Is is possible to run CakePHP in the same HTDOCS folder as an existing
web application?
E.g.:
index.php (old website)
somePage.php (old website)
someOtherPage.php (new website using cakephp).
Or does CakePHP require a "catch all" root directory ?
The advantage would be:
- you could migrate one
The OvenCMS uses this line for a calendar popup:
$form->input("Lawsuite/date_end", array("label" => false, "type" =>
"text", "class" => "datepicker"));
When I copy this into another project it does not work.
Where is this "plugin" located or where is it supposed to be ?
And how come a plugin c
Somehow I never seem to find the necessary information on the website.
One example. I remembered there was some sort of Calendar for the date
input.
However I don't know how to do it. When I enter it on the search box
on the top of the website,
there are no results for "Calendar".
When I look o
Those .po files used for l8n look weird
is there a way to use something like Java property files instead? This
would be better for re-using existing files and a more "standard" way
of doing things.
Is there maybe already some "plugin" for cakephp to use such property
files?
Thanks!
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Thanks, this works.
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When you use the form->input, you automatically get a label tag
generated etc
However this does not contain a class.
So usually, the best thing to get several form fields and labels
aligned is:
Something
Something2
to use a re-usable class for the lables and just use a width that will
b
I have looked for a CakePHP example that allows to add items using a
text input field that will be added in a list without reloading the
page.
E.g:
+ item 1 [remove]
- text input field -
when you add "item 2"
+ item 1 [remove]
+ item 2 [remove]
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I am currently evaluating different frameworks and also looking at
cakePHP.
My first thought was that it seems not very efficient...
If you have an object, e.g. "User" that has other related objects such
as "Message" or "Photo" - there will be SQL statements to select all
content from all relate
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C:\xampp2\htdocs\test\cake\console\libs\templates\skel\webroot
\index.php
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