- No callbacks in associative queries
- Lack of (or not up to date) documentation
- Integrating jQuery instead of Prototype may be better, but I think
I'll still write my own js code by hand to have more control over it
anyway
On 8 mai, 15:08, Smelly Eddie <ollit...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I hate that it is a powerful framework that can make the tedious work
> of developing sites a breeze. Its strict adherence to the tried and
> true MVC model is a pain point as well. Why so logical?
>
> I hate the active community involvement and powerful documentation and
> API sites. I hate that people expect Cake to do every little thing.
>
> It is a framework! Not a solve everything-all-in-one-cms-portal-file-
> manager-blog-forum.
>
> Use the framework to create an upload component, it takes all of 5
> minutes!!
>
> On May 8, 8:56 am, "Dennis S. Hennen" <dennis.hen...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Consider Post hasMany Comment
>
> > Comment->find('all') returns {n}.Comment.*
>
> > Post->find('all') gives you Comment.{n}.*
>
> > If I want a helper to do processing on a list of comments, I have to
> > handle both potential formats, or massage the data.
>
> > Related to this is the $primary parameter to the afterFind callback.
>
> > Perhaps find results as objects instead of arrays?
>
>
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