Sorry for emailing you directly - I meant to reply on this forum but
hit the wrong button.
You should follow these rules:
1. All times in the database should always be UTC
2. beforeSave and afterFind you should always convert the times to the
users time zone
3. You should never have a time whic
Kevin:
I haven't written a lot of Model / Behavior tests, however, I believe
that you might want to test your model with the behavior enabled.
You can also write tests of *just* a behavior by itself.
Regards,
David
On Aug 18, 9:10 am, David Kullmann wrote:
> You could they creating
You could they creating it with the same process to create any mock
object and then attaching it with "$Model->Behaviors->attach()"
On Aug 16, 11:53 pm, Ken Vu wrote:
> Is it even possible?
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Ecommy:
You could still have the actual server timezone be different, and just
have the PHP timezone be UTC. You probably don't want to have the
timezone determined on the PHP-level for your application anyway, you
want your application to determine the timezone instead.
-DK
On Jul 30, 4:50 am,
You could write a behavior for GMT-ifying the timestamps in
beforeSave.
On Jul 30, 4:50 am, ecommy wrote:
> not necesary true in my case, I need to change the timezone depending on
> country but still keep the time in the database inGMT
>
> what is your aproach in this case? There are several sol
Diogo:
Notice how in your trace it shows this:
Model::call__() - CORE/cake/libs/model/model.php, line 502
Looking at the Model::call__() method you can see that it is designed
to handle custom function calls:
"Handles custom method calls, like findBy for DB models"
Your model does not have
Thomaus:
Can you show us some of your code? I think the Tilen's solution is
correct and you can see the PaginatorHelper::sort() method defined
here:
http://api.cakephp.org/view_source/paginator-helper/#line-293
and I don't think the depth of the search affects it's output.
-DK
On Jun 9, 9:28 a
Sounds like AuthComponent is redirecting you. If you don't require a
user to be logged in for the controller you added then add $this->Auth-
>allow() to beforeFilter() in the new controller (check
book.cakephp.org for details)
On Jun 5, 8:05 pm, Alida wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Im new to cakephp and a bake
I believe it depends on your .htaccess file as well.
I have this:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule(.*) app/webroot/$1 [L]
To check for a file or directory.
My DocumentRoot is the directory which contains APP:
ls -1d app/ flash/
ap
Jeremy:
You can refresh caches after a model is saved, just add that into your
code.
Regarding searching, I don't know if it meets your specific goal but
there are lots of pre-built searching applications that will index
everything for you and refresh their own caches. Maybe it's easier to
use on
Thomas:
I think 2 responses ago Cricket gave the best answer so far. Check out
this page on the CakePHP docs that shows how to create an input with
the "[]" modifier to the form name:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1395/options-multiple
I know it can be frustrating inheriting a project and we have
Anton:
Can you explain which features aren't working? You could also use the
cake pastebin to show us some of the code so we can take a look.
Thanks,
DK
On Jan 28, 4:46 pm, Anton wrote:
> Hi i have been trying out Nick Bakers FileUpload plugin and its got
> some great features and worked straig
Connrs:
It is best practice to use $this->Helper and I believe you may run
into some issues if you don't do it with some helpers in Cake1.3.x.
-DK
On Jan 21, 9:53 am, connrs wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I suppose this is my first ever post on any CakePHP related forum/group so
> get the unicorns and ba
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