Re: CakePHP and ExtJS

2011-01-27 Thread Dr. Tarique Sani
There are people who have done that but I would suggest that you keep your JS application separate from the cake application and make use of JSON based webservices to communicate between the two. In other words your cake application exposes only the necessary data via webservices Hope that helps T

CakePHP and ExtJS

2011-01-27 Thread byqsri
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Re: Announcing CakeXT: Bind CakePHP and ExtJS together

2009-08-31 Thread wirtsi
Hi Mark yes, that's very possible ... the panels are the bread and butter component of Ext. You can have them either managed by a layout manager or you can append them to any div you want. Check out the demos on the Ext site to see what else you can do with them ... wirtsi On 27 Aug., 08:04, M

Re: Announcing CakeXT: Bind CakePHP and ExtJS together

2009-08-27 Thread Mark Tannenberg
11:18 am, wirtsi wrote: > > > Hi ... > > > I have started a new project to bind CakePHP and ExtJS together. I've > > been using CakePHP for the last few years and found that the further > > you push your projects into the Web 2.0 / heavy Ajax domain, the more &g

Re: Announcing CakeXT: Bind CakePHP and ExtJS together

2009-08-25 Thread technicaltitch
Very exciting! On Aug 24, 11:18 am, wirtsi wrote: > Hi ... > > I have started a new project to bind CakePHP and ExtJS together. I've > been using CakePHP for the last few years and found that the further > you push your projects into the Web 2.0 / heavy Ajax domain, the more

Announcing CakeXT: Bind CakePHP and ExtJS together

2009-08-24 Thread wirtsi
Hi ... I have started a new project to bind CakePHP and ExtJS together. I've been using CakePHP for the last few years and found that the further you push your projects into the Web 2.0 / heavy Ajax domain, the more difficult it gets to keep track of all the html / javascript dependencie

Re: CakePHP and Extjs

2008-12-01 Thread rtconner
> doing an App::Import gives you some advantage? Less code. You don't need any component like you have written. Also, one thing I don't see which you should think about.. what if you don't want to display all of the fields of the Model, maybe just some of them, or what if you want some columns to

Re: CakePHP and Extjs

2008-11-29 Thread Federico Rinaldi
Great to hear that others have helpers for ext too! If you are not going to release the code may be you can give me some hints to improve mine! About the MVC stuff, why you say it would be easier to App:Import the model in the helper if you are going to put the same logic as I did in the component

Re: CakePHP and Extjs

2008-11-29 Thread rtconner
I have my own Ext helper. I'm not sure if I'll release it or not, but I've found it best just to spit out the code needed to generate the given Ext component, and not worry about onReady, etc.. Also, your implementation depends on passing in the modelFields, which is probably the MVC way to go. I

CakePHP and Extjs

2008-11-29 Thread Federico Rinaldi
Hi everyone, I want to share a piece of code that I've made to make life easier for those who work with extjs. The explanation and code is in my blog at http://spiritdesignstudio.com/fedex/?p=10&language=en also in spanish here: http://spiritdesignstudio.com/fedex/?p=10&language=es I'm going to

Re: CakePhp and Extjs tree

2008-01-27 Thread Paolo
I created a small guide here: http://www.small-software-utilities.com/cakephp/94/cakephp-and-extjs-tree/ On 27 Gen, 01:12, Adam Royle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is something that I'm going to have to tackle today or tomorrow, > so it would be great if you coul

Re: CakePhp and Extjs tree

2008-01-26 Thread Adam Royle
This is something that I'm going to have to tackle today or tomorrow, so it would be great if you could paste your code temporarily somewhere before you get the tutorial happening. Shouldn't need any explanation of what the code does, so don't worry about making it pretty. Cheers, Adam On Jan 25

Re: CakePhp and Extjs tree

2008-01-24 Thread hydra12
I was reading the docs for cake 1.2 (http://tempdocs.cakephp.org/) and found out that there is a tree behavior. Maybe this could help with getting the correct data into the correct format. I haven't dug into it yet due to lack of time, but it might be worth looking at. On Jan 24, 8:19 am, Paolo

Re: CakePhp and Extjs tree

2008-01-24 Thread Paolo
Hi! Thanks for your answer, I tried using a function that loads all the children of the tree and puts them, formatted in a particular way, in a textbox. I can read that textbox and parse it to add all the relevant stuff to the db. I'll post a tutorial soon. Thanks On 23 Gen, 19:39, hydra12 <[EMA

Re: CakePhp and Extjs tree

2008-01-23 Thread hydra12
I haven't tried this yet. You might look here for some basic information: http://extjs.com/learn/Tutorial:Ext20_Tree_TreeLoader_PHP_MySQL The main problem I see with doing this with cake is getting your data in the correct format. I have some other extjs tutorials; maybe I can get a tree tutor

CakePhp and Extjs tree

2008-01-22 Thread Paolo
Hi all! Hasanyone tried to integrate cake with extjs tree? I qould like the used to edit the structure of a menu using extjs drag and drop tools on a tree, and then get the values (for ezample, a sequence of root -> node 1, node 2-> node 3 -> node 4 and then update the parent in the db fields. Any