Hi Marius,
One of our clients wanted a progress bar, so we used Thin File Upload,
a Java solution that features this and drag-and-drop file support too
(it can be found at http://upload.thinfile.com - it's not free
though), along with Chris Partridge's excellent File Handler Component
in Cake (I
I'd really recommend listening to the first response you got, from
Ketan Patel. Once you've submitted, in your Controller, have a look at
what form the data you've been sent is in, and then prepare it as you
require to send to the model to be saved.
You will find people here are very happy to hel
What was the problem? (in case anyone else comes across this)
On Apr 23, 8:34 am, Enchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Got it work thanks
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Hi Gonçalo,
Although I assume that your actual models aren't really called "Foo"
and "Bar" and you're just using the classic metasyntactic variables for
your example, I did want to point out that the Cake convention for join
tables is to go alphabetically, and so the join table should be named
"b
The advice above should solve your problem, but you might also try to
avoid the problem by working differently, e.g. extending a currently
working view to serve RSS on request a la
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/request_handler
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One other possible reason: make sure that index.php is recognised as a
valid Index page to be served when a folder is requested.
Ensure that either your httpd.conf or your base .htaccess file
contains:
DirectoryIndex index.php
There may be other Index files defined in a list, but make sure
inde
This is a functional work-around, but in answer to your original
question I would suggest that yes, this should be a feature request /
bug report, as the preferred way to do this would be to override
/cake/config/tags.ini.php with your own /app/config/tags.ini.php,
therefore $html->tagErrorMsg _sh
James Booker wrote:
> use the HtmlHelper->link and HtmlHelper->image functions to get
> everything working as you expect
For JavaScript use the JavascriptHelper->link function
For CSS use the HtmlHelper->css function
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Have you considered using Access Control Lists?
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/acl
CraigFisher wrote:
> I'm working on an app which required different classes of user -
> basically, superadmins, admins, and users - primarily all the users can
> 'use' the system, but each level can 'own' a set
What format are you looking for?
For just accessing the raw content, Google is your friend:
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache:mF9lQwsqF_4J:cakephp.org/files/cakesheet.pdf
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