sure! :-)
[code of model port]
public $belongsTo = array(
'HardwareUnit' => array(
'className' => 'HardwareUnit'
),
'Vlan' => array(
'className' => 'Vlan'
),
'PortEmploymentGroup' => array(
'className' => 'PortEmploymentGroup'
Can you show me your entire $hasMany and $belongsTo declarations, and your find
statement?
Jeremy Burns
jeremybu...@me.com
On 26 Mar 2010, at 06:24, sebb86 wrote:
> Jeremy Burns
>
> Hello again :)
> Code in the model of my port-table:
>
> (the $hasOne association from my origionally question
Jeremy Burns
Hello again :)
Code in the model of my port-table:
(the $hasOne association from my origionally question was updated to
the association below:)
[code]
public $hasMany = array(
'Port' => array(
'className' => 'Port',
'foreignKey' => 'uplink_id'
)
);
[/code]
I
Do you have the self join set up inside your model? Something like this:
var $belongsTo = array(
'ParentPort' => array(
'className' => 'Port',
'foreignKey' => 'uplink_id'
)
);
Then you can include the
I use this in my controller:
[controller code]
var $paginate = array(
'fields' => array('*'),
'recursive' => 2,
'limit' => 50,
'order' => array('Port.hardware_unit_id' => 'asc'),
'contain' => array(
Try installing it in /app/webroot/xxx, where xxx is a folder that you want your
app to run in. Then access it via http://yoursite.com/xxx. I have put WordPress
and all sorts in there without needing to change .htaccess or anything. I have
also set up a subdomain pointing to that folder and acces
Have you debugged the data that is being presented to the controller function?
Set debug to 2 and type die(debug($this->data)); as the first instruction, then
take a look at what you see. Is password there? You might need to do something
like $this->data[0]['password'], for example.
Jeremy Burn
The .htaccess files can be hidden and therefore missed when doing an upload.
Seems like a basic thing - but are the .htaccess files on the sever?
Jeremy Burns
jeremybu...@me.com
On 25 Mar 2010, at 22:59, cricket wrote:
> On Mar 25, 4:31 pm, WhyNotSmile
> wrote:
>> WebbedIT - I haven't made any
I'd recommend that you read the section of the online guide that deals with
models, in particular:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1039/Associations-Linking-Models-Together. This
shows how you create a model for each table and then link them together. I'd
also look at the containable behaviour:
h
Golly this is a long answer and I'm sorry if it sounds like an unhelpful rant.
But I feel I need to make you rethink your strategy.
Forgive me for saying this, but it does rather sound as if you are reinventing
the wheel and giving yourself a bunch of challenges along the way. A well set
up MyS
I see, the thing about save (and also reminded me of the form data) is
a good point.
I guess this might be indeed the better format for the default find
data.
Guess I'll just do my own "find" method for beautifying data for my
views.
Thanks to all for the reply.
Bake on
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Have others noticed that the search option on http://book.cakephp.org/
is broken? It no longer returns snippets of text with the search
results, just basic and repeating titles.
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I would much love to be haveing this in locations of Quality Inn 1220
West Main Street, Stroudsburg, PA. It has many thumbs up way high for
good places and they have much foods for eating in mornings. no cost
any monies and is best delicious.
love and kittens,
shusta
On Mar 16, 10:45 am, piousb
I am not visible of this however. I am not haveing Snow Leopards
which internets are you useing. It is only with Web 2.0
Shusta
On Mar 25, 9:02 am, Martin Westin wrote:
> I thought I'd give schema migrations a try. But something small must
> be horribly wrong with how I am trying to use the sc
Yes, you are haveing a case of specifically not seperations of
domains. If you left join haveing an operator on right you will be
haveing much successes.
Many Happy adjustments
Shusta
On Mar 25, 1:55 pm, Abdul-Hamid wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've got the following two
> modelshttp://bin.cakephp.org
Much confusion haveing many recordsets. To be haveing them with
seperations is analagous with haveing two seperators thank you for
haveing successes and successfulness.
Happiness in helping,
Shusta
On Mar 25, 12:02 pm, Alper K. Tunç wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm one of the latest fans of CakeP
I need to use a 3rd party app (phpsitemapng), but not sure where to
install it. I'm using the app to create a site wide sitemap.xml and
then I will submit it to the search engines.
If I install it outside of "/app" then I assume I will need to modify
".htaccess". Although, I'm having trouble with
On Mar 25, 4:31 pm, WhyNotSmile
wrote:
> WebbedIT - I haven't made any changes to the .htaccess files from
> their initial setup, as downloaded from the Cake repository. I don't
> really understand them, to be honest, so I tend to just leave them as
> they are.
The .htaccess file inside app simp
its not intuitive at all.
And now i need to do major rewrite of the app... i hoped some1 would
tell its only RC2 "feature" and in live it s going to be as it should
be...
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> Thanks for the suggestion - I tried this, and got php_info working
> fine. I can't see anything obvious, although my local one explicitly
> says mod_rewrite is enabled, whereas the live one doesn't mention it.
> On the other hand, an earlier version of the site on this server DID
> work fine, so
On Mar 25, 11:59 am, butterlamb wrote:
> Thanks! This seemed to work, but now I'm getting this error message,
> instead of my index page:
>
> Notice (8): Array to string conversion [APP\vendors\fpdf\fpdf.php,
> line 127]
>
> FPDF error: Incorrect orientation: array
>
> Here's the line the error is
It depends on the situation. If the models are associated, it's easy
enough to do $this->Model->find(...) and $this->Model->OtherModel-
>find(...) in the same action. In your case, though, it looks like the
two models wouldn't necessarily be associated. So, you could look at
using requestAction().
> I'm not too experient about .htaccess, but what if you use a rewrite
> rule instead of a redirect?
Another option is to have 2 urls to access the content, but set one of
them as the canonical url for that item.
On the other hand, I really don't follow why you'd want/need/worry
about SEO for for
I'm still goofing with forms, ajax, validation, etc. trying to learn Cake.
I have a form set up with a field for password[code]
$form->input('User.password'); [/code]
When I reference that field in the controller [code] $pw1 =
$this->data['User']['password'];[/code]
I keep getting
WebbedIT - I haven't made any changes to the .htaccess files from
their initial setup, as downloaded from the Cake repository. I don't
really understand them, to be honest, so I tend to just leave them as
they are.
Would it be using the security component? Does it do that
automatically (sorry, I
Thanks for the suggestion - I tried this, and got php_info working
fine. I can't see anything obvious, although my local one explicitly
says mod_rewrite is enabled, whereas the live one doesn't mention it.
On the other hand, an earlier version of the site on this server DID
work fine, so I think i
The reason for the empty hasOne relation is because Cake LEFT JOINs
the relation and doesn't check for an empty record before returning
the array. You can specify INNER if you want when declaring the
relationship, but then if the related record is empty nothing will be
returned. I suspect that's wh
The blank hasOne array (with all of the empty keys) has always struck
me as the most counter-intuitive thing ever. An empty relation should
be completely empty. If this is now the case with belongsTo (I haven't
tested), then that seems to be a step backwards.
On Mar 24, 4:19 pm, RobertMeisner wr
Hello,
I've got the following two models
http://bin.cakephp.org/saved/57087
http://bin.cakephp.org/saved/57088
And the following in the CustomerAccounts Controller
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/689658989
What I am trying to do is to retrieve all customer account information
that have a domain name
Hello all,
I'm one of the latest fans of CakePHP. I met with the framework through a
Google search for "PHP frameworks" and looking at the features (and the cute
name of course) decided on CakePHP. I went through the blog tutorial and
studied some stuff from web. Now I feel ready to shoot with my
i mean for 'every file', every model/view/controller file that you
have created.
LP
2010/3/25 Luiz Paulo Nascimento :
> i had a similar problem months ago. after a lot of trying, i've edited
> the uploaded files directly on server to eliminate blank
> lines/characters at the end of every file. An
i had a similar problem months ago. after a lot of trying, i've edited
the uploaded files directly on server to eliminate blank
lines/characters at the end of every file. And it worked! :P
Not so logical, but it's worth to give a try. Good luck.
LP
2010/3/24 WhyNotSmile :
> Thanks Jeremy.
>
> DB
I am newbie in CakePHP, using it only for 2 days.
I am using PHP 5.2.10, MySQL 5.0.84, CakePHP 1.2.6.
I have two questions.
Scenario 1. While designing my site in paper, I decided to split my
tables into parts ( For example, member table will be like
member_us_ny, member_us_ca, member_intl_en, m
I'm not too experient about .htaccess, but what if you use a rewrite
rule instead of a redirect?
Lucca Mordente
On 24 mar, 17:39, "Andreas D." wrote:
> Hi there!
> I have a Problem with my App.
> In my .htaccess, i added some lines to redirect the user if the url
> ends without a slash to the sa
Your'e right [CODE] echo $form->input('User.role_id',array('options'=>
$roles) ); [/CODE] works
thanks !
On Mar 24, 5:46 pm, cricket wrote:
> On Mar 24, 4:29 pm, hvannia wrote:
>
> > I have a controller where i get the user roles and set them so they
> > can be displayed on the view as a selec
Ah. Thanks for the hint.
I have models for all tables... BUT the schema generator does not find
them all since some are in plugins and some are in sub-foldes of app/
models. I guess tables matching these models are the cause of the
problem.
So in reality, schema shell is only fully usable in apps
Thanks! This seemed to work, but now I'm getting this error message,
instead of my index page:
Notice (8): Array to string conversion [APP\vendors\fpdf\fpdf.php,
line 127]
FPDF error: Incorrect orientation: array
Here's the line the error is citing:
$orientation=strtolower($orientation);
how do you fetch model information that is associated with
tables that have a HBTM relationship?
I have
projects
users
project_users
libraries
projects and users are linked via a HBTM relationship
projects have many libraries (hasMany)
a search returns only the HBTM models and no Libraries (wh
Hi Martin,
Have you got models defined for all the tables in your schema file?
If not, running "cake schema run update" will try to add all the columns for
any tables missing model files, so I discovered myself today.
Regards,
Ian
IMiJ Ltd
http://www.im
I thought I'd give schema migrations a try. But something small must
be horribly wrong with how I am trying to use the schema shell.
I run "cake schema run update" on the database that just generated the
schema and the shell wants to add all the columns to the tables again.
That can't be right? Wh
escape should not be true but FALSE in this case
On 25 Mrz., 08:41, "toka...@gmail.com" wrote:
> Hi,
> How can I escape double quotes when using form helper? Imagine we have
> this value with double quotes stored in database: 15" - 16"
>
> How can I render a correct HTML select box? ..now it does
why the overhead?
controller:
$article = $this->Article->read(null, $id);
$this->set(compact("article"));
view:
echo $article['Article']['field']; etc
usually you have left joins in it anyway - so parent models are
retrieved too and could/need to be accessed as well:
echo $article['User']['fiel
yes, there is!
$form->create('Modelname', array('url' => '/'.$this->params[url]
[url]))
On 25 Mrz., 11:56, Baeckerlehrling wrote:
> I've figured out a solution, but I'd like to get some feedback if it's
> complete crazy to do something like this:
>
> in views/layouts/default.ctp I added
>
I've figured out a solution, but I'd like to get some feedback if it's
complete crazy to do something like this:
in views/layouts/default.ctp I added
renderElement('menus/navigation'); ?>
views/elements/menues/navigation.ctp :
link(".events","/events");
echo $
It looks like the ':' delimiter is set in /cake/router.php around line
99:
var $named = array(
'default' => array('page', 'fields', 'order', 'limit',
'recursive',
'sort', 'direction', 'step'),
'greedy' => true,
'separator' => ':',
I have an application that uses ids that have colons in them (and no
way around it).
Is there a way I disable passedArgs or at least change the delimiter?
Stuart
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I'm with WebbedIT on this one.
And besides, you can always do something like the following in your
controller:
$data = $this->Article->read(null, $id);
$article = $data['Article'];
$this->set(compact("article", "data"));
and access $article['name'] etc. in your view.
On Mar 24, 7:52 pm, Lucas
It's a long road worth travelling :)
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For reference here are the custom validation rules I use:
function __validateConfirmPassword($field) {
$valid = false;
if ($this->data['User']['password'] ==
Security::hash(Configure::read('Security.salt').
$field['password_confirm']) {
$valid = true;
}
return $valid;
}
function __val
Here are my user custom validation methods
function __validateConfirmPassword($field) {
$valid = false;
if ($this->data['User']['password'] ==
Security::hash(Configure::read('Security.salt') .
$field['password_confirm']) {
$valid = true;
}
return $valid;
}
function __validatePasswordL
Problems when uploading to a server are normally associated
with .htaccess/url rewriting, but a white screen can also be
indicative of the security component blackholing a request.
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Yo
It may take a little extra typing but the default array format is
great because regardless of what you call your array each field can
instantly be linked to it's model and is in a format that can be
passed back to Model::save.
I think the advantages of how all the automagic works with this array
f
Hi,
How can I escape double quotes when using form helper? Imagine we have
this value with double quotes stored in database: 15" - 16"
How can I render a correct HTML select box? ..now it does this mess !!
15" - 16"
is it a bug?? is there any workaround?
PS1: escape => true is not he
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