Is your field name actually 'First_name' or is it 'first_name'?This might be part of the problem.When you sumit the form via 'post' your value should come in an array called $data in the controller.
In the controller action you are submitting to insert the following code near the top and you can
hi John,
ya the field name is 'First_name' .when i use ur suggested code it
gives undefined data varaible in my employees_controller file.
Basicaly
in my application follwoing file I created..
1) view file is employees.thtml in
c:\phpdev\www\cake\app\views\employees\
2) controllrer
Hi,
I red all threads about plugins and tried spliceit, too.But I'm not
happy with it or I'm to stupid to understand :o)
In my solution I created some plugins, load it in a main controller by
requestAction (render the view already) and set it in a global view in
its places.
Next step i
thanks for all the replys, but it only works for FIrefox... I don't
know
the reason why on IE doesn't work.
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I posted a component for that task in my blog:
http://cakebaker.wordpress.com/2006/07/21/how-to-list-all-controllers/
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Use redirect($url);
Example: $this-redirect('/blog/view');
Cya
Chris;
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Saavedrajj,
Sanity check:
Do _any_ sites have a favicon in your version of IE? Try this example:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/
If you don't see a favicon in IE with that site (as I don't) you are
chasing something you can't do ;)
Cheers,
AD7six
PS. As JZ said in his 2nd reply: some/most versions of
PPs. And only if it is in the root i.e. /favicon.ico.
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The autocomplete=off setting disables the browser's built-in
autocomplete functionality if it is active. Bingo, it looks like the
case of your field name is off, I'm guessing it should actually be
'Author/last_name'.
Also, anyone debugging autocomplete or other Ajax fields would do well
to use
No. We originally had it using mysql_escape_string or
mysql_real_escape_string depending on which was available, but after
the version requirement was moved up to 4.3.2, we removed the
references to mysql_escape_string because keeping it around was
pointless.
the correct way to use favicon is:
link rel=shortcut icon href=?php echo $this-webroot?favicon.ico
type=image/x-icon /
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Ensure your form is posting to the correct URL (i.e. the correct
controller and action-- /employees/add for example).
Did you insert the code that JZ suggested? This should be your add()
function in employees_controller.php:
function add() {
if ( !empty($this-$data) ) {
Just noticed this:
1) Your view file should be the same name as the function that renders
it. (i.e. add.thtml)
2) You may have just mistyped it, but your controller should be
employees_controller.php
Your paths/folders were fine though.
Ryan
OK. When I use form method=POST in my views I should immediatly
process post data and redirect user to same page but THIS TIME post
data will be flushed :)
Am I right.
PS.
CakePHP community is great.
Keep rollin' :)
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i cannot set checkbox into state checked.
$html-checkbox('User/ave', null, array('value'='1'));
the above always renders as:
input name=data[User][ave] value=0 id=UserAve
type=hiddeninput name=data[User][ave] value=1 id=UserAve
type=checkbox
what am i doing wrong.
have a nice,
koo.
In Internet Explorer 6 save the page to your favorites.Then navigate to another page (i.e. Google.com).Then click on the page you saved in your favorites.That brings it up 100% in Internet Explorer for me.
Also, how did you create your favicon? Did you embed sizes other than 16x16?On 7/22/06,
Does anyone know of any open source software for building prototypes
(screen shots) of your website. Something that would be useful for
describing various UI possibilities.
thank you
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Also, I don't know if this is causing you a problem or not, but it would be a best practice to follow the Cake conventions (http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/22) whenever it is practical to do so.
The piece of code I am refering to most is the capitalization of First_name, both in the database and
If you are looking to generate some UI mockups you could use http://www.nvu.com/index.phpIf you are looking to do sort of a screencast type demo, Wink is not open source, but it is a very good free program.
http://www.debugmode.com/wink/On 7/22/06, codecowboy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Nate,
I tried changing to Author/last_name...but it is not helping...
I also tried firebug to determine error. But the debugger is not
showing any error.
Do you think the structure of library might affect. I am using
following structure
- app
- webroot
-js
- prototype
Hi :)
I stumbled over a problem with HABTM association that seemed trivial at
first but I could not find a real solution...
I have a HABTM association between model User and model Submission. Each
submission belongs to one or more users, each user can be associated with
one or more submissions.
in your action try: $this-data['User']['ave']=1;
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Thank you that nvu is pretty nice.
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i'm already running java.
plain Debian doesn't have a multiverse (just contib non-free)
You do have to run unstable (sid) but this is pretty stable on
the supported platforms.
The bug is still open. Maybe i'll ticket it.
In the mean time i've fixed another bug and ticketed it.
Sun changed it's licence. CEO's orders to make it more linux friendly.
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Hi Sebastien,
I come from Object too and it tooks a bit of time to get into cake (not
so long actually), but once you got it then it;s quite easy .. Very
helpull people here, and as you know, there is always someone had the
same problem as you when starting.. Anyway, I think cake is great and
Ok, the app I'm developing requires a way to dynamically create
switch database configs at runtime. At present I am using a hack to
create new datasources at runtime. (SVN copy has
ConnectionManager::create for this purpose but for some reason
1.1.6.3264 doesn't have this, despite it being added
I do it in my /config/databases.php file.
so in the class definition I have a constructor (all my stuff is php4
so I do it this way)
function DATABASE_CONFIG () {
if ($_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] == 'dns.of.demo.machine') {
$this-default = $this-dev;
On 7/23/06, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Though I think that using the __constructor() that cake uses
everywhere else for php4 and 5 uniformity should work as well.
One should use both ways to define constructor and drop the code on
the __construct, calling it from the PHP4 way:
i's funny I just looked at an actual site of mine and I do ;) need to double check them all, thanks for the reminer...On 7/22/06, Gustavo Carreno
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:On 7/23/06, Samuel DeVore
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Though I think that using the __constructor() that cake uses everywhere
Samuel DeVore wrote:
I do it in my /config/databases.php file.
Not a bad solution but unfortunately it won't work for my app. The
dynamic configs are created from data pulled from another database.
This means I need to be at a stage where I can connect to the 'default'
config before I can use
I've been trying this and it's not working, but its not failing either.
Here's the rub: I need to access the value of character.name that
corresponds to primary_character_id for the member that corresponds to
the current character.
So let's say William Shattner is a member, and Captain Kirk is
try pr($char['PrimaryCharacter']);
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I get
Notice: Undefined index:
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I'm curious, just how does cake know which model the foreign key in
question is pointing to?
Looking at this:
var $hasOne = array('PrimaryCharacter' = array('className'
='Member', 'foreignKey' = 'primary_member_id'));
I don't see anywhere where I'm telling cake that the model I'm
associating
For a while I thought I was answering my own question, when I noticed
that the above was slightly wrong. I believe it should be:
var $hasOne = array('PrimaryCharacter' =
array('className' ='Character',
'foreignKey' =
Lol, ok... thanks to all who helped... you pointed me in the right
directions and I only had to make one small modification: instead of
using hasOne, I used belongsTo and voila, worked like clockwork!
Thank you so much!
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