Congratulations on the release Tarique. Good work.
-MI
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Hello Folks,
We released version 1.5 Beta 2 of Cheesecake Photoblog yesterday. The
only change is that it now works with version 1.11.xx of cakePHP and
features an installer.
Download from http://cakeforge.org/projects/cheesecake/
Thanks to everyone who has downloaded it in the past and made it
On Dec 15, 2006, at 8:05 PM, sumanpaul wrote:
> 2. Scaffolding is just scaffolding only, not meant for production use.
> As mentioned by woodman use bake to create the code and then
> customize.
Thanks for all the help, everyone! I will probably now have to
sheepishly admit that I can't see
I have my form in method GET.
When I search something, the link in the address bar is similar to:
http://localhost/blog/posts/search?data%5BPost%5D%5Bsearch%5D=1&data%5BPost%5D%5Btre%5D=
But in the links of pages renderered by paginator i find this url
http://localhost/blog/posts/search?data=Arr
Thanks phpNut :)
I know I know - I have been waiting for 1.2 :)
Hope to see this put in place in the next couple of months :)
Best of luck!
Thanks,
Mandy.
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i know you have to use something in addition for the native HTML, but i
wondered whether cakephp provides that or not..
i thought of adding an onclick, and javascript at the start of the file
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Beautiful!
Thanks again mate,
mikee
On 17/12/06, Mariano Iglesias <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Article got approved already.
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> About your way to handle it: it makes sense, having sort of a versioning
> control. Pretty cool.
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> -MI
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Article got approved already.
About your way to handle it: it makes sense, having sort of a versioning
control. Pretty cool.
-MI
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On Dec 16, 5:15 pm, "anselm" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a specific reason you don't want to use models in your views ?
> Presumably it's just the same data represented differently ?
I meant - IF you had object relational mapping (which was what I was
wondering about in my first post)
Until 1.2 is released by me and the component completed it will not work.
1.2 has not even been released in a development version so be patient.
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> direct access to the model from your view. We are more inclined towards
> sending just the Set data to the view rather than the whole model
> object.
Is there a specific reason you don't want to use models in your views ?
Presumably it's just the same data repr
You can do it in either.
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Hi,
I just updated to the cake 1.2 branch and found the wonderful Email
component.
I have been using it for 2-3 days and I am very happy with how easy
it's made emailing.
However, it has an option of generating the email content from a
template, but I don't think the function has been written.
I found this easy solution to calculated fields somewhere in the group:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/cake-php/msg/c74f50974ffe2d62?hl=en&;
It uses SQL views, which makes things a lot easier (at least to me :-),
as you don't have to fiddle with the results array...
Hope it helps,
Jacob
If you are using the get method in ajax functions, use modrewrite
(maybe it's not a modrewrite problem) and IE 6.0 reports errors add the
dummy parameter to the ajax url option:
WRONG URL: url = "/products/edit/2";
GOOD URL:url = "/products/edit/2/#";// even if the url has it's
own parame
Hi Chris,
Why are you not able to change that loop, is the loop itself some how
legacy? It's not clear to me where/how the minimum and maxium members
values need to be determined - where does that come from, is that in
the stat table?
Anyway here are a few different permutations depending on wha
AzzzY schrieb:
> 1. app/config/core.php is a good place to define your constants
>
I think app/config/bootstrap.php is the preferred place to define (or
include) constants, global variables and global functions.
'core.php' would work fine, but it's really for configuring Cake rather
than a spec
@Daniel
That has not fixed the problem for me. I have now gotten the fix for
the errors, the initdb call does not work yet though.
If I execute "php acl.php initdb" or "php-cgi acl.php initdb" with a
valid database connection in app no tables are created. So I just
executed the queries manually t
Hi Chris
There is a method model->afterFind() that can be useful in some
situations, but rather than fight too hard (which tends to make the
code/sql less readable), I let cake return what it wants with the
find*() and then reformat the array in the model before returning to
the controller.
This
On 16/dic/06, at 09:04, Mariano Iglesias wrote:
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> Oh, yes you are right. It seems that after editing an article the
> bakery
> puts it back on the approval queue. It doesn't seem like a bug to
> me, it
> makes sense (otherwise one could get published a good article, and
> then edit
> it a
foreach($data as $row['note']) doesn't give a syntax error??? I'm
mesmerized.
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Oh, yes you are right. It seems that after editing an article the bakery
puts it back on the approval queue. It doesn't seem like a bug to me, it
makes sense (otherwise one could get published a good article, and then edit
it and put spam or whatever.)
So we've just gotta be patient again :)
-MI
Thank you that worked. I am so documenting this and write something up
in the bakery about it if possible. Nate you rock and I am a strong
believer in CakePHP everyone I know that deals in PHP I have been
telling them about this so far nothing but good things about it :)
CakePHP F.T.W!!!
- J
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