're interested).
Without them, there is no tree structure.
The Acl system can be used to repair a damaged tree based on the
parent_id fields, but without the full lef
Default values for lft & right codes in aco & aro are NULL.
If I do not provide lft & right value (just use default NULL), will
ACL still work correctly?
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