On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 5:17 PM, Kirk wrote:
>
> The fields could be something like:
> id (auto-increment)
> change_data (serialized array)
> url (original url change was submitted to, eg - "posts/save/24")
Instead of the URL, it might be better to have model & foreign_key
fields. It's less impor
it could be implemented as a behavior. beforeSave callback would be used for
changes that need approval. afterSave callback would be used for revision
history. for revisions, it would work really well if everything had a uuid
instead of auto-inc id, but it could also work with auto-inc id like the
great idea kirk, that would be a great start to a revisions component
in cake
On Jul 21, 5:17 pm, Kirk wrote:
> Some guy submitted a "multiple undo" type thing to the bakery. I thought it
> was kinda clunky, but it gave me an idea for an improvement, which could
> also be applied to your situatio
Some guy submitted a "multiple undo" type thing to the bakery. I thought it
was kinda clunky, but it gave me an idea for an improvement, which could
also be applied to your situation. Create a table for pending changes, and
save all submitted changes to that table in serialized form. Then you can
j
so a database revision/version control module is not available for
cakephp? =(
On Jul 20, 10:54 am, "mattmoy...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> Drupal does something like this called revisions. You could implement
> a much simpler version of this in your application by adding 2 columns
> to your database ca
Drupal does something like this called revisions. You could implement
a much simpler version of this in your application by adding 2 columns
to your database called revision and display. Revision would just be
a revision number and you could use a timestamp as the field so it
would be unique and
ok guys, so here is the situation:
- we have built up a website using cakephp and it contains several
models.
- we want some users to be able to "make changes" to the database via
webpage
- but we want to audit the changes before they are actual made to the
database
Our problem is, how do we know
