I found a solution to this, maybe it's not elegant and has some
drawbacks.
into the index.php of webroot I declared :
define('DBSPOT', 'dev.mydb');
into the database.php
just replace
'database' => DBSPOT,
It works wihtout problems, this solution works if you use the same
user/pw and also t
On Jun 5, 9:45 am, MrTufty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The easiest technique I've seen used an additional to the database.php
> in app/config, which sets the DB config based on the host.
I concur :).
If you do the switching in your app model - that might be too late.
Before any app code is ru
The easiest technique I've seen used an additional to the database.php
in app/config, which sets the DB config based on the host. There's
some code floating around somewhere, but I can't remember where the
link was at the moment. Perhaps someone else knows what I'm talking
about!
On Jun 5, 3:34 a
Hi,
I would use the AppModel as mentioned before.
A simple approach (in Cake 1.1.x.x) :
Define a constant in your app/bootstrap.php file
//...
define('DEV_HTTP_HOST', 'example.dev');
//...
and then set $useDbConfig in your AppModel
function __construct()
{
//...
if ($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] ==
Whats wrong with putting it in app_model.php. I think that this is
the easiest and logical approach.
If you really want it in the controller what about
AppController::beforeFilter() (http://api.cakephp.org/
class_controller.html#e756a803e378b692480ba0ab107c9bee). However you
would have to set it
Hi, following the MVC ideology, does anybody know how to change the
connection according to the environment where we publish an
application?
For example, in a development enviroment I have http://Tequila
and on the models I declare $useDbConfig="development_connection";
So the problem begins when
