I'm also a newbie trying to do the same thing.
I couldn't get it to work until I realised that the model name in $uses
needs to be Uppercase e.g.
class HomesController extends AppController
{
var $name = 'Homes';
var $uses = array('Exhibition');
function index()
For work stuff Rackspace, its not cheap but the support is
unbelievably good. Also have had really good experience with www.xcalibre.co.uk
(we used them at my job before last)
For my own things Dreamhost - its so cheap (at least what I pay is) it
might as well be free and its a great for just
I've created some sites with multiple admin routes (i.e. members and
admin) although only in 1.1 - there is an article about it in the
bakery:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/using-cake_admin-for-multiple-user-types
- it works very well.
I seem to remember reading that this is built in
Try em both. See you which you prefer.
But I vote for jquery. The jquery website is really good with loads of
links to tutorials and working examples of everything and even better
it is quick now too.
On Oct 30, 10:49 pm, Matthieu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm gonna create a web app
As lots of people have said you miss out on the helpers with jQuery,
but if you don't like Prototype then its no great loss - but anyway
what I've stared doing is writing a my own bake templates (ad7six
wrote a really handy introduction
http://www.ad7six.com/MiBlog/CustomBakeTemplates)
which i
Hi
You could also look at using something a bit like the Configure
Plugin: http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/configure-plugin
I'm using that but caching the data - saving on unecessary database
calls - works really well and it very easy to set up. Of course if you
just used the plugin out
Good choice... and if you want a bit more go for WYMeditor
http://www.wymeditor.org/ which is also jQuery based.
Personally I really don't enjoy working with TinyMCE (although haven't
tried the latest release) or FCKeditor
On Nov 14, 7:54 am, Ketan Shah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Passing the schema and validation rules seems like a good idea - I'm
guessing your are thinking you could couple it with some kind of
wizard / interface so you build your forms within the CMS... could be
a really goood feature but at the end of the day it boils down to how
long the initial
to recoup.
Hi Flipflops,
Passing the schema and validation rules seems like a good idea
so did I - but I've just realised that my 'EmailForm' model would have
it's own schema, at least:
- id
- name
- schema
- rules
I'll need to add to this, either using a merge or just replacing the
array
Hi Bernhard
The 1.5 - 2 seconds seems really wierd - maybe something to with the
file system on the server ( - particularly with safe mode enabled?)
For example I think Dreamhost have their shared servers on NFS - and
vaguely remember something about a cache plugin for wordpress that
even said
Hi Mike
I built a calendar helper about a year ago. It is pretty basic -
literally just a shell that lays out the days of the week and a back
and forward button. Its up to you to get the data to it in the right
format. To be honest I always meant to re-factor it and write a
component to sit
Hi
I had real trouble finding this the first time too.
save(array $data = null, boolean $validate = true, array $fieldList =
array())
$fieldList is an array of the fields you actually want to save.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/75/Saving-Your-Data
John
On Jan 15, 12:39 pm, K3
Hi
I'm using MeioUpload for a current project with multiple images. It is
a bit more complicated as I'm saving all the images into a single
table using a ploymorphic association (ie. Product hasMany Upload,
Profile hasOne Upload etc.) - but this should be helpful anyway
The upload fields
a seperate
entry of MeioUpload for each file input you have on your view form?
On Jan 28, 8:04 am, Flipflops johnsv...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm using MeioUpload for a current project with multiple images. It is
a bit more complicated as I'm saving all the images into a single
table using
No worries. Glad to help.
John
On Jan 28, 3:06 pm, Arak Tai'Roth nielsen.dus...@gmail.com wrote:
Perfect, this is exactly what I was hoping for. Thank you very much
for your help with this.
On Jan 28, 8:43 am, Flipflops johnsv...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi
Well you can include
Hi Kyle
I've been writing a calendar helper that might be of use to you. It
isn't ajax, but I had planned to build in ajax support so it wouldn't
be too hard to get it to work. The idea is that you just provide give
the helper an array where the key is the day of the month (e.g. 1 to
31) and it
I think we possibly need to get a sense of perspective here.
I downloaded and installed a copy of wildflower yesterday and delving
through it, it has some very nice bits of code, so I think we should
probably be thanking he / she / them for releasing it to the community
- it gave me a few ideas
I think the 'password' only gets automatically hashed if there is a
'username' field set as well (and I regularly forget this). So you
tend tend to run into problems when you have a view just to update a
password.
When I remember I use a bit of code like this and has the new password
manually:
Love the new design. Awesome. I think it should stay!
On Oct 29, 2:45 pm, ProFire profir...@hotmail.com wrote:
I'm gonna mirror the entire website for memories!!!
Damn! CakePHP is AWESOME! Even in Halloween!
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Hi AD7six
I like you answer - letting the database use CONCAT leaves your code
nice and clean, how exactly are you suggesting to do it though?
Can you append it to the model in some way when you use a built in
method (e.g. findAll) or were you suggesting creating a custom query
function in
Thanks AD7six
You learn something new every day. That is certainly a lot easier than
a custom query!
I downloaded 1.2 last week and am looking forward to trying it out.
J
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This is the way I do it (haven't tried it in 1.2 - but I see no reason
why it wouldn't work).
I've been using this in loads of 1.1.x based sites together Evan
Sagge's excellent validation code
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/more-improved-advanced-validation
In your model define a
Its great to know that it's so easy. I've been wondering how this is
done but assumed it would be really complicated !
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Hi Langdon
My first though is that you need to look at the recursion for your
model and unbind unnecessary model relationships - by default Cake
will just pull in masses of related records. You can cut it down by
first unbinding anything you don't strictly need and then further only
select the
of the allocated RAM.
I will play with that further and see what I can turn up.
Regards,
Langdon
Flipflops wrote:
Hi Langdon
My first though is that you need to look at the recursion for your
model and unbind unnecessary model relationships - by default Cake
will just pull in masses
Hi
I would have thought it is usually better to just start from scratch
and just use Cake - certainly for a new project - of course you can
still bring over classes and functions from your own code to use in
helpers / components etc.
It is fairly easy to run CakePHP in a sub directory within
Hi JoC
For me one of the things I like most about cake isn't so much managing
all the associations (although that is very nice (indeed)) it is the
fact that the rigid MVC structure makes it easy to find bits of code
because everything has its own place in the structure and is logically
I've been stumped on the same problem, in an instance where I'm using
$this-passedArgs
But reading this I just has a brainwave - I just added on another item
to the end of the array - seems to work fine.
$this-passedArgs['#'] = 'album-image-gallery';
$paginator-options(array('url' =
@Brian
Thanks for the tip. I'll try that out - its much neater.
On Mar 20, 4:50 pm, brian bally.z...@gmail.com wrote:
Or this should work, also:
$paginator-options(array('url' = am(array('#' =
'album-image-gallery'), $this-passedArgs)));
On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 12:17 PM, Flipflops johnsv
http://dev.mysql.com/tech-resources/articles/hierarchical-data.html
The link is actually taken from http://book.cakephp.org/view/91/Tree,
but it is easy to overlook. This article explains about what the lft
and rgt actually mean in terms of the underlying database design - in
a nutshell you have
Hi
Have you come across this article
http://cakebaker.42dh.com/2007/10/17/pagination-of-data-from-a-habtm-relationship/
?
I think the approach outlined in it might be worth looking at, in
essence just build all your relationships inside paginate, as if it
were just a bit of SQL...
On Mar 30,
p.s. meant to say I've used this approcah in a number of situations
and it works well for me.
On Mar 30, 9:10 am, Flipflops johnsv...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi
Have you come across this
articlehttp://cakebaker.42dh.com/2007/10/17/pagination-of-data-from-a-habtm-...
?
I think the approach
Hi
I've got an action that based on on the parameters passed to it either
renders its default view or one of a number of alternate views based
on the values in $this-params['pass'];
This is stripped back version of the action, $this-render('/sections/
view'); seeme to be what is causing the
Hi
I assume that you are including sername and password as hidden fields
because they are required in your validation array - but rather than
include them as hidden fields it might be better to create different
validate arrays in your model e.g.
var $validate = array(
Sorry forgot to say would be something like:
$this-passedArgs = array(
[0] = seascapes
[1] = summer-seascapes
);
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Hi
I'm trying to paginate a set of results but Cake isn't building the
links properly, instead of the correct link the pagination helper is
generating links that just output part of my routes config.
The pagination is working fine in some parts of my application so
something like this is
As the other posters have said your query is probably trying to pull
too much data back, why don't you raise the memory limit in cake until
you don't get a fatal error, then you can see what queries cake has
been trying to run.
Chances are that Cake is trying to pull in data from lots of
'
),
array(
'whatever' = '(?!admin|pages|users|photos)'
)
);
Untested, of course.
On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 10:04 AM, Flipflops johnsv...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi
I'm trying to paginate a set of results but Cake isn't building the
links properly, instead
Well... making progress but still not there.
Right now I've got:
Router::connect(
'/*',
array(
'controller' = 'nodes',
'action' = 'view',
),
array('*' = '(!users|products)')
This half works - the pagination is fixed and something
Hi Brian Dr Loboto
Both of you are absolutely correct, so thanks! I totally misunderstood
the manual and was got it into my head that /sections/view would be
read from /app/views as /app/views/sections/view (DUH) and using $this-
viewPath simply didn't cross my mind.
Cheers Guys.
I had a total bitch of time getting PHP CLI working when I moved from
Apache2Triad to XAMP on my Win XP laptop - but I did get it working in
the end. As I recall PHP was looking at the wrong php.ini file.
I appreciate that you are using WAMP not XAMP but I wrote up what I
did on my blog - might
Although jQuery is flavour of the month at the moment (personally I
love it) on a general point is it even a good idea to include a
Javascript library in CakePHP, it seems like just another dependency
to worry about? Maybe Cake should just worry about PHP but make
dealing with AJAX requests as
Hi Faza
I don't think it is a problem with using ClassRegistry::init inside
another model as do exactly what you are trying to do quite a lot.
(e.g. $link_data = ClassRegistry::init('Link')-get_shared_links();)
Perhaps it is something to do with afterFind() ?
John
On May 11, 12:27 pm, Faza
1. Lets loose PHP4 asap
2. Hidden input fields should a default class applied something
like: .hidden-input perhaps - if you have forms with coloured
background then it can be a real nightmare making sure hidden fields
stay hidden (not everybody uses firefox) - I'm sure everybody has
scratched
Absolutely, right about form errors.
On May 18, 4:54 pm, dr. Hannibal Lecter lecter...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's another interesting kick in the Matt Groening.
Inability to use FormHelper::error() to show our own errors on the
fly, i.e. $form-error('Arse.biscuits', 'A pair of women's knickers
Perhaps you could create an element or helper to act as a kind of sub
view - you move the code that normally be in the view (i.e. looping
through data, building tables etc.) and then return this into a
variable in your view rather than just echoing it. You could then do
what you wanted with it,
Another vote for jQuery... I just really like it's minimalism.
I know you don't get the AjaxHelper, but it's really easy to to get to
grips with. I spent ages trying to get some Autocomplete fields
working with the AjaxHelper and just couldn't get it working properly
(I wanted to show multiple
I've got a question about best practice - it is about forcing
everything in a controller through a single method as a result of
wanting nice urls
I have a controller called Products (based on a table called products)
that also uses a table called product_items (products is actually a
table of
I've recently bought the book a href=http://www.amazon.com/PHP-5-
Objects-Patterns-Practice/dp/1590593804PHP 5 Objects, Patterns, and
Practice/a - bought it to just read more about Object Orientated
PHP and using Design Patterns - BUT having read it (I'm still
digesting it really) - it has
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