Hi,
Is there a tutorial that shows howto do something like a live preview
of a textile rendering. I would like to have something similar that the
typo (rails blog) does when entering a new article.
Basicly I think it works like the following (but I have no idea yet how
to do this in CakePHP):
hello
i want to yous some PEAR classes with cake. i integrate the pear class
with a component. in the componenti construct the class but i need the
database settings because i have to inform the pear class about the
database settings. now i have 2 database configurations: one in the
database.php
Hi cwsTrummer,
Here's some code to generate the DSN so that you don't need to hardcode
the Db settings in the component:
$this-db = ConnectionManager::getDataSource('default');
$config = $this-db-config;
$dsn =
I've used adLDAP (http://adldap.sourceforge.net/) with cake. It's
designed to work with Active Directory, so I don't know if it would
work for you or not, but it's definitely worth checking out. Just put
it in the vendors folder and instantiate it in your controller.
Hi All,
The source code for http://www.noswad.me.uk/demos/chat/ now includes a
component used for authentification (which simply makes use of the
Pear:Auth package), it may be useful in considering how to use simple
authentification.
The chat doesn't restrict anonymous users, but could easily
I'm starting a component
http://rossoft.wordpress.com/2006/05/06/javascript-easy-cajax-component-alpha-version/
Need help with javascript object proxying
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Probably what you need is to add a an ajax-observeField call in the thtml to watch the field for changes and use that to call an action that generates a preview and places the result of the ajax call in the div.
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Hi,Is there a tutorial that shows
Hi all,
I am having a problem with the invalidate function.
I am invalidating a field before saving but the form is still saving.
Here's the relevant code.
I also checked the content of $this-Person before saving and
invalidate did make an entry in it.
Any ideas?
$duplicate =
Thinking about this further, I think what I'm trying to do may be
possible if I could rename /app/webroot.
Anyone know if this can be done?
In this way:
cake root -- vhosts
app -- domainname.com
webroot -- httpdocs
Then all of plesk's files and folders could continue to live inside
Since this bug was not reported/fixed yet, I took the liberty of
submitting a bug myself.
https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/767
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Hi, thanks for the information...
Since there are a couple fields that I'm interested I decided to try
observeForm, but hit a small bug in the ajax helper.
Luckily, the solution was already present on this mailinglist.
Unluckily, the bug was not reported/fixed in CakePHP yet.
THANK you very much :)
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I am very new to MVC and CakePHP and was wondering what the best way is
to create a site with modules. I am talking about modules like
zymic.com's a poll, affiliates, whatever.
How do I include them on every page while still including new content
in the content box? Is it better to use seperate
Contrary to popular belief, unless you're JavaScript-phobic, RJS is not
that big a deal.
Why anyone would want to write client-side code on the server is beyond
me. Prototype and script.aculo.us have already made JavaScript coding
as simple as it needs to be.
What I *can* see the value of is a
Model::save( ) resets the validations array before executing. If you
want to do custom model validations, either use a callback inside the
model, or call validates( ) (i.e. $this-Person-validates( )) before
calling save( ).
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This bug has been fixed in the latest SVN version of the code. It will
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By using the model variable $useDbConfig, it is also possible to use
different models with different databases, by setting up multiple
connection settings variables in config/database.php.
The method in the thread posted above can now be done as follows:
$db =
Using the .htaccess files packaged with Cake, you can simply drop your
app into any subdirectory, if your server has mod_rewrite enabled.
Actually, you can even do that without mod_rewrite.
Also, if you look in app/webroot/index.php, there are a series of
settable constants that you can use to
Hi,
Daneel wrote:
In the track site and found one ticket regarding this issue
(https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/733) [...]
Yeah, that's probably the way to handle such things.
I reopened the bug with the patch, but it was marked as
invalid again with the resolution that we have to deal
Daneel,I did not see this patch and it was closed without me looking at it.The ticket will be fixed since the way it worked before should still work in the stable version.The deal with it comment is not from me and it will not happen from anyone else on my dev team again, if so it will be dealt
IMHO deal with it is never an appropriate explanation for rejecting a
patch - it should at least be stated why accepting the patch would beharmful.Lets stop this before it goes any further, I have already stated how this will be handled from now on.As lead developer I have the final say in what
Thanks Nate, the only detail is that I would like to do this as a
production setup, without having the appfolder below the root defined
in apache, but above it.
It's looking like this is completely doable except for the webroot
folder name. If there were some way I could change the name of
Dominik: https://trac.cakephp.org/ticket/733 . Read my post from
05/06/06 20:20:53. That's just about all I have to say about that.
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I like _javascript_ (a little more than PHP, to be sincere) and prototype is a great library. But the possibility of not switch your mindset between languages is very attractive to me. Also it is the oportunity to do it in a more Cakeish style.
I'm working in something too Rossoft. I'm going to
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