Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5206: File class produces Warning if file doesn't exist

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5206: File class produces Warning if file doesn't exist
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Reporter:  thajeztah   | Owner:  DarkAngelBGE
Type:  Bug |Status:  new 
Priority:  Low | Milestone:  1.2.x.x 
   Component:  Cache   |   Version:  RC2 
Severity:  Normal  |Resolution:  
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  PHP 5   
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7434  |  
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Comment (by DarkAngelBGE):

 Okay so as I see it, it's cake trying to cache a model.

 Thing is File::open has a call to clearstatcache() as well as a check for
 exists() an create()..


 clearstatcache();
 if ($this-exists() === false) {
 if ($this-create() === false) {
 return false;
 }
 }

 Does this happen all the time to you? Can you reproduce it easily? If so,
 how about you contact me via msn so we can debug this together? I cannot
 reproduce it nor can I see any problems with the code.

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5785: title tag should be after the charset tag.

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5785: title tag should be after the charset tag.
+---
Reporter:  tchisaka | Owner:
Type:  Bug  |Status:  closed
Priority:  Medium   | Milestone:  1.1.x.x   
   Component:  View |   Version:  1.1 Stable
Severity:  Normal   |Resolution:  fixed 
Keywords:  flash.thtml  |   Php_version:  n/a   
Cake_version:   |  
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Changes (by DarkAngelBGE):

  * status:  reopened = closed
  * resolution:  = fixed

Comment:

 Fixed in [7900]

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[CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5829: FormHelper::create() uses protected method of HtmlHelper

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5829: FormHelper::create() uses protected method of HtmlHelper
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Reporter:  dho |  Type:  Optimization
  Status:  new |  Priority:  Low 
   Milestone:  1.2.x.x | Component:  Helpers 
 Version:  RC3 |  Severity:  Normal  
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  n/a 
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7899  |  
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 The last statement in FormHelper::create() uses the protected method
 _parseAttributes() of the HtmlHelper:
 {{{
 return $this-output(sprintf($this-Html-tags['form'],
 $this-Html-_parseAttributes($htmlAttributes, null, ''))) . $append;
 }}}

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5829: FormHelper::create() uses protected method of HtmlHelper

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5829: FormHelper::create() uses protected method of HtmlHelper
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Reporter:  dho   | Owner: 
Type:  Optimization  |Status:  new
Priority:  Low   | Milestone:  1.2.x.x
   Component:  Helpers   |   Version:  RC3
Severity:  Normal|Resolution: 
Keywords:|   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7899|  
-+--
Comment (by grigri):

 Since `_parseAttributes()` is part of the base `Helper` class, this should
 just be `$this-_parseAttributes(...)`.

 

 '''RFC''': Is `_parseAttributes()` really the correct term for this? The
 method takes an array of attributes and creates an attribute string -
 seems like the opposite of parsing to me. Wouldn't `_formatAttributes()`
 be more appropriate?

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[CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue
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   Reporter:  jaydipdave  |  Owner:  phishy 
   Type:  Bug | Status:  new
   Priority:  High|  Milestone:  1.2.x.x
  Component:  Oracle  |Version:  RC2
   Severity:  Major   |   Keywords: 
Php_version:  n/a |   Cake_version: 
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 Hi Folks,

 I found one more issue with timstamp datatype of oracle.

 when i am using timestamp datatype for last_login field in oracle. The
 generated query tries to store the data inform of string!

 I have highlighted missing statment in dbo_oracle.php

 {{{

 switch($column) {
 '''case 'timestamp': // MISSING STATEMENT'''
 case 'date':
 $data = date('Y-m-d H:i:s',
 strtotime($data));
 $data = TO_DATE('$data', '-MM-DD
 HH24:MI:SS');
 break;
 case 'integer' :
 case 'float' :
 case null :
 if (is_numeric($data)) {
 break;
 }
 default:
 $data = str_replace(', '', $data);
 $data = '$data';
 break;
 }

 }}}


 Have fun,

 Thank You,

 Jaydeep Dave

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue
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Reporter:  jaydipdave  | Owner:  phishy 
Type:  Bug |Status:  new
Priority:  High| Milestone:  1.2.x.x
   Component:  Oracle  |   Version:  RC2
Severity:  Major   |Resolution: 
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:  |  
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Comment (by jaydipdave):

 Can I have SVN permission to commit changes?

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue
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Reporter:  jaydipdave  | Owner:  phishy 
Type:  Bug |Status:  new
Priority:  High| Milestone:  1.2.x.x
   Component:  Oracle  |   Version:  RC2
Severity:  Major   |Resolution: 
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:  |  
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Comment (by nate):

 Please provide your patch in diff format, along with a test case that
 passes when the patch is applied.

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5830: Oracle - Timestamp field datatype issue
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Reporter:  jaydipdave  | Owner:  phishy 
Type:  Bug |Status:  new
Priority:  High| Milestone:  1.2.x.x
   Component:  Oracle  |   Version:  RC2
Severity:  Major   |Resolution: 
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:  |  
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Comment (by jaydipdave):

 This is the structure of my table clientusers.
 {{{
 ID  NUMBER  No   -  1
 CLIENT_ID   NUMBER  Yes -   -
 USERNAMEVARCHAR2(40)Yes -   -
 PASSWORDVARCHAR2(40)Yes -   -
 SECURITYQUESTION1   VARCHAR2(200)   Yes -   -
 ANSWER1 VARCHAR2(50)Yes -   -
 SECURITYQUESTION2   VARCHAR2(200)   Yes -   -
 ANSWER2 VARCHAR2(50)Yes -   -
 SECURITYQUESTION3   VARCHAR2(200)   Yes -   -
 ANSWER3 VARCHAR2(50)Yes -   -
 SECURITYQUESTION4   VARCHAR2(200)   Yes -   -
 ANSWER4 VARCHAR2(50)Yes -   -
 SECURITYQUESTION5   VARCHAR2(200)   Yes -   -
 ANSWER5 VARCHAR2(50)Yes -   -
 LASTLOGIN   TIMESTAMP(6)Yes SYSDATE -
 REMARK  VARCHAR2(500)   Yes -   -
 STATUS  NUMBER  Yes 0   -
 URL VARCHAR2(300)   Yes -   -

 }}}

 Here, you can see my MODIFIED column's datatype is timestamp.
 Now, when i try saving my data using following code:

 {{{

 function admin_add() {
 $this-setAdminArea();
 if (!empty($this-data)) {
 $this-Client-data = $this-data;
 $this-Client-Clientuser-data = $this-data;
 $valid_client = $this-Client-validates();
 if($this-Client-Clientuser-validates() 
 $valid_client)
 if ($this-Client-save($this-data)) {
 $this-data['Clientuser']['client_id'] =
 $this-Client-id;
 $this-Client-Clientuser-save($this-data);
 $this-flash('Client has been saved.',
 '/admin/clients/');
 }
 }
 }


 }}}


 I am getting following Error:


 {{{

 Warning (512): SQL Error: ORA-01843: not a valid month
 [CORE/cake/libs/model/datasources/dbo_source.php, line 514]

 }}}

 {{{

 Query: UPDATE clients SET id = 103, companyname =
 'xx', contactpersonfirstname = 'Jaydeep',
 contactpersonlastname = 'Dave', contactnumber = '9428110096', address1 =
 'plot nasdf0asd f-dasf asdf', address2 = 'sdf', city = 'Bhavnagar', state
 = 'Gujarat', country = 'India', zip = '234234', phone = '123456', fax =
 '123456', email = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', modified = '2008-12-01 11:18:12'  WHERE
 clients.id = 103

 }}}

 but when i added one more case in dbo_oracle.php file's function value()
 like this:

 {{{

 switch($column) {
 case 'timestamp':   // Patch Line
 case 'date':
 $data = date('Y-m-d H:i:s',
 strtotime($data));
 $data = TO_DATE('$data', '-MM-DD
 HH24:MI:SS');
 break;
 case 'integer' :
 case 'float' :
 case null :
 if (is_numeric($data)) {
 break;
 }
 default:
 $data = str_replace(', '', $data);
 $data = '$data';
 break;
 }
 }}}


 It works. The thing is, when the $column variable in value() function is
 timestamp it executes the default code segment of switch case.

 the query is being generated like this:modified = '2008-12-01
 11:18:12'

 Which should be generated like this: modified = TO_DATE('2008-12-01
 11:23:23', '-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS')


 If you want to know anything more, don't hesitate to ask me. :)

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[CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5831: Able to use error keys and error messages in controller. Dinstinguish error per field.

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5831: Able to use error keys and error messages in controller. Dinstinguish 
error
per field.
+---
Reporter:  jmut |  Type:  Enhancement
  Status:  new  |  Priority:  Medium 
   Milestone:  1.2.x.x  | Component:  Validation 
 Version:  RC2  |  Severity:  Normal 
Keywords:   |   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:   |  
+---
 Currently all that gets into validationErrors array is already translated
 messages per field.
 I think with cake 1.2 introducing chain(multi) validation per field it is
 important to be able to distinguish validation errors per field. This adds
 more flexibility and allows for adittional logic besides just displaying
 messages.

 Possible solutions:
 1. validationErrors property holds key =  message  in there. This doesn't
 seem to portable though.
 2. add hook in view that is possible to pass error messages through custom
 function (e.g for translation). That way you don't set messages in
 $validation and validationErrors ends up with error keys only. If those
 keys not needed in controller  you don't have to  explicitly set the
 messages in the view but it will automaticlly get translated via the hook
 __('someKey');

 Of course I am only week familiar with cake so there might be better
 solutions than that.

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[CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5832: allowEmpty = false Should add 'required' class in form helper

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5832: allowEmpty = false Should add 'required' class in form helper
+---
Reporter:  _thief_  |  Type:  Bug
  Status:  new  |  Priority:  Low
   Milestone:  1.2.x.x  | Component:  Helpers
 Version:  RC2  |  Severity:  Normal 
Keywords:  form helper, allowEmpty, validation  |   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7692 RC3   |  
+---
 As it stands the form helper adds the required class if you specify
 'required' = true but not if 'allowEmpty' = false.
 [[BR]][[BR]]


 As I see it, if a form is being posted and allowEmpty is set to false in
 the validation rules, it is required that a value be inserted in the form
 field.
 [[BR]][[BR]]


 Therefore I feel the form helper should add the required class when
 allowEmpty = false as well as when required = true.
 [[BR]][[BR]]


 I am using the nightly build.
 [[BR]][[BR]]


 Thanks[[BR]]

 -_thief_

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5832: allowEmpty = false Should add 'required' class in form helper

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5832: allowEmpty = false Should add 'required' class in form helper
+---
Reporter:  _thief_  | Owner: 
Type:  Bug  |Status:  new
Priority:  Low  | Milestone:  1.2.x.x
   Component:  Helpers  |   Version:  RC2
Severity:  Normal   |Resolution: 
Keywords:  form helper, allowEmpty, validation  |   Php_version:  n/a
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7692 RC3   |  
+---
Comment (by _thief_):

 Sorry just wanted to add:[[BR]]
 [[BR]]


 This will trigger a required class:
 {{{
 'name' = array(
 'rule' = 'notEmpty',
 'message' = 'Account name is a required
 field',
 )

 }}}


 whereas this will not:
 {{{
 'name' = array(
 array(
 'rule' = array('maxLength', 40),
 'message' = 'Please ensure your name is
 less than 40 characters',
 ),
 array(
 'rule' = 'notEmpty',
 'message' = 'Account name is a required
 field',
 )
 ),
 }}}

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5824: DboMysqli is missing the 'index' function

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5824: DboMysqli is missing the 'index' function
--+-
Reporter:  ADmad  | Owner:  mark_story  
Type:  Bug|Status:  closed  
Priority:  High   | Milestone:  1.2.x.x 
   Component:  MySQLi |   Version:  RC3 
Severity:  Major  |Resolution:  needmoreinfo
Keywords:  ADmad DboMysqli index  |   Php_version:  n/a 
Cake_version: |  
--+-
Changes (by gwoo):

  * status:  assigned = closed
  * resolution:  = needmoreinfo

Comment:

 please supply a patch that implements the method.

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[CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5833: REST RequestHandling does not work Correctly (RC3) Per API Documentation

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5833: REST RequestHandling does not work Correctly (RC3) Per API Documentation
---+
Reporter:  MIRV|  Type:  Bug   
  Status:  new |  Priority:  High  
   Milestone:  1.2.x.x | Component:  Routing/Dispatcher
 Version:  RC3 |  Severity:  Major 
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  PHP 5 
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7692 RC3  |  
---+
 Per following the API documentation at http://book.cakephp.org/view/477
 /The-Simple-Setup to setup and route REST requests does not function
 correctly.

 I continually get an error about a view not found;

 Error:  Confirm you have created the file:
 /var/www/user/app/views/users/index.ctp
 Notice: If you want to customize this error message, create
 app/views/errors/missing_view.ctp

 According to the document at the afforementioned URL the view is created
 in a subfolder of the view named xml/index.ctp. Additionally I HAVE
 created the /views/layouts/xml.ctp file.

 If I attempt to use the file it is looking for it is treated as html and
 the XML helper is not automatically loaded so that the data can be
 serialized (also per the docs).

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Re: [CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP] #5206: File class produces Warning if file doesn't exist

2008-12-01 Thread CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP
#5206: File class produces Warning if file doesn't exist
---+
Reporter:  thajeztah   | Owner:  DarkAngelBGE
Type:  Bug |Status:  new 
Priority:  Low | Milestone:  1.2.x.x 
   Component:  Cache   |   Version:  RC2 
Severity:  Normal  |Resolution:  
Keywords:  |   Php_version:  PHP 5   
Cake_version:  1.2.0.7434  |  
---+
Comment (by Eor):

 It doesn't happen every time, but i've found a way that seems to produce
 the error 1/3 of the time.  The site i'm building uses a Flash front end,
 calling xml views for data.  When I navigate to a certain part of the
 flash that makes 3 simultaneous requests, to 3 separate pages, sometimes 1
 of them will fail.
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 I'm on gtalk if you wanna chat: emlyn[at]resn.co.nz

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CakePHP : The Rapid Development Framework for PHP https://trac.cakephp.org/
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Our primary goal is to provide a structured framework that enables PHP users at 
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