If you want to stick with PHP, cake is a nice upgrade as compareable
"true" PHP5ish frameworks are still very early alpha
On Jan 9, 1:03 am, Miles J wrote:
> It took me only 2-4 weeks to really understand the core of CakePHP. If
> you have an extra few weeks, then it doesn't hurt to try it out. A
looks really interesting!
if only i had an iphone... :(
did i get this right - via API you can send notifications to your
mobile?
like if somebody new registers on your website etc?
On 8 Jan., 21:19, BrendonKoz wrote:
> I've recently discovered Prowl (http://prowl.weks.net/) for the iPhone/
> i
take a lock at
$this->params
you can do that with
pr() which prints out the array as long as you are in debug mode
there is
- controller: $this->params['controller']
- action: $this->params['action']
and more
but those two should do it for now
you can now check on them
but as soon as you need mo
Hello all
I am just starting out with cakephp. I want to restrict the access to
some particular controllers and actions depending on user privileges.
I am thinking of doing this in the app_controller module. I wanted to
know how can I check the controller and action being accessed over
there.
Tha
I am trying to use the test suite to test the output of a controller
that uses the RequestHandler to decide to hand back xml to the user by
parsing the .xml extension, but I am getting an error "XML Parsing
Error: not well-formed" when I run the test case, what is causing the
problem?
[code snippe
It took me only 2-4 weeks to really understand the core of CakePHP. If
you have an extra few weeks, then it doesn't hurt to try it out. And
in the end if you don't like it, then you can simple go back to your
basic PHP.
Personally, I wouldn't think of going to back and not using
frameworks, unless
1)I always encourage developers to code globally the assets in
cakePHP, so instead of loading 6-non gzipped javascript files, you
load one gzipped javascript file (dont bother yourself with
minification).
2)If you are using the Auth components, be aware to not load the User
model when the user is s
Since upgrading to Cake 1.2.5, most of the string in my app do not
translate any more (but some do).
I checked and config.language is set properly.
Any suggestions on where and what I should be looking for to debug
this?
Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others w
There is definitely a learning curve. I would say about 2 weeks worth of a
learning curve to go from a skilled oop php developer to understanding the
ins and outs of cakephp.
If you've been working on the same project for 6 years, there's a good
chance you have a lot of custom solutions to smal
Good evening,
I am currently converting a game content management application over
to CakePHP 1.3, and since this is my first try at baking I'd like to
check if I am doing things the Cake way :-)
The current model for a creature has four fields containing the ID of
3D textures. For each of these
To English
Anyone have any idea how one could synchronize the data in CakePHP two
applications one in localhost in my house and one in the web hosting
on the Internet.
Let a sample application that manages a directory of people with the
fields Name (string), Name (string) and Photo (string). The
I've been coding straight PHP for about 6 years now at a small company
that is not an "early adopter". I've looked into the PHP frameworks a
bit and I keep going back to a fundamental question for me:
Is the cost of learning essentially a new language and converting (or
probably re-writing) legac
My site gets about 30k views a day, not too much but it works. I also
have no caching besides the built in file system caching.
http://www.sc2armory.com/
On Jan 8, 6:51 am, Pablo Viojo wrote:
> Our site (http://www.needish.com) is having over 50k unique visitors a day
> and 150-200k pageviews/da
Hi Vince,
You may also want to post your job posting at the following sites as
well if you haven't already:
- http://cakephp.org/jobs
- http://www.withcake.com/
Good luck.
On Jan 8, 10:18 am, foldiman wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm looking for a CakePHP developer to join an existing CakePHP
> development t
I've recently discovered Prowl (http://prowl.weks.net/) for the iPhone/
iPod touch. It's basically an alerting system that sends Push
notifications to your device for certain actions. It can integrate
with Growl for Windows or OSX, but more importantly (in this case), it
offers up an API.
I've u
What are the requirements for Model3?
Must there be a relationship to Model2 if there is a relationship to
Model1 and vice versa?
Enjoy,
John
On Jan 8, 9:05 pm, loke wrote:
> I have a relational requirement where more than one models are related
> to another model.
>
> I want to define the rel
I have a relational requirement where more than one models are related
to another model.
I want to define the relations with an index table for each
relationship between the two models.
Model1 -> Model1_Model3_index -> Model3
Model2 -> Model2_Model3_index -> Model3
I could see HABTM to be a sol
And by the way, even not using the contain() method at all, and using
the 'contain' array also in the Paper model does not help either: the
contain on the Paper model breaks the contain on the AuthorsPaper model...
the only thing that works is to do a bindModel on the AuthorsPaper
$this->bindM
Yes. I put a debug($this->data) in my controller, but it only outputs
a blank line.
If I put anything else in there -- echo "Hello! I am Here!"; -- It
gets printed just fine and it loads the correct view and everything,
there are just no form values in my $this->data (or anywhere else!).
On Jan 8
It's just the same problem: if I do
$joinAuthors = $this->find('all',
array(
'contain' => array('Author'),
'conditions' => array('AuthorsPaper.paper_id' => $id),
'order' => 'AuthorsPaper.id'
)
);
it still does not work, after the other contain call on Pape
I would not recommend putting at the root of the URL, as this would
cause conflicts with other controllers. Like euromark said, its best
to place it in a "users" root.
Ive done the same thing on one of my projects here:
http://gamesync.com/user/gearvOsh
It can be navigated to show URLs like http:
Can you echo something in the controller and see it in the AJAX
response?
On Jan 7, 6:59 pm, Chris Roush wrote:
> Hello everyone,
> I'm trying to get an ajax form working on my site, and I'm having a
> strange issue. The div set to update updates fine and displays the
> view file it's supposed to
Add the contain into the find() itself, not a stand alone method.
'contain' => array('Author')
Can I see the array thats returned?
On Jan 8, 7:34 am, Lorenzo Bettini wrote:
> Hi
>
> I've just started using the Containable behavior (which I put in AppModel).
>
> I have Paper <-> Author, where <-
http://php.net/manual/en/function.move-uploaded-file.php
On Jan 8, 5:36 am, Krrose27 wrote:
> I am attempting to attach a file that is posted to my server...
>
> $this->Email->attachments = array($_FILES[log][tmp_name]);
>
> The above works and the file is attached...
>
> It however attaches it w
Hi folks,
I'm trying to integrate the xstandard WYSIWYG editor with CakePHP. I
found a tutorial here:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/xstandard-wysiwyg-helper
but it starts off by saying "I'll assume you already link your
webpages to the prototype.js, if not, go grab a copy for yourself
Hi
I've just started using the Containable behavior (which I put in AppModel).
I have Paper <-> Author, where <-> is the HABTM and in my AuthorsPaper
(join table related) model I have this method
function paper_authors($id) {
$this->recursive = 0;
$this->contain('Author');
Hi,
I'm looking for a CakePHP developer to join an existing CakePHP
development team for a 2-3 month contract in NYC. CakePHP knowledge is
required. Any front-end skills such as jQuery and CSS are a bonus.
This project is for a major media/entertainment brand and will require
some work on-site at
Our site (http://www.needish.com) is having over 50k unique visitors a day
and 150-200k pageviews/day.
Using nginx, mysql, memcached et al (cake 1.2)
Pablo Viojo
pvi...@gmail.com
http://pviojo.net
¿Que necesitas?
http://www.needish.com
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 11:16 AM, Dave J wrote:
> I can a
It works just as in straightforward php:
foreach ($array as $key):
echo $key;
endforeach;
On 8 Jan 2010, at 08:01, Mann da wrote:
> i want help about foreach in cakephp,
>
> thanxs
> Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and help others
> with their CakePHP related
Please elaborate your question.
Regards
Pablo Viojo
pvi...@gmail.com
http://pviojo.net
¿Que necesitas?
http://www.needish.com
On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 5:01 AM, Mann da wrote:
> i want help about foreach in cakephp,
>
> thanxs
>
> Check out the new CakePHP Questions site http://cakeqs.org and h
i want help about foreach in cakephp,
thanxs
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Haha I feel like an idiot. My next query is grabbing all the cards
related to a profile id, since those do not have profile_id in the
table, so I would have to attach Cardset, but still do not want to
include the data from Cardset in the query
On Jan 8, 2:22 am, John Andersen wrote:
> Don't inclu
I can attest to that. We built a site fully on Cake which gets over
40-50 thousand uniques a day without breaking a sweat. The highest
load we've seen was Cake serving out around 200 pages per second.
Using view caches wisely and unbinding unnecessary models always help.
If you have high traffic si
Hey,
Well I have a few things to throw in here both from my own work and
from my previous employer's.
CountyCriminal - http://www.countycriminal.com gets about 100 uniques
an hour, and it's built with Cake 1.2/jQuery. Also all of the KML
mapping is ran through cake so there's that as well.
Iden
Ok, thanks for the replies guys.. I think that solutions (qwanta and
Grzegorz) will solve my problem!
On Jan 7, 7:50 am, Grzegorz Pawlik wrote:
> You should put the code in Your model. And in afterFind callback
> iterate through stuff You got, call can_close() and if true - add some
> virtual fie
Thank you that works like a charm. Usually when I write straight PHP
I include an else statement but for some reason when doing this (my
first cakePHP project) I did not do that.
On Jan 8, 4:36 am, "Dr. Loboto" wrote:
> Just a little additions:
>
> // always have default value for acti
This is not meant to be a post on "evaluating cake's performance" or
anything like that. I use cake alot and have no issues.
I also know that for those who utilize cake 1.2's various features for
performance optimization to the fullest, there are very few issues of
performance remaining even for
Just a little additions:
// always have default value for action args to not receive
"missing argument" errors
function view($username = null) {
if (!$username) {
$this->Session->setFlash(__('Invalid User.',
true));
$t
Good to hear and good luck :)
If you want to track some information, maybe you could use the CakePHP
log function! See http://book.cakephp.org/view/159/Using-the-log-function
Enjoy,
John
> On Jan 8, 10:03 am, Molot wrote:
>
> Thank you, it worked. Now I have to rebuild kinda big part of app, b
My opinion is that You should import only "UnitComposite" and "Unit"
should be imported before "UnitComposite" class definition.
ArmyComponent "knows" only that it extends "UnitComposite" it
shouldn't bother what's "above" that class...
On 7 Sty, 23:53, Josh wrote:
> Does anybody have an opinion
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