And what does this have to do with cakephp? :-)
On 19 feb, 10:06, Double donovan.dso...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to execute an asp page from php and get the executed web
page (html) to parse.
When I run fopen, it just returns the actual script.
Any ideas?
I've found the problem: I've used v0.4.6, and you have probably
v0.5.2. I'll update the artice since there are many changes made
between these two versions.
The last time I updated an article, it got unpublished again for some
reason, so please be patient :-)
On 5 feb, 03:20, Kyle Decot
http://www.ibuildings.com/blog/archives/1543-My-framework-is-better-than-all-other-frameworks.html
On 2 feb, 01:11, yusuf widi wmo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi guyz... i got this somewhere on the net...
http://www.phpframeworks.com/top-10-php-frameworks/
Why they put cake php on the fifth place?
/calendar_entries/entries/future:1
Anything new about this problem here?
TIA, Phil
Marcelius schrieb:
I'm usually not the guy who bumbs postings but this problem still
exists... So my question is: is this behavior by design or am I doing
something wrong?
On 12 dec, 07:53
Hi!
I've the cake folder from 1.2 beta to 1.2 final, but all translations
with the __() function don't work anymore. (And they did work in
1.2beta) I've cleared the tmp folder, renewed session but no result.
Any ideas?
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I 'fixed' this by adding this to the core.php:
Configure::write('localePaths', array(APP . 'locale'));
Strange
On 5 jan, 14:59, Marcelius mraaijmak...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
I've the cake folder from 1.2 beta to 1.2 final, but all translations
with the __() function don't work anymore
I'm usually not the guy who bumbs postings but this problem still
exists... So my question is: is this behavior by design or am I doing
something wrong?
On 12 dec, 07:53, Marcelius mraaijmak...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks for the anwser but that didn't work here.
The be more clear: If I do
Hello!
I have this route like the manual says for prefix routing:
Router::connect('/owner/:controller/:action/*', array
('prefix'='owner', 'owner'=true));
This works fine until I want to create a url with some named params in
it:
Router::url(array(controller=invoices, action=edit, 5,
, 4:39 am, Marcelius mraaijmak...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello!
I have this route like the manual says for prefix routing:
Router::connect('/owner/:controller/:action/*', array
('prefix'='owner', 'owner'=true));
This works fine until I want to create a url with some named params
Have you tried to check if tcpdf generated errors? Sometimes if you
send headers, and (php)errors occure, you might not always see some
output. So echo something in your controller and then php should at
leas tell you 'headers allready sent' error. Before that, (php)errors
will show
Also, in the
@Anupom: Any arguments?
Anupom schreef:
I think PHP helper for writing Javascript is a very bad idea.
On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 3:23 PM, martinp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Despite the fact that CakePHP comes with a Scriptaculous-powered AJAX
Helper, I find JQuery so much easier to use that
Growing average time starting from 1000ms? That's a lot :-) If i try
request one page without database queries (and debug = 0), on our dev
server (local network) the response time is about 400ms. Our live
server is located somewhere else in the country with load balancing
enabled and usually
: 1186 - 5
200: 2374 - 148650
Noone will not wait 50 seconds untill page load.
If I look at system, CPU is loaded (much more vs native-php, but not
enough to 100% :), but not overloaded until 25 Threads.
On Oct 23, 1:55 pm, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Growing average time starting
I was wandering if your stress test setup is correct and relevant?
100 threads and ramp up of 5 seconds, that's 20 requests per second.
You have 2 pages / requests to test, which would actually generate 40
requests per second.
That would initially explain that 5ms response time because
You can't make sessions count down. Instead of setting 30sec in your
session,store mktime() for the current time. Next time a user hits
the send button you check the current time with the time you allready
had stored in your session. Note that if a user deletes the browsers
cookie, session get
Hi
Don't know the exact problems you have but here's a piece of my soap
implementation. Please note that this is done with php5's sope
extension, not nusoap.
In my site:
domain.com/soapcontroller/wsdl
renderes a wsdl file like so:
public function wsdl(){
generation of wsdl files but I
found it a bit buggy (read: crashed alot)
Also remember to disable the soap wsdl cache in PHP :-)
On 8 sep, 12:42, . [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Marcelius, how do you generate the wsdl files? do you use jool.nl's wsdl
component, or does php's soap extension generate
If you are talking about Exception classes (with try..catch) there are
none because cake is php4
PHP errors are handled by the debugger class
On 23 jun, 06:36, SajjadRaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
what is the built in mechanism of excetion handling in cakephp
can we use the custom exception in
Hi!
I have a controller with the RequestHandler component attached, and a
method called by ajax. Now I want to return pure JSON and to do that I
need to set the response header content-type to application/json.
The problem is that the RequestHandler automaticly sets this response
header so by
If you turn debug mode to 1, cache is refreshed so any changes in the
database will be recognized :-)
On 20 jun, 11:06, leo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 20 Juny, 10:33, Siebren Bakker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I ran into a similar problem, and found an interesting solution that took
care of
Hey
Foreach form create a new instance of corresponding model where data
should be saved:
$foo = new MyModel();
foreach($posteddata){
$foo-create($myPostedData);
if ($foo-validates()){
//great...
} else {
$errors = $foo-validationErrors;
]
All your other questions are well documented btw :-)
the same kind of problem.
I think it happens when you have a component that extends Component
the problem goes away when you have you components extend Object
any one would comment on this ?
TIA
thomas
On Jun 10, 4:41 pm, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Just upgraded
Hi
Just upgraded to CakePHP RC1 and after some minor fixes I found that I
couldn't properly logout anymore. It caused the browser to continously
redirect to the originating url. I found that the problem lies in the
components used by my users controller:
In UsersController:
public function
For my project I did create 2 convert functions: One dat converts the
array returned from findAll methods to {Model}.{n}.{Field}, and one
visa versa. I've made this on 1.2.6311 and don't know what changes
have been regarding this but still works for me...
I too had some problems with the
the same result by just sending a GET
request, but my way was just a little more predictable - and works
well I think (check outhttp://www.bcfw.co.ukto see it in action).
Steve
On May 17, 7:39 pm, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is for a search engine :-) Build completly from scratch
Hi
Depending on your current Cake version, here's the link for cake 1.2
(checkout the second parameter):
http://api.cakephp.org/1.2/class_model.html#ebe42ae387be89985b5a35dd428f5c81
Marcel
On 18 mei, 14:34, robert123 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This seem like a very basic question, but I did not
expand my
knwoledge :)
On May 16, 7:14 pm, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I agree to. But it just doesn't make any sense to me that input names
are stripped to the column names of a table only when using GET. What
is the reason that cake handles get different from post?
I
:52 am, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
The situation:
//in some view I have:
?php
echo $form-create(array(controller=search, action=index));
echo $form-input(Region.region_name);
echo $form-end();
?
Straight forward, nothing to it... Now I want to post data via GET
Hi
Is it possible to make the reverse routing work so that it doesn't add
an index action to the url? For example:
//In routes.php:
Router::connect('/contact/:action/*', array('controller' =
'contacts'));
//in some other file:
$url = Helper::url(array(controller=contacts));
$url now contains
Wy is it so damn simple :-p
Thanks!
Amit Badkas schreef:
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 12:18 PM, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to make the reverse routing work so that it doesn't add
an index action to the url? For example:
//In routes.php:
Router::connect
Hi!
The situation:
//in some view I have:
?php
echo $form-create(array(controller=search, action=index));
echo $form-input(Region.region_name);
echo $form-end();
?
Straight forward, nothing to it... Now I want to post data via GET.
Cake doesn't have to worry about handling the 'posted' data
Just curious,
If you've created some app with cake, you could think of a mvc diagram
yourself I think :-)
Just think of how you work with it... You create a controller that
extends from some other class, you can reference a model from that
controller (which also extends from some other class),
You could store the specific models and controllers in a subfolder
like so:
app
__controllers
sales
finance
__models
sales
finance
Cake will find controllers automaticly, but I thought this doesn't on
views like this
On 11 mei, 00:32, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi All,
Hello
Can someone please tell me how to get the Controller::view property to
work properly? I set the view to a custom view class in a controller
(in the plugins folder). Whatever I tried, I didn't got Cake to load
my view in a 'normal' expected way with any naming convention what so
ever.
What
Will there be an option in the future or CakePHP to somehow attach
an additional custom test reporter to the testmanager?
Searching through the code I didn't find anything usefull so I ended
up hacking the test_manager to add my reporter in the
CakeTestsGetReporter method.
:)
it is implemented now in the testmanager with setting defines and
checking if a define is a specific value doesn't allow much room for
extending.
Just my thoughts
On 22 apr, 12:09, Marcelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Will there be an option in the future or CakePHP to somehow attach
an additional
Hello!
Simple question: When should I read from the Model::name attribute,
and when from Model::alias? What do the mean and what is exactly the
difference? Any conventions on that?
Thanks in advance!
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Question: When would one deside to use ClassRegistry::init instead of
App:Import and new() ? Wouldn't that be more memory efficient?
On 11 apr, 01:59, Dardo Sordi Bogado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if it is possible to load models inside a controller
in the similar way as
Thanks, got the point :-)
On 11 apr, 13:08, Dardo Sordi Bogado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Question: When would one deside to use ClassRegistry::init instead of
App:Import and new() ? Wouldn't that be more memory efficient?
ClassRegistry::init() would store a reference, so it can be reused
when
posting
So it now works like this:
Post the form -- if (blackHoleCallback defined) -- invoke callback
(error=auth) AND save model
or:
Post the form -- if (no blackHoleCallback defined) -- do not save
model
On 8 apr, 17:49, Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Marcelius
Thanks for your anwsers!
@Bert: Think that method is pretty straight forward, havn't checked it
yet but I'm sure that will work without any problems
@grigri: Seems like it doesn't do it's job like it should in my
situation, do I need to configure something?
I think it has something to do with
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