Take a look at this guys: http://code.google.com/p/cakephp-migrations/
On Oct 31, 12:42 am, Abhimanyu Grover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I posted a small tutorial on same:
http://www.gigapromoters.com/blog/2008/10/30/how-to-keep-your-databas...
Hoping it will help others.
On Oct 30, 5:36
On May 21, 1:25 am, Gwoo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now all someone has to do is cake schema run update and they have
all the latest changes. If a new developer comes into the picture then
they can create. If you want to see the difference between two schemas
you can do a dry run through the
To me there seem to be 3 possible orders: C-E-D, C-D-E, E-C-D.
Then in that edge case, you simply modify either migrations
themselves, or the timestamp, so that the order is correct.
One of the best things about Migrations, is that they are fully
incremental, and each one can be rolled back
Well guys, I really found your comments very interesting, and both of
you raised valid points.t I don't think I will comment on the Schema
vs Migrations debate too much, other than to say that Cake's Schema
shell is different to Migrations, but they are still there to achieve
the same purpose;
Cake currently has a migrations-like schema shell, but it only allows
you to create tables. You cannot make changes to existing tables, and
cannot roll back your changes. There is an unofficial Migrations shell
available at http://code.google.com/p/cakephp-migrations/, which is a
full DB
Take a look at Router::mapResources
On Nov 11, 11:37 pm, Aaron Shafovaloff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I saw the following
athttp://www.xml.com/pub/a/2007/01/24/whats-new-in-prototype-15.html
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The standard XMLHttpRequest object at the heart of Ajax functionality
only allows HTTP GET
I had a quick look at your book. It looks great. But I do have one
issue with it. I know it is an early draft, but it seems to me that
more than half of the content is all about how to setup PHP and MSQL,
etc. There are a million and one books about this, so if I were you I
would concentrate on
Very nice Chris!
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Trev, I just emailed you regarding this request. I hope you got that.
Regards,
Joel Moss
http://joelmoss.info
On May 3, 10:51 am, ImageNation [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking for a Cake PHP developer to take over an existing Cake App and
add new features on an ongoing basis.
The current
I have a plugin setup in 1.2, yet it seems that routes don't seem to
recognise them.
Router::connect('/switchboard/blog/1', array('plugin' =
'switchboard', 'controller' = 'blog', 'action' = 'read'));
The above code tries to access the blog_controller within the app's
controllers and not within
Saw a post on this a while ago
(http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/74e4ed3cf4dee595/b1368e18be1aaee3)
and I had the idea, so I did it. Cake Migrations in CakePHP's answer to
RoR Migrations.
Take a look at http://joelmoss.info/2006/05/15/cake-migrations/ for
info and the
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