Grant Cox-2 wrote:
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> 3. Put some more ram in that thing! $50 for a gig or so is worth how
> much of your development time?
>
I second that 10k-20k records really arent much unless as mentioned you are
binding to many records when you do not need to be. Also you should turn on
debugging/m
jonknee wrote:
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> I just wrote PayFlow classes in PHP and Python. Amazingly they only
> had built-in support for .NET and Java, everything else goes over
> HTTPS and they provide no code to get started. Not a tough thing to
> write, but it seemed pretty odd considering all the tools
> Authoriz
Good luck with the project. I would read up on PCI if you are not familiar.
Make sure to choose a gateway that makes your life easy.
https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/
- J
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Look at the php serialize functions.
http://us2.php.net/serialize
http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.unserialize.php
Cronet wrote:
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> Hi,
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> it's more a general question, not directly cake related.
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> If I store a Session in my db, the "data" field looks like:
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> Config|a:3:{s
My recommendation is as follows. You build a handler in your core config file
+ the examples in the bakery to put together a setup that uses different
database configurations per domain. The number 1 issue i see with this is
getting your caching to work properly. Previously I did not see a way
wi
I have been researching Resin/Quercus for my production apps but I have been
running into many issues within the CakePHP dbo abstraction layer. I have
tried stepping through it but everything keeps pointing back to the MySQL
JDBC driver interacting differently than the native php mysql module. Ri
While most people will probably tell you not to I do believe this is
completely possible.
You can always loadModel(); $model=$new Model(); $model->findByValue();
oracle411 wrote:
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> Hi Guys,
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> I currently validating from my controllers using Model findBy*
> methods. Usually using many
Hi everyone,
So I am seeing that the cake_sessions table is not getting automatically
cleaned up by cake for the stale session variables. I have created a shell
process "ClearSessions" which is run in a cron job and clears out session
that have persissted longer than what I allow. Does anyone ha
What security level do you have your cakeapp running at? Many people have had
issues with high security if they run any requestAction calls that would
trigger a new session and would appear that you are losing your set
variables (because the session gets recreated). Also turn on debugging and
wat
You can get away with just adding the arguments after the function name using
slashes to split each argument.
You can do something like this:
requestAction('archives/index/'.$i_love_Cake); ?>
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Has anyone looked into using Caucho's php inside a java servlet? It looks
like they get really good gains running Drupal in this manner. The main
thing I see with CakePHP from my initial tests is that any place where an
instance of a class is created dynamically the intepriter doesn't handle it
c
I believe that is so you can have the same layout name with different actual
layouts.
For instance layout='newsfeed' or 'productlist', you might want a Html, Rss,
and XML output.
Andreas-70 wrote:
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> I used this one and it works.
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> $this->layoutPath = 'xml';
> $this->layout = 'default'
Does anyone have a good example or concept of how someone might easily
enable/disable caching based on if HTTPS is enabled/disabled? Another option
in my mind might be an extension to the Caching mechanism that caches the
HTTPS objects seperately from HTTP.
The reason I need this is the links/i
I just realized i might have said yammy when i really meant migrations.
jarmstrong wrote:
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> Gwoo,
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> i understand the shell handling. I was asking more for an automated
> application based update to the schema when the app notices that the DB it
> is pointed at i
Gwoo,
i understand the shell handling. I was asking more for an automated
application based update to the schema when the app notices that the DB it
is pointed at is out of date. For instance, new version is developed, tests
are run, staging is approved. Then when it is migrated from dev->stagin
Speaking of future enhancements. Is there a current feature or easy way to
add in handling that will generate the entire schema from version X to Y or
simply do the update the first time the app is run against a schema that is
out of date or doesnt have any tables?
I have seen this in some other
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