I guess it depends on how you choose to develop. Personally I keep a
separate copy of cake for every single site that I create. This means
I don't have to worry about backwards compatibility for each site
every time I want to use a new version of cake. Some people who are
using *nix might use a te
Slightly.
Sorry, I'm new to all of this. I just realized that I need some software to
download from the branches.
I do have a question though. What do you do when you update and stuff
doesn't work, just roll back?
For eg. Saving datetime fields to the database no longer works.
On Dec 11, 2007 4
Baz...
I update to the 1.2.x.x trunk every so often and use for production
sites. It's generally considered stable enough to use.
https://svn.cakephp.org/repo/trunk/cake/1.2.x.x
I also have the 1.2.x.x branch repository checked out from:
https://svn.cakephp.org/repo/branches/1.2.x.x
I generally
I came across the bindable stuffHere's my issue though:
With these bindables, you need and SVN version of CakePHP.
- I'm still not sure how to download ONE SPECIFIC version of this (All I can
get is the latest nightly).
- Last time I tried the nightly, it screwed up some stuff for me due to so
For Cake 1.2 take a look at Containable behaviour
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2007/06/14/containable-20-beta/ or Bindable
behaviour (I prefer it! :-) : http://cake-syrup.sourceforge.net/
For cake 1.1 search this group for keyword 'expects' :-)
On Dec 10, 4:24 pm, Baz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I have a simple question (I think).
I have a model (Requests), which has a lot of relationships including 3
belongsTo (Equipment, Classroom, Department).
The Classroom model has a belongsTo (Building).
I'm doing a findAll/paginate in the Request controller with
$this->Request->recursive = 1 and g
