Hi everyone,
I've been playing around with the new Cake 1.2, especially with the
i18n-feature, and it seems to work beautifully! Really nice job!
There's one problem I'm facing wich I can't get solved. My Cake-apps
very often use plugins and I would like to translate these too. It
would be real
Ah, gotcha.
It works fine in beforeRender(). I should have tried it there earlier.
Thanks Nate
On Dec 31, 12:31 am, "nate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If your component gets access to the controller in the startup()
callback, it might have something to do with the fact that startup()
happens af
If your component gets access to the controller in the startup()
callback, it might have something to do with the fact that startup()
happens after beforeFilter().
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Hey Guys
I have a component that uses models from my controllers.
The component functions that access the models work fine in all my
actions.
However, when I try to access the same functions inside beforeFilter I
get an error:
Notice: Trying to get property of non-object
Fatal error: Cal
Greetings,
I'm trying to follow along with the blog tutorial, but I keep getting
"Missing View" errors when trying to look at the index.thtml and
view.thml:
You are seeing this error because the view for PostsController::index()
could not be found.
Fatal: Confirm you have created the file :
/.
Congratulations tom, looks really cool. Guess that Cake, the rapid
development framework, just made sense to build a webapp for rapid runners
;)
I agree with gwoo, I need to get myself some running shoes... Well I have
them, I guess I just need to get my lazy ass out of the chair and start
doing
If you are able to then use mod_dir. However this needs root
privileges to enable on the server you are working with. On Debian,
this seems to be built into Apache by default so there is no need to
load it manually using a LoadModule directive.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_dir.html
APC: http://pecl.php.net/package/APC
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gwoo wrote:
This is a mod_rewrite problem when operating in sub directories.
Unfortunately, there is no easy way around it, and we only recommend
installing Cake in a sub directory for development.
To get around this problem with subdirectories, I use subdomains, which
work just like regular d
I tried EasyPHP, and also XAMPP.
Vertrigo is my favourite, because although some files get installed in
the webroot, they're optional and can be safely deleted. I noticed that
most of the other environments install phpMyAdmin into the webroot, or
create an admin/ folder in there to hold their ow
Knowledge of the problem is 3/4 of the answer.
Vertigo seems like a nice environment. Have you tried any of the others?
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Hi gwoo, guess your response came in here before my other ones did.
Adding the trailing slash makes no difference, still crashes in the
same way. It looks like it's entirely Zend's fault in this case... they
are meant to be working on an updated version of the Optimizer which
fixes it, but no re
try adding the trailing slash, like http://localhost/cake/
Maybe the system logs will have something?
The "blank screen of death" happens when index.php cannot locate the
cake core. But usually, this is logged to the the apache error.log and
should not cause this type crash.
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This may help answer some of the questions - a lot of people have seen
this issue on the Zend forums.
http://www.zend.com/forums/index.php?t=msg&th=2529&start=0&S=794daedd3f5ff2312185b52703a0f86a
At least now I know it's not just me going crazy, and that it's not
just Cake that is affected (my
And it has.
Thanks everyone for trying to help. I wish I'd thought of checking the
Windows Error Log sooner instead of looking in Apache's own log
files... would have figured this out before I'd even posted :)
It still doesn't make any sense why there would be an incompatibility
between Zend Op
Ah... I've just checked in the Windows Error Log under MMC, it's
highlighting an error with the Zend Optimizer DLL that's included. Will
try and disable that, see if that solves the problem...
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gwoo - this is the error that I get:
http://www.alltheusualsuspects.co.uk/users/orry/cake-vertrigo-error.png
I think Apache, or possibly a PHP module, is wiping it out even before
Apache can write to the error log.
I get this error consistently with both of the 1.2 versions I've tried
so far,
Looking pretty nice Tom. I really should get out an run more. But you
guys keep me locked up in a room making sweet and tasty things. I do
know some runners though. So, I will be sure to send them your way. And
maybe one of these days I can hit the pavement myself. Too much sweets
and no exercis
helpers with work from anywhere in the view, including elements in
layouts or views.
Review the API. The correct method is formTag not form.
http://api.cakephp.org
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Well, AFAIK, since the element and helpers are on the same level, they can't
call each other.
Quick fix is: generate your code from the helper on the view first, then
cut-paste the result to the element code.
Let us know if anyone else has a better answer.
BTW, I've used a helper in an element
Hi,
i'm just begginer to cakePHP and i need some adivce.
I would like to build webapp which will be using something like this:
renderElement('menu'); ?>
In main i put main content of my page. in menu i would like to put menu
whit login and some useful stuph. As i've seen in manua
Hi,
http://dev.we-run.com/
I'm beta testing a cool running log that I've made with CakePHP. It's
simple but very functional right now, with nice statistics, quick run
input, tracking places, and more.
I'd love to have some people check it out, sign up, etc. When
everything is totally stable &
What gives you the impression that Apache is bombing. If it were it
would most defnitely report something in the error log. Usually some
sort of seg fault is logged. Is it the blank screen of death?
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I've not really worked with Akelos so far, but I know a couple things
about it:
* It's huge. That's because Akelos basically has taken an 'take as
many OS libraries you can get and put them in one framework' approach.
* It seems to have good policies regarding unit testing (code that
I'm sure thats not the right place talking about other PHP frameworks,
but i really want to know if someone have used it. He can share his
effort with it in comparison to cake. Because the features looks realy
good and in this moment i don't have the time get into Akelos.
Thanks in advance.
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Best information I can provide is that I'm running on a default
installation of VertrigoServ 2.14 (http://vertrigo.sf.net), using the
below versions of the components:
Apache 2.0.59
PHP 5.2.0
MySQL 5.0.27
SQLite 3.3.8
PhpMyAdmin 2.9.1.1
ZendOptimizer 3.2.0
SQLiteManager 1.2.0
Cake itself is ins
urlencode() each parameter, separated by slashes. It'll get there.
Eric
On 12/30/06, Alexis Konstantinou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for the reply,
I know this works if storing params in $_GET. My question was: what if I
want to use the SLASH format for passing URL's instead of the tra
Thanks for the reply,
I know this works if storing params in $_GET. My question was: what if I
want to use the SLASH format for passing URL's instead of the traditional
method
i.e.
I want something like this:
http://www.somthing.com/controller/view/param1/param2/param3
=> controller will contain
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