Hey MaxDao,
what PHP version are you on?
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var $belongsTo = array('Usuario' =
array('className' = 'Usuario',
'conditions' = '',
'order' = '',
'foreignKey' = 'poster_id'
Isaac Raja wrote:
RTFM
Excuse Isaac. What he probably meant to say was that you have not asked
a question and ignored some basic politeness standards like including a
please into your message. But then again, he didn't seem to have this
politeness going on for himself so let me give it a try.
You heard of Firebug?
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Rex wrote:
Hi,
I see that in cakephp a view output is not properly indented. This
makes it very difficult to debug a problem.
I suggest that all cakephp (HTML) output should be indented properly
so that when we try to view-source using mozilla, we get a
You might want to check out this extension if you you need things like this:
http://www.vl-srm.net/doc/
However, you find it easier to have a queue table that is processed by a
cron executed script for your background processing needs.
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amounts of space for me to write up a complete list of reasons why
jQuery is the best library out there and it would probably also cause
your mail client to crash ; ).
So just trust me when I say that there is no JS library
Give this a try:
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zonium wrote:
I have 2 applications:
- appA is built with cakephp 1.2 and
- appB
I've started doing the following. If the delete action is called using
GET then I'm serving a Are you sure you want to delete item X? page
which has a form and a submit button to it. When JS is enabled then my
delete link has an onclick event that pops up a JS confirm() modal and
then sends
DGPhoebus,
1. Use jQuery. If you love CakePHP and write your own JS (not using
the cake helpers) then this is the way to go, trust me ; ).
2. Echoing some text in a cake action w/o rendering a view is done
using: $this-autoRender = false; echo 'My text'; inside your
If the code you pasted is the exact code you are using you are missing
the ''.
Code should be:
if ($this-User-save($this-params['form'))
Oh and you are also missing the ']' for accessing the params array, so
try this:
if ($this-User-save($this-params['form']))
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Hey folks,
since php|works is beginning tomorrow I was wondering if we could have a
little informal CakePHP meetup there if people would be interested. It
would also be nice if some people could attend Paul M. Jones
benchmarking talk as he is looking for feedback from developers using
the
the meetup?
I am about 3 1/2 hours drive and might be able to make a trip to be there.
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Chris Hartjes wrote:
On 9/8/07, Zoltan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a few that provide at least syntax highlighting - NotePad++ is
a good lightweight, Opensource app.
Other than changing an app directory and database settings, is there
anything I should know about that could cause the site to operate on
one PC but not another? Cache/temp files? Anything that's environment-
dependent?
Yes, you need to give write permissions to the tmp directory if you run
I was using cpanel with Apache 1.3
I happen to run the same setup on my VPS right now and do not have any
of those problems. So I'm not sure what is going on there.
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Alvaro wrote:
You should also send a HTTP header indicating your content is served as
UTF-8. I think IE needs that under circumstances.
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MrG wrote:
I solved my problems with UTF-8 by using this
(i.e. 20 users holding down on your front page or some
other action is very different from each of them doing different
things)
Yeah, I'm taking a closer look on xdebug, I will post some results if
I manage to run it.
Ups, I meant to write 'Holding down F5 on your front page here, but
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Mech7 wrote:
Ok so in my layouts i would have to have:
?php
header('Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8');
?
Or is there a better way that it will always get used automatically
with any layout ?
On Sep 1, 2:58 pm, Felix Geisendörfer [EMAIL
This may be a stupid question, but have you tried how long a fresh cake
install takes to load? This would help to determine if the problem could
be within your app.
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Langdon
I'm using expects(), it's pretty handy. My problem might be loading
lot of models but still 'pages' doesn't load any models.
Do you know that for sure? If you lets say load the Users model in
AppController, then it is more then likely that *all* of your other
models are loaded b/c they are
Authentication / SSL are unfortunately not implemented in HttpSocket
yet. However, both have very high priority in terms of being implemented
soon.
file_get_contents() uses PHPs built-in support for streams and
authentication.
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I'm the one who wrote that post. By now there are better solutions
available to handle this problem. I'd suggest to check out the AppError
class and how you can use it to catch the missingController error. You
will however need to take care of recursion yourself.
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Now I give you a couple of lessons of Italian.
Haha, I didn't know I was fluent in Italian - good to know : P.
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cakeFreak wrote:
Baz, come on, you getting a bit EXTRA-lazy here.
upon when reaching for the cookies in the top-drawer ; ).
So welcome Mambo developers and community - this truly is great news for
all of us bakers out there!
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chanh.ong
IIRC, some firewalls will strip extra http headers.
I heard you mention this before, but can you provide more information
then this generic kind of FUD ; )?
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objectfetish wrote:
I'm looking to hire a very experienced Cake PHP programmer to work on
a project - where's the best place to post?
I am wondering does anybody know a Cake based sites with a lot of
traffic? A kind of big sites. And how good and fast Cake behaves with
such conditions?
No all traffic goes to:
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?q=cakephp+high+traffic for some
reason these days ... : /
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Maybe I should have phrased my last post differently:
* *CakePHP is not an application*, it's a framework
* You can build applications with CakePHP
* How well those applications perform is largely the responsibility
of the developer
* Looking at other big cake site tells you
I'm developing such an engine right now. It allows the company to take
the items from their orders through different steps from order
processing, to production to shipment. All steps require different stuff
to be done to the items, certificates to be printed out, etc.. So yes
you can do this
The primary key is the combination of the 2 fields.
Don't do that. Give it an id. It will make your life *much* easier. It
will allow you to create a model for you join table and easily model
relationships
francky06l wrote:
@Felix, yes you right for cake 1.2, sorry
On Jul 19, 4:24 pm, Felix Geisendörfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The primary key is the combination of the 2 fields.
Don't do that. Give it an id. It will make your life *much* easier. It
will allow you to create a model
PHP 4 = Dead
We'll talk in 2 years again when PHP4 is still holding the major market
share.
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Mech7 wrote:
Well allmost in december it is no longer supported.
http://php.net/
Have you read the manual, gone through the 15 min blog tutorial. Both
are pretty clear on what and where Views are.
Come on, do at least a little research, this is one of the basic
premises of CakePHP.
Come on, one good deed a day [multiply with x^n for additional
grumpiness - ask your
I know there was a cake-php based german digg clone, that was up for
auction on ebay recently, but other than that, haven't seen anything
It was a twitter clone as far as I remember. But really: Stop cloning
this stuff ... the world doesn't become a better place ... there isn't
any money to
I use bake to generate the shells for everything I want to do now.
Bake can generate shells?
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Chris Hartjes wrote:
On 7/9/07, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do a similar
I have this relationship: Project - Customer - Address.
When I do a read() on the project and it pulls out the customer
details, I would like it to load the Address details as well. Is this
possible at all with the CakeAPI?
This is a friendly RTFM reminder:
Ajax itself does *not* allow file uploads.
Consider:
* jQuery form plugin http://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/: Transmits
files via hidden iFrame
* swfUpload http://swfupload.mammon.se/: Uploads file via flash
I yet have to find flash solution that provides me with an API for file
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Felix Geisendörfer wrote:
Ajax itself does *not* allow file uploads.
Consider:
* jQuery form plugin http://www.malsup.com/jquery/form/:
Transmits files via hidden iFrame
* swfUpload http://swfupload.mammon.se
I usually let things repeat themselfs until I feel it's more trouble
then it's worth. This way I can refactor patterns / components / models
/ whatever when I actually *know* I need them repeatedly and not if I
just *think* I might. Trying to have everything at a maximum
re-usability level is
since both cake and phpbb are essentially php apps that include the world
Now something is inversed here ... Maybe that's the key to your scoping
issue. Seems like the only strategy is to search and replace all code
around $db ... ; ).
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Why do people do clones of highly
successful sites?
Guess we reached Peak-German-Engineering : /. VW's are made in Mexico,
Duduku copies twitter and let's not get into politics either.
Anyway, the reason is easy $$$. Another example of fellow Germans
playing the copy-cat game:
because things work very different that 1.0 did and I am confused. How
do I bake with 1.2
CakePHP 1.2 is not officially released yet and there is no official
support for it. A new manual is in the works but not released.
So if you are new to the kitchen - stay with 1.1. And regardless, in
do you have any sources for that info? just
curious, as the addons site
has been in existence for quite awhile, i'd be surprised (as well as
impressed) if it were truly based on cake
Well let's see.
The source of the addons site is available here: http://svn.mozilla.org/addons/trunk/site/
And
If you only deal with behaviors that interact with primaryModel's before
/ afterFilters then it should not be too hard to port single behaviors
to your app. I'm actually in the same situation and will be working on
it at some point soon so I'll let you know how it goes.
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Try:
echo '{totalCount:11, Contacts:',$javascript-object(Set::extract($data,
'{n}.Contact'),false),'}};
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das88 wrote:
I'm using cake with the extjs javascript library. JSON often seems the
glue to put
Also check out:
JavascriptHelper::object(...)
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Chris Hartjes wrote:
On 6/13/07, clarkvr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please, can anyone give an example, I'm trying without sucess.
Quick and dirty:
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2006/08/15/the-ultimate-cakephp-bootstrap-technique/
Then do:
$Dispatcher = new Dispatcher();
$content = $Dispatcher-dispatch('/controller/action');
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Aldo
That guy needs PHP4, this host needs PHP4, but no one is saying
that I need a PHP4 support. This is the same scenario happened when
PHP4 is released. It's always better to move upwards whether it's PHP
or CakePHP (how many people are going to stick to 1.1 for instance?)
You *really* need
Here is one of my favorite approaches to this is do use static function
calls on Models:
-
class User extends AppModel
{
function name($user)
{
if (isset($user['User']) {
Here is a rather hackish snippet that might help you. Put this in your
bootstrap.php:
function listControllers($underscored = false) {
uses('Folder');
$Folder = new Folder();
I don't think you are trying to write a component. Put your file in
/app/vendors/my_class.php, load it via vendor('my_class'); and work with
it as you normally would with any class.
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Humble Groups wrote:
Not really a CakePHP specific question. But today is your lucky day. A)
I'm looking for any kind of excuse to not study for my physics final
tomorrow. B) I like playing with array, regex and urls : ).
So here you go:
FWIW, I personally feel isAjax is quite unreliable (when under
Firewall) as it depends on HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH header. bare/ajax
would be ideal, IMHO.
Hm? What Firewalls are filtering out HTTP headers? Is that some sort of
anonymous feature? If you ask me this sounds really bad and
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R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah wrote:
On Apr 18, 6:30 pm, Felix Geisendörfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
FWIW, I personally feel isAjax is quite unreliable (when under
Firewall) as it depends on HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH header. bare/ajax
would be ideal
Yeah, check out partial mocks in the SimpleTest docs. All you need to do
is to create one of those for the controller you are overwriting in
order to mock the 'redirect' function. You can even assert eh redirect
is executed by putting in:
$this-Controller-expectOnce('redirect');
Let me know
Nice morning read ... Normally I'd argue for a don't feed the
trolls-policy but I guess in nate's case an exception has to be made ;
). I know nothing in my RSS reader is going to crack me up as good as
nate just did ; ).
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I've used expects() and in my opinion, should become a core feature of
CakePHP. It feels a lot more natural than the bind and unbinding of
associations. It's succinct. And because it's built on top of the bind/
unbind approach, you can still use it if necessary.
+1. I could not imagine
If both apps are running on the same machine which I assume, you should
be able to simply put the Models in one application and then go to
/app/config/bootstrap.php and create a:
$modelPaths = array('full path to models', 'second full path to models',
'etc...');*
*array where you add the
Another thought about Unit testing emails:
One should not actually test for mails being actually sent on
application testing level. Testing that the EmailComponent works
correctly should be part of the core tests. Afaik those do not exist
yet, but if somebody is looking into writing code that
Haven't tried it, but this is the CGI / Python solution advocated by the
SimpleTest folks:
http://www.lastcraft.com/fakemail.php
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Zach Cox wrote:
Turns out it's pretty easy to roll your own sendmail
Hey Diona:
try if you can replace:
require_once LIBS.'model'.DS.'model.php';
require_once CAKE.'app_model.php';
require_once APP.'models'.DS.'tank.php';
with:
loadModel('Tank');
I think that could save you some work ; ).
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1. Cake echos the controller name called and messes up my layout.
Where is the code that is doing this?
No idea. Sounds like a debug statement left in somewhere but I think
that's unlikely (never seen it happen before). But maybe someone else
can help you on that.
2. I get errors about
I'm looking for someone to give me a hug and tell me everything will
be ok.
I'll go ahead and do this: *hug*
Regarding your topic: I think you are getting a little paranoid here.
Yes high coupling is something you want to avoid. Coupling itself
however is not your enemy, it's how you write
and the passwd one will already be hashed for you by the component.
Let me know if this get's you up to speed ; ).
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digital spaghetti wrote:
Felix - After I submitted a trac, i had a play
That's a Bake task, not a component.
True, but the FTP class should work independent from the bake stuff so
it might be helpful anyway.
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Mariano Iglesias wrote:
That's a Bake task, not a component.
So, its not possible in 1.1 or current versions of 1.2.
Which doesn't mean that you can't get this going anyway. Your main
performance concern is probably querying the db and building the array
needed for your navigation element, right? So in that case you can use
CakePHP's cache() function
Maybe I'm an idiot,
Well ... just kidding - I love your stuff ; ). But what I doubt is that
the header that phil copied was sent by CakePHP:
GET /userAdmin/reports/createExcel HTTP/1.1
Host: useradmin.dev.web.mpc.local
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-GB; rv:1.8.1) Gecko/
Try naming the hasMany study 'ChildStudy' and the belongsTo
'ParentStudy'. That should work.
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Martin Schapendonk wrote:
Hi there,
Using CakePHP 1.2 (r4451).
I have a model Study that references itself
the exact API I assumed you'd figure it
out ^^.
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Martin Schapendonk wrote:
2007/2/26, Felix Geisendörfer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Try naming the hasMany study 'ChildStudy' and the belongsTo 'ParentStudy
of current development and as I said I recommend it for everybody
else out there.
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AD7six wrote:
On Feb 19, 12:23 pm, AD7six [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 19, 12:00 pm, Grant
I've played around with this some time ago, see:
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2006/07/16/issues-with-output-buffering-in-cakephp/
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fredBH wrote:
Hi everyone!
Somebody test
Or the quick and dirty:
echo @$var;
Not that I recommend it as a good practice, but sometimes it's just
handy ... ; ).
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mariano.iglesias wrote:
function getvar($var
How does SimpleXML or DOMDocument-loadHTML performance in term of
simply finding certain form elements? Is there a requirement in
installation of PHP?
There is almost no chance for it to be faster then a specific regex, afaik.
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Off the cuff I'd say: /form.*(.*)/form/iUs.
Most important are the modifiers:
* i: Makes sure upper/lower- case are ignored (some people might use
FORM)
* U: Makes sure that all quantifiers are ungreedy, meaning that
they'll try to match the least amount of data only
* s:
is the most efficient library with no one to touch it out there.
Hope that clarifies things ...
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the_woodsman wrote:
However, I highly doubt that YUI is more efficient at selector
['name'],
etc. ...
Let me know if this helps,
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thequietlab wrote:
hi everybody,
I'm kind of new to cakephp and from time to time I drown into some
problems :)
Now I stucked
the best tool for the job.
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the_woodsman wrote:
Sorry to politicize/evangelize, but I noticed no-one's mentioning the
Yahoo UI.
I'm not an expert in al the Javascript libs, so
: http://www.arcorhome.de/newshamster/tgl/
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pkoch52 wrote:
i am new to php and just joined your group. i try to run example from
php manual:
?php
$to = '[EMAIL
By custom I ment habit. It is late and custom sounds too much like
costumbre (habit in Spanish)
I think those two words end up having pretty much the same meaning in
your context anyway ; ).
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Mariano
attacks. If you however also have file
read/write commands in there (you really shouldn't!), it would
also allow to modify data on your server.
To me scenario #2 is worse then #1. But maybe others have different
opinions on the topic.
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In your AppController:
var $ext = '.php';
Didn't read then before writing my previous post. That's of course an
even better solution ; ).
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Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut wrote:
In your AppController:
Hey Foofy,
if they share function names - you are out of luck. Not in the sense
that you won't be able to use CakePHP and Wordpress together, but in the
sense that you won't get around renaming the functions in one of both
systems. The best thing to handle the update scenario is to use a SVN
Hey Martin,
vendor branching means that you *do not* use svn:externals but update
the vendor branch manually from time to time yourself.
This page has all information about this process:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch07s05.html
Let me know if that helps,
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Am I the only one how thinks the Symfony framework
http://www.symfony-project.com/ is not spelled Sympony? Maybe the
framework is not as popular as CakePHP (according to this vote), but I
think they are well known enough so that polls should at least spell
their name properly ...
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) you have to keep in mind
that it adds a little overhead to your development.
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gwoo wrote:
As we said in the release announcement 1.2 is running on all of the
Cake sites
No downloads but you can check it out from the SVN and install
https://svn.cakeforge.org/svn/bakery/trunk/bakery is where you can
download it ; ).
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Dr. Tarique Sani wrote
I'm thinking of doing a project in cake and would like to know if there
is a model convention similar to 'acts_as_tree' in rails.
CakePHP 1.2 has a similar functionality named Behaviors. However it's
not officially been released yet (only a developer release).
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Would it make sense to go after rails's documentation to get an idea
of how
these new things in 1.2 are functioning ?
Probably not. But maybe I can get you some sample code at some point if
I find it.
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it really.
Felix Geisendörfer wrote:
Would it make sense to go after rails's documentation to get an idea
of how
these new things in 1.2 are functioning ?
Probably not. But maybe I can get you some sample code at some point
if I find it.
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what other cool sites are
currently being developed with CakePHP. I can't await to see them all
launch in 2007 ; ).
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Tijs Teulings wrote:
p.s. which datacenter did you pick
Hey, I'm currently doing a little series on JavaScript programming
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2006/12/30/a-php-developers-guide-to-javascript-part-i/
on my blog and I think this would be an excellent tutorial for one of my
upcoming posts. So if you can wait I might write up an excellent how-to
Well said Chris, I should bookmark this post for future reference ; ).
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Chris Hartjes wrote:
On 1/2/07, Leandro Ardissone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Dinh,
really
I think extracting the E-Mail component should work pretty well (afaik),
but I don't think that you'll easily be able to mix 1.1 and 1.2 helpers
like the FormHelper.
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redhex wrote:
Good update for 1.2
Hmm, Sosa's feed seems to be dead and causing the issue. I'll see if I
can find some time to fix soon.
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Mariano Iglesias wrote:
Felix, are you around? Because on the page Tarique included you have some
What about somebody making a bloglines folder and share it?
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Mariano Iglesias wrote:
They do :) Good articles should have their place on the bakery,
though. But
I was talking more about the necessity of having
to take care of IE's
rendering disabilities ; ).
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Mariano Iglesias wrote:
One more thing: a smart developer shouldn't buy a framework because of its
package, but because
the CakePHP users later on. It would be a very sad day for
the entire open source movement if something like this would ever happen ...
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Nimrod A. Abing wrote:
Hello,
I am
your mind for yourself:
http://www.jquery.com
It's all about writing less and doing more. Or as Paul Graham would say:
succinctness = power http://www.paulgraham.com/power.html (= jQuery)
-- Felix Geisendörfer aka the_undefined
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because of a lag of international marketing.
But in this case my advise for you to go with jQuery stays, I think it's
really the best option out there right now ; ).
-- Felix Geisendörfer aka the_undefined
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emiliano
Hi Langdon,
JQuery looks good (powerful). I have not come across it before, so am
on the learning curve. Do you use it instead of Scriptaculous and
Prototype?
Oh definitely! I've not touched Prototype/Scriptaculous since somebody
mentioned jQuery to me. There is nothing wrong with them,
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