Why does the FormHelper automatically removes the "class" attribute
for hidden input? At first I thought it was a bug but looking in the
core is quite explicit, the 'class' attribute is being excluded from
allowed tags :
$this->_parseAttributes($options, array('name', 'class'), '', ' ')
The cl
Yes, it is documented in 1.2.
"The $fields array accepts SQL expressions. Literal values should be
quoted manually."
from http://book.cakephp.org/view/75/Saving-Your-Data
On 10 mar, 10:34, Ernesto wrote:
> Hello
>
> $this->Order->updateAll(array("date_purchase" => date("Y-m-d H:i:s")),
> array("
andler, but it has been buggy sometimes.
>
> On Mar 9, 6:10 pm, Jimmy Bourassa wrote:
>
> > Hello,
>
> > I realized that everyone seems to do an empty() call on $this->data in
> > controllers in order to check if data has been posted or not.
>
> > Is it
Hello,
I realized that everyone seems to do an empty() call on $this->data in
controllers in order to check if data has been posted or not.
Is it just me or RequestHandler::isPost yields better results? This
would allow to pre-fill Controller::$data in various situations.
Thanks,
Check out the
Hello CapeTownGuy,
If you're seeing question marks you probably aren't setting the proper
HTML charset. Either change the charset or use $html->charset() in
your layout.
Also, make sure your pages (the ctp files in app/views/pages) are
properly encoded; set the file encoding to what you want to
original bootstrap.php for instructions.
On 18 juin, 12:58, Jimmy Bourassa wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I am building a web application that will share data with another
> CakePHP app (MySQL database). More specifically, I would like to share
> some Models and maybe behaviors/helpers/components
You cannot use $this->set in this situation because your are
redirecting the user; all data that you 'set' through your controller
will be lost. You would have to use the session or the URL in order to
pass this information.
On 18 juin, 12:26, gfs wrote:
> Being new to CakePHP I am stuck on som
Hello,
I am building a web application that will share data with another
CakePHP app (MySQL database). More specifically, I would like to share
some Models and maybe behaviors/helpers/components. Since the two app
has entierly different logic, I would like to create different
controllers and view
Hello,
I have been testing my application through a proxy because I do some
IP based stuff.
I got the following error on my home page :
Missing Controller
Error: Http:Controller could not be found.
Error: Create the class Http:Controller below in file: app/controllers/
http:controller.php
I
Krish,
I have not used it really myself so far, but since you asked for
starting points I might as well feed you with some links.
Teknoid wrote some a couple articles on using jQuery with CakePHP :
http://teknoid.wordpress.com/2009/01/19/jquery-in-the-cakephp-world-part-1/
http://teknoid.wordpres
Of course, it works. But that's not very MVC like in my opinion, the
color of the status only has to do with the way you'll view things, it
is in no way related to your data manipulations.
You're also loading extra stuff in memory by adding that css class
value for every item of your find - not t
Your color really should be a CSS class. Since you only need the color
in your views, I'd put that bit of logic in a view, where it truly
belongs.
You could just extend your app view with your getStatusColour function
and call this function in whatever kind of loop you'll use in your
views.
I ho
the site's action, which has a view with the
> requestAction call (and there I need that model)
>
> Does anybody have any idea, how to solve this? Why when I unbind a
> model from one action it gots unbinded in another too? Is it because
> of the requestAction?
>
> On Mar 26
Did you end up solving your problem? If so, what did you do?
You made me realize the views counter we wrote in one of our app does
not work, :(
I'm not a fan of the requestAction thingy, doesnt it load a full
instance of CakePHP just for one extra request?
On 24 mar, 05:35, depi wrote:
> Hi C
Wow, thanks a million.
To answer your question, I'm using a wizard (Wizard Component to be
specific) for an "add" action. Since the data is stored on every step
but only "saved" in the last step of the wizard, I want to validate on
every step for obvious reasons.
Thanks again :)
On 19 mar, 22:0
Hello,
I'm trying to validate multiple records from one single form (using
$form->input('Model.X.Field'), but I don't want the records to be
saved if the validation success.
So far, I was using Model::validates to validate my fields, but this
method only returns invalid fields for one record.
I
Well, the short answer is that you can. There must be something wrong
in your code, because I use the Auth in both appController and other
controllers quite often.
You should show us some of your code so we can help.
On 4 mar, 10:01, Joshua wrote:
> It seems that if I use Auth component in AppC
While I agree with AD7six that a this question can only be answered in
context, I think that most of the time you should try to limit your
session manipulations to the controller when it comes down to logic.
If you're only trying to output something from the session (a
connected user's username fo
I didn't read all of the code, but basically I like Mile J's way
better (and that's the way I have been doing it myself).
The problem with saving stuff in the session is that
a) You can't bookmark (but just like you said, oh well ;))
b) You can't have multiple search running in multiple tabs/wind
gt;Autorisation->Evaluation->Utilisateur, or $this->Evaluation-
> >Utilisateur
>
> On Dec 26 2008, 2:05 pm, Jimmy Bourassa wrote:
>
> > Hello,
>
> > I'm trying to get the multiple display fields behavior to work using
> > Cosmin Cimpoi's versio
Bump? :(
On 26 déc 2008, 17:05, Jimmy Bourassa wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to get the multiple display fields behavior to work using
> Cosmin Cimpoi's version (comment #7 from the bakery
> :http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/multiple-display-field-3#comm...).
Hello,
I'm trying to get the multiple display fields behavior to work using
Cosmin Cimpoi's version (comment #7 from the bakery :
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/multiple-display-field-3#comment-3114).
Everything works fine if I'm not trying to fetch data from belongsTo
associations. But
/view/creating-reusable-elements-wi...
>
> However, many people advise against using (abusing?) requestAction as
> it executes a whole new page request.
>
> If you cache the output however, it can be a good technique.
>
> Cheers,
> Adam
>
> On Oct 1, 9:59 am, Jimmy Bourass
I've been thinking about how to do this cakelike and so far I haven't
found anything that is not messy (and mostly because I am fairly new
to cake should I say)
Heres what I would like to do. I have Games and Events. On my
homepage, I want a "Coming up" section to show, let's say, the next
five e
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