When doing a lot of AJAX you can run into session problems.
Try changing the Security.level setting in core.php to medium from
high. This worked for me in a similar situation.
HTH.
On Aug 3, 1:14 pm, Fabrizio Marmitt wrote:
> again
>
> I'm having some problems with "cake" to make several r
Brilliant! That works perfectly, thanks Dardo for your super fast
help.
[and sorry for not finding it in the cookbook myself. D'oh]
Sid.
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In my app I require users to register with a valid email address,
which I send an email to with a link to a confirmation page. This page
checks the validity of the ticket (hash) embedded on the link and sets
a Validated flag on the user record. This works fine (although the
email looks a little ug
Hi All,
After some searching and looking into the html crumbs helper source
code, it seems I totally misunderstood (and overestimated) the
functionality, and would just like to a) confirm I now understand
correctly now, and b) share this with any other misguided souls.
I thought that all that was
Hi All,
This is a general question - I have read the manual, and got the code
working.
In my app I have a need for some admin functions e.g. reset password
and change user status (banned/vip etc).
So I set up admin prefix routing by uncommenting Configure::write
('Routing.admin', 'admin'); in
Interesting stuff. I have been trying to write fat models and get away
from putting all the logic in the controller, but I was incorrectly
passing the 'active record' as a parameter! It always _felt_ wrong,
and now you have shown my the right way. At least I wasn't dumb enough
to pass the id to th
Without discussing the pros/cons of whether to use blobs in the 1st
place, one point to note is that with caching, the binary data will
get served from the file system in most cases anyway.
On Apr 15, 9:08 am, Rufus wrote:
> The images are from 4-20k max and it seems pretty darn speedy. Also
> t
You should take a look at Containable (I love it, along with
Set::extract). You can specify what data to retrieve (for efficiency)
and apply the type of condition you need i.e. there must be a
PageSnippet attached.
HTH
On Apr 7, 9:40 am, mattalexx wrote:
> Page is also attached to a bunch of oth
Thanks guys, that's much nicer.
On Mar 31, 10:55 pm, RyOnLife wrote:
> That's how I handle my deletes.
>
> If you don't want to read the existing relationships before your save
> (meaning you don't want Cake to delete existing relationships before
> inserting new ones), in the models where you
Hi, I have searched this forum and read the manuals, and finally got
my code working, BUT am I doing this right or have I just found a
cludge by dumb luck?
I have 2 tables Questions and Games joined correctly thru
games_questions table. Users can attach or detach Questions from a
Game (drag 'n dr
I use the ajax chat plugin by Matt Curry (search the bakery for a
link).
It's easy to set-up and you can create as many "chats" as you want:
echo $ajaxChat('chat1');
HTH
On Mar 25, 11:37 pm, Dardo Sordi Bogado wrote:
> http://tinyurl.com/c8wmcx
>
> On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 7:28 AM, Anna P wrot
Try changing your security level to medium from high. That worked for
me and many others. Ajax and sessions are a common problem.
On Mar 3, 5:43 am, jc_mich wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm trying to render an element after an ajax request. After the request is
> successfully accepted by the controller the s
Glad you got your solution Vikas.
I am trying to design a solution for a broader, similar problem:
My site is available globaly, and runs Games according to a date/time
schedule (think online Poker). I can record the schedule according to
GMT as a base, but I want to show users when the game wil
;
>
>
> > Sindey, Marcelo is right. The default action for a form is to post to
> > the $controller->add() method. You have to override it for other
> > actions
>
> > On Feb 18, 12:00 am, Sidney wrote:
> > > I think the default action is to self-post i.e. t
I think the default action is to self-post i.e. the form post/get goes
to the same controller/action that served the view with the form on
it. This is a normal design convention and seems logical to me
(although quite a noob myself). Perhaps I misunderstand your question?
On Feb 17, 8:01 am, Marc
I recommend switching to a css framework if layout is your problem,
such as bluepages or 960 grid. There are lots out there, and lot of
reviews too to help you choose. Personally I chose bluepages, and it
works well with prototype/scriptalicious.
IMO the best way to switch is to load the framewor
You can get a lot of performance info from almost all the main DB
engines (commands vary) that can help identify where new indexes would
improve things.
Otherwise I guess you have to look into cake internals to figure out
how it gets this data for debug level 2 and massage it to fit your
needs.
I'm not sure if it's 'recommended', but I found quite quickly that the
scope of the $ajax helper becomes too limited (you just can't get
enough code into the array param). The solution is then to start
coding javascript using prototype functions directly and take full
control.
Prototype makes aja
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