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On 2013-07-17, at 10:34 PM, mark_story wrote:
> The current plan that Jose and I have discussed is to return objects
Perhaps if there was an easy interface, that sends a new token as a return
value for AJAX requests? Something we could repopulate a form with in the DOM?
I haven't thought anything through I'm just thinking out loud.
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Also, maintaing data to afterFind, afterSave, and afterDelete would be
super useful.
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If you're reworking the model layer, I think the most important things are:
1) Harmonizing the format that data and associated data is save in and
returned in. Right now, it's all over the map, and is sometimes hard to
keep straight.
2) Allowing for a smoother way to filter models by their asso
Anyone? Are specific validation errors for a bunch of records even possible?
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I have a list of User records that I'm saving at one time (the form is
populated from an uploaded CSV).
Everything seems to be working fine, and my validation rules are being
honoured, but one thing that's eluding me are the specific validation error
messages.
I get the general validation erro
When deleting a record, I'm testing to see if a condition is true or false,
and based on the result, procede with the deletion or return from it.
The problem is that "return false" stops deleteAll completely. My
understanding was that deleteAll would simply move along to the next record.
Is thi
So I've set Configure::write('Session.checkAgent', false) and Security.level
to medium in my app, but Safari still seems to be losing the session
between certain actions, in particular when coming from a page that has
quite a bit of AJAX on it.
The weird thing is that the app still works. Data
So as far as I can tell, if you want to paginate a model based on the
conditions in another model associated via HABTM, you need to do a custom
join. It'd be nice to have some convenience methods to make that more
"Cakey."
It's a fairly common need; find posts by author's status, find athletes
Well, if you're on a post page, and writing a comment there, don't you
already know what the Post ID is?
You can just include the Post ID in the comment for, via a hidden field.
echo $this->Form->input('id', array('type' => 'hidden'));
On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 4:10:20 AM UTC-4, Chris wrot
So when calling an action from another action in the same Controller,
either using $this->myAction() or $this->setAction('myAction'), my auth
settings are being bypassed.
If a user isn't allowed access to myAction, of course he is denied, but I
have a scenario where there is an intermediary act
Just wondering when I use AuthComponent::password, what its default hash
method is. I recently read that the creator of MD5 said not to use it for
password hashing, so was just curious.
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Things are working now. One other problem: I was explicitly calling my
model like this:
$data['Model'];
When what I needed to do was this:
$data[$this->alias];
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Hmm. In doing a saveMany, [this->alias] isn't defined.
saveMany uses a numerical index.
On Tuesday, 5 June 2012 18:06:47 UTC-4, stork wrote:
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> $this->data[$this->alias]['foo'] = 'bar';
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> $this->set('foo', 'bar');
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So afterFind works fine and dandy when I'm within the corresponding
model/controller. However, when calling an *associated* model, the data
sent to the afterFind callback is formatted differently. This causes
afterFind to crap out because it can't find the same array indexes it did
when just wo
So, for some reason, anything I do to data in the beforeSave callback,
though it works on single records, does not work when using saveMany.
What gives? If i do the following:
public function beforeSave() {
$this->data['foo'] = 'bar'
die($this->data);
}
$this->data does in fact get changed,
Ah. I just got disuaded because of this portion of the Cook Book:
It is sometimes desirable to store additional data with a many to many
association. Consider the following
*Student hasAndBelongsToMany Course*
*Course hasAndBelongsToMany Student*
In other words, a Student can take many Courses
27;s why I changed to a hasMany Through
On Monday, 28 May 2012 08:48:04 UTC-4, Rob M wrote:
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> It sounds like a HABTM table is precisely what you need. Please elaborate
> on your requirement 'cannot do HABTM due to storing meta info'. - Rob
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> On Friday, May 25, 2012 9:09:
I solved it by doing the following, though I'm not entirely sure why it's
working!
public function isAuthorized($user = null) {
switch($this->action) {
case "index":
case "add":
if ($user['role'] == 'coach') {
return true;
}
CakePHP: Auth error showing even on allowed actions
This one's making me scratch my head. I'm doing a basic authentication
where I check a user's role, and allow or deny based on that role. I want
to keep it simple and semantic (no ACL). But the Auth error message shows,
even when the user atte
Just wondering if anyone has files for the finished ACL app from the Cake
site.
I like to pick apart finished code when going through a tut.
Thanks!
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I was confused too... I just followed the tutorial verbatim, but any logged
in user could edit or delete another's posts...
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I should also mention that even though a user, when logged in, is
seeing admin screens that are generated by the single CakePHP app, the
hope would be to somehow have their whole experience on the site
happen under the unique domain, instead of them flipping over to the
primary site domain.
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So I'm just starting to play with CakePHP and was wondering if the
following was possible:
A single install of Cake, with a super admin login. Then, admins that
have access to specified "sub sites", and the ability to create/edit
content and users on those sub sites. Finally, the ability to map
do
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