Hello everyone,
I'm looking for an example that uses Apple's iCloud-based calendars as a
CakePHP DataSource. Calendar is actually mentioned on the "CakePHP
Structure" CookBook page as an example of a non-database DataSource.
Actually, the page mentions iCal, which could be Apple's iCal or a com
I have the same issue. Then I changed in the Model the App:uses...
to App::uses('SimplePasswordHasher', 'Controller/Component/Auth'); and it
works.
But my Problem is, that *only sha1* is working for adding passwords.
Nothing else. Any ideas?
On Friday, January 3, 2014 6:49:28 AM UTC+1, Justin A
Every so often I find it necessary to overwrite certain styles or implement
styles or js functionality specific to certain pages in my app. For some
projects my app application-wide stylesheets and js can get really big
really fast and I find it more manageable to break them down into smaller
f
You should use users and roles (user belongs to role) to manage this.
and try to stay away from ACL if possible (which in this case sounds like
the case)
on top of different controllers/plugins to separate the access for each
role, you can than
easily switch access based on such a role - and also
Well, it's correct, but not unique solution for you problem. You can create
"Plugins" for Auth specified:
1. Plugin/Admin
2. Plugin/Buyer
3. Plugin/Supplier
4. Plugin/Technician
For each plugin exists one Controller, example AdminAppController, use Auth
and configure useModel and sessionKey for y
I'm building a system which has 4 types of user: Admin, Buyer, Supplier and
Technician. They each have access to different areas of the site, and have
different restrictions placed on what they can see. From what I've read in
the book, the Acl component seems to be the best way to manage this,
