Is there an open source (or publicly available) CakePHP app that does
the management of standard Cake 1.2 ACL ARO/ACO data through a web GUI?
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I realize CakePHP's strength is in a site that uses databases
connectivity, and the usage is largely based off of using Models. But
what if I wanted to, at least temporarily, build a simple static site,
but still use CakePHP? i.e. No database connectivity, just static
content. Similarly, for a
So - if I needed a controller to be able to modify multiple tables
that are related to each other - I would do the changes in Behaviors,
which would be used by each Model (of each affected table) - correct?
i.e. If multiple tables need to be modified at once, use a Behavior
(called by multiple Mo
So I've got 4 models set up: owner.php, property.php, street.php, and
user.php; as well as their controllers all set up. My models are as
per below:
class Owner extends AppModel
{
var $name = 'Owner';
var $belongsTo = array('User');
var $hasOne = array('Property');
}
class Property extend
Bueller? :-) Can anyone help, or point me in the right direction?
Thanks!
-taka
On Feb 22, 1:06 am, takabanana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How does CakePHP handle (or "With CakePHP, how do you do...") INSERT,
> UPDATE, and DELETE across multiple tables with an INNER
How does CakePHP handle (or "With CakePHP, how do you do...") INSERT,
UPDATE, and DELETE across multiple tables with an INNER JOIN query?
sorry - still very very new to CakePHP. Looking for books/tutorials
in working with INNER JOIN table queries since my projects use those a
TON.
Thanks for an
Cool - got it working (at least locally). here's my setup:
AppServ\www\cake\
AppServ\www\cake\cake\
AppServ\www\cake\docs\
AppServ\www\cake\vendors\
AppServ\www\cake\index.php
AppServ\www\acakesite\app\config\
AppServ\www\acakesite\app\controllers\
AppServ\www\acakesite\app\models\
AppServ\www\
Once the local testing is done, how would the actual production site
be configured?
can the cakephp libs/core be hidden one directory above the www on the
production servers?
on a related note, are there any disadvantages of the cakephp libs/
core being placed one directory above the public_html
obably on your home
> > machine ? You want a production setup for dev ... imo you should
> > stick with the basic setup for now - and when you actually learn cake
> > - there is no problem in putting everything in its place.
>
> > greets,
>
> > On
be /public_html/app/webroot and leaving it as /public_html/ ??
On Aug 3, 4:47 pm, takabanana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is the structure that I was thinking of...
>
> /cake/cake/
> /cake/cake/config/
> /cake/cake/docs/
> /cake/cake/libs/
> /cake/cake/scripts/
>
This is the structure that I was thinking of...
/cake/cake/
/cake/cake/config/
/cake/cake/docs/
/cake/cake/libs/
/cake/cake/scripts/
/cake/cake/app_controller.php
/cake/cake/app_model.php
/cake/cake/basics.php
/cake/cake/bootstrap.php
/cake/cake/dispatcher.php
/cake/vendors/
/public_html/app/ <-
I'm new to CakePHP - ready to learn it - so I'm trying to set it up on
a shared hosting account.
currently, when I log into my account via FTP, i get into one level
above the public_html (webroot).
I'd like to put the CakePHP libraries/framework there... and all of
the site's stuff (i.e. "apps/v
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