I suspect this is a MYSQL setting. Out if interest, have you tried version 2.4
or below?
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It appears that the JS helper has been removed from CakePHP 3.
I was just wondering why this was, and how things like Ajax Pagination and
other handy JS functions will be handled going forward.
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Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
Hey Mark - it is super handy at times! I've used it recently for -
Ajax Pagination
Ajax Links
Multiple select boxes where the options change depending on above selections.
I recently used the JS helper for the final Toptal exam question and completed
the test site in 5 hours with it - most progra
In 2.x, one could use $this->Form->model which would show the current model
being used by the form.
This was very useful when making custom helpers.
I notice in 3.0 this no longer works. Is there a way to get the current
form model somehow in 3.0?
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I am using the 3.0 Tree Behavior.
I have the following from the docs:
$pages = $this->Pages->find('treeList');
http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/core-libraries/behaviors/tree.html
This just doesn't feel right. It isn't returning a list at all. Should I
be doing something else, like:
$pages = $
Hey Jose
Sure thing. This seems like a similar issue that I had with:
$this->Models->findByField($name)->first();
If you recall, I missed the -> first() and was trying:
$this->Models->findByField($name);
Which just gives a whole lot of data on the schema.
With the tree behavior, I am calling
Thanks Jose - that seems to be it! It might be worth updating the Tree docs
to show this.
Unfortunately, that is still giving me the error:
*Error: * Function name must be a string
*File*
/home/michael/public_html/bettornet/vendor/cakephp/cakephp/src/Collection/Iterator/TreePrinter.php
Any
Hey Jose
Here it is:
https://gist.github.com/cakecoded/59511a440dfb9c5c7628
On Friday, July 11, 2014 12:44:56 PM UTC+1, José Lorenzo wrote:
>
> Can you gist your full code, I have no idea what that error is.
>
> On Friday, July 11, 2014 11:49:40 AM UTC+2, Michael Houghton wrote:
Hi All
I have always stuck to skinny controllers, fat models, but in some
projects, I have noticed my model files are now over 5000 lines long!!
I would love to break the code up more so that it isn't all in the main
model files.
Has anyone given this any thought of a good way to achieve this?
I have some big projects in CakePHP and always follow the Fat Models,
Skinny Controllers approach.
The issue I have now, is some of my model files are 5000 lines!
Is there a better way to decouple code that putting it all into the model
files. How could this code be separated into smaller file
My experience of this is only with Cake 2, so I don't know if it is
possible in Cake 3, but if it is, please point me in the right direction.
I find myself writing model files which pass the same parameters to my
methods!
For example
My "Settings" model might have:
public function getSetting(
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