If you want to know wether I would use CakePHP if I was asked to
develop a web-application to do resource scheduling... the answer is
yes. But then I have been developing with Cake (on and off) for the
past 2,5-3 years. I may be a little biased :)
How I would design the Models (and database) for
As suggested by Martin, your current way of doing things in Excel may
not be ideal. Rather than looking for a way to rebuild the current
tool with CakePHP, perhaps you should open your mind a bit, close the
Excel sheet, and think about a better way to build a similar tool that
provides the same fu
point well taken, I should not have past in all the vb code. But it
could be of use for someone, as to research there is no open source
out there that will do what my current spreadsheet is doing. So, my
questions was directed towards CakePHP flexibility of being used for
resoruce scheduling.
And
Wayne has a point. You could do a bit more searching and come to
possibly a few more concise questions.
Me and a couple of other people has a thread going about this kind of
thing just a few days ago.
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/4d3c6aac7cc6f831/b30a00a45111977d
I think you're going to get a much better response with a 5-10 line
pseudo code example than the nearly 200 line VB code you've included
below. Personally, I wouldn't even consider looking at something like
that unless someone is paying me cold hard cash.
As for the "calculate the week" issue, di
Hi,
I thought I seek feedback from this group on what would be the best
direction creating reporting in CakePHP.
My project that I am working on, is to take resource scheduling excel
spreadsheet and move it over to a database, the reason to this is that
the spreadsheet has grown to big, and exce
