Some guy left a comment on a blog that said that I shouldn't be using
CakePHP, because its use of ACL is very antiquated. The guy was
obviously trying to promote his own PHP framework that uses RABC
instead. After reading about RABC, though, I'm having a bit of a hard
time understanding the
I like where Martin is going. I think it would be fantastic if we
could see all proposed/submitted edits for a particular section. That
would be much more useful than the comments, and I think it would also
encourage people to provide edits if they were able to see what kinds
of submissions had
PHP Architect seems somewhat centered on the Zend Framework, so I'm
wondering if it is a worthwhile magazine for someone whose main focus
is CakePHP.
So, if you subscribe to it, do you find it worth the money and time
spent reading it?
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You
Yes, you can do this.
In my User model, I have a series of validation rules for a field
called new_passwd.
After this field is validated for things like minimum length I then
have it hashed into the string that gets stored in the database.
Here is a bakery article that can show how to do some
Off the top of my head, I would think you could add some logic to your
app_controller beforeFilter() in which you check for the existence of
the Auth session information. If it doesn't exist, then trigger your
redirection to the login page. Otherwise, just let the automatic
error get displayed.
Thanks for the gift!
If we have been updating our Cake install from:
https://svn.cakephp.org/repo/branches/1.2.x.x
Is it still recommended to update from there? I assume that any
bugfixes are going to continue to be reflected in the svn?
Or, is that it for 1.2.x.x? Will there be no more
Try this out:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/219/Blog
Note also that this documentation has been translated into a bunch of
different languages, in case English is not your first choice.
On Jan 2, 10:44 pm, Rimoe meiyo...@gmail.com wrote:
hi,everyone.
Do you know the cakephp has some detailed
The following are the main things I came across during a recent
upgrade:
-- all the html helper functions related to forms have been eliminated
and replaced by the form helper
-- getElement() has been replaced by element()
-- the syntax for making queries has been significantly altered
For the last 6 months or so, most of the changes made to the 1.2 core
code have been with regards to test coverage. Very little (if any) of
the most commonly used API has changed, and I think the developers
have been pretty clear that not much will change either. For the most
part, websites I
The first step you should do is to write out an example of what you
want your ARO tree to look like. I think it will then be easier for
someone to help you out.
For example, I often have a tree that looks like the following:
Superusers
Users
--Staff
John Kramer
Alex Wylde
Managers
I am finding the manual entry on generating RSS Feeds really helpful
except for one minor detail.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/483/Creating-an-RSS-feed-with-the-RssHelper
When someone requests posts/index.rss , what controller method is
actually called? Is Posts::index() called?
Where should
/index uses paginate? How could I make a
controller action called index, that handled both an rss request and a
regular request, using different logic for each one?
-Aran
On Nov 25, 2:07 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am finding the manual entry on generating RSS Feeds really helpful
is supposed to be completely different from the
regular page, just name it something else like feed.rss and have a
dedicated feed() action in your controller for it.
On 26 Nov 2008, at 14:28, aranworld wrote:
Well, I realize it is a pretty dumb question. Obviously, the index()
method
For the most part, all my edit and add methods can use the same form
template.
Right now, I create a single form template and in my add.ctp and
edit.ctp templates, I just include this template.
However, this also means that almost all of teh add.ctp and edit.ctp
templates in my project are
Sorry for writing something that looked like griping! I was
absolutely NOT complaining about how the Auth Component works -- even
though a year ago, I did once make this complaint.
On the other hand, it is nice to have such a nicely worded explanation
of why this feature is not in the core
I get the feeling this is the type of client who might call you up in
6 months complaining about how many templates there are and request
that you organize them into sub-directories. It is probably worth
your time to try and convince this guy to defer to your expertise and
trust you that the
for?
On Nov 20, 1:42 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For the most part, all my edit and add methods can use the same form
template.
Right now, I create a single form template and in my add.ctp and
edit.ctp templates, I just include this template.
However, this also means
Thank you! That is exactly the type of idea I was looking for.
-Aran
On Nov 20, 1:36 pm, AD7six [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Nov 20, 10:14 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't want to create an add or edit template for any of my
controllers. Since my add and edit templates
The problem lies with the Auth Component. When parsing a URL to
determine if a user has access to a resource, the Auth Component does
not factor in the id (or any other passed parameter). This means that
you cannot use the Auth Component to automatically protect content on
a record level basis
Don't worry, this is not another post asking how to open .ctp files in
Dreamweaver...
My question is directed at anyone who might have worked on a CakePHP
project in Dreamweaver ... or, is this even possible?
So many of my template files are filled with calls to the html helper,
that I have to
As I work on my CakePHP based projects, I find that my views/elements
directory gets more and more filled. I really like putting view logic
in elements even in cases where I am not actually re-using the
element. I find I am treating elements almost like functions, so that
when I have a fairly
Is there a way to cache the following two pages so that the cached
pages are different?
http://www.cakephp.org/articles/index/18?year=2003
http://www.cakephp.org/articles/index/18?year=2007
The default behavior of the Cache helper seems to just make these two
pages have the same content which
give you some direction in how to put together your own modified
AuthComponent that does pass along the id.
-Aran
On Sep 8, 9:23 am, luke BAKING barker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
aranworld - I am wondering how this could be made universal throughout
an app...better possibly in the app_model somehow
There is a variable in the AuthComponent called actionMap that assigns
actions one of the four CRUD actions.
To add an action named 'organize' to the list of controlled actions,
you do the following from within your controller:
$this-Auth-actionMap['organize'] = 'update';
See more here:
You can add this to your UsersController:
function __checkUsersOwnRecord($recordId = null) {
if( $this-Auth-user('id') == $recordId ){
return TRUE;
} else {
return FALSE;
}
}
Give all users access to users/edit ... however, before you do any
edit functionality first
I have had situations in which I was unable to use a column named
password and had to instead use something like passwd. I believe
it is a reserved keyword issue with MySQL? Not sure if it was just
related to an older version, but you might at least try changing the
column name.
-Aran
On Aug
If you are interested to see this type of strategy used for image
urls, check out flickr and look at the image urls.
On Aug 25, 9:16 pm, Dr. Tarique Sani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 8:54 AM, Jerry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi:
is there any way to make application url
I agree wtih benjam that URL obscurity is not a good way to protect
content that could otherwise be protected through something like ACL.
The reason why the Flickr example is interesting is because they are
actually using URL obscurity to protect images, which like any binary
downloadable file
I wonder if we have the same web host ... Hostway perhaps?
I am just in the middle of figuring this out as well and I came across
the following code that I believe still works, however, I must warn
you that I have not tested this out fully, but maybe this will at
least put you in the right
I'm not sure how the rest of your app is configured, but my guess is
that the last line is causing you problems:
$this-Auth-login($this-User);
I'm not sure it is necessary to do this, because now that you have
modified the database entry for the user, I believe the standard
AuthComponent login
This is what is currently happening to a site I have:
1) person visits site's home page, which contains an element which
displays the top news stories from the database
2) since the element is set to be cached, a cached view file is set
with an expiration of 3 hours
... 2 hours later ...
3) the
Here is a step-by-step summary that should hopefully help you grasp
how Auth and ACL are working together.
http://aranworld.com/article/164/cakephp-acl-tutorial-auth-component-example
ACL is basically a database of permissions. The Auth Component is
programmed to query that database to dermine
I really don't think you should be holding your breath for the Cake
component to support multiple groups per user. So, Mark's solution of
writing his own version is probably the only short-term solution.
But I agree with Stinkbug that there are often times when it seems
like multiple groups are
I'm sure the developers will release it as soon as Day 2.0 is
released. You know, the one with 26 hours instead of 24.
I agree that this would be a good thing to have, but instead of just
demanding it, why don't you offer to put in some of the work needed to
create it?
On Jul 14, 11:29 pm,
a more standard place to put the CSV file is on temporary
directory (/tmp) or on a webroot/files directory.
[]'s
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:35 PM, Grant Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I do the same, and keep the file in fixtures. Makes sense to me :)
On Jul 15, 8:33 am, aranworld [EMAIL
I prefer using the honor system to ACL myself. It is much easier to
set up.
-Aran
On Jul 14, 12:39 pm, John David Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/171/access-control-lists
-- John
On Jul 14, 2008, at 1:17 PM, puneetratan wrote:
Hello Group,
Can anyone
The documentation is definitely getting better all the time. You guys
are doing a great job.
-Aran
On Jul 14, 2:07 pm, John David Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Jul 14, 2008, at 1:38 PM, Chris Hartjes wrote:
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 3:17 PM, puneetratan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I need to create a test case for the parsing of a tab delimited file.
Would it make sense to put the test version of this CSV file in the
fixtures directory of my test suite? Or is there a more standard
place to put a file like this?
--~--~-~--~~~---~--~~
You
This is the condition I want to display:
AND `Grant`.`date` BETWEEN
DATE_SUB('2006-01-01',INTERVAL `Grant`.`term` MONTH) AND
'2005-12-31'
This comes really close:
$cond['and'] = array(
Grant.date BETWEEN ? AND ? = array(
DATE_SUB('2007-01-01',INTERVAL `Grant`.`term` MONTH)',
I agree with Wayne. More often than not a question is answered on
this group. I would go so far as to say that the high quality of the
community in this group is a selling point for CakePHP. Most often, I
would say that a question doesn't get answered, because either:
1) it is about quite an
, since I don't
change the cake core either?
On Jul 4, 6:22 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I will second what AD7six says. For a while I tried out this type of
merging. I soon realized that it is much easier to just leave the
Cake core alone. I just have a shared cake folder
I am experiencing some very odd behavior with the Ajax helper.
I have a page with the following structure
index.ctp
-
?php
echo $ajax-form('view','post', array('update' = 'view_box') );
echo $form-submit('Display View');
echo $form-end();
?
div id=view_box
This is where the
Nevermind, I finally figured it out. The Ajax Helper uses rand() to
generate the ids of it's forms. There is a bug with rand() that
causes it to generate the same number. mt_rand() doesn't suffer from
this bug, so should be used instead.
-Aran
On Jul 4, 5:04 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED
This is always something I have guessed at. I just set directories at
755 and 777 if they need to be written to, but I would like to know
what the absolute correct file permission settings would be for a cake
project?
If the server runs as user wwwrun belonging to group www and all
my site's
I would submit a bug on this. I ran across another MySQL 4.1
incompatibility last week and they fixed it. But first update to the
latest SVN version, because maybe this has already been fixed.
I came across another MySQL 4.1 issue that luckily wasn't causing me
any problems, so I didn't dig
I appreciate the feedback about the Cake console. I understand about
shared hosts, however, even with many shared hosts, some sort of shell
access is often granted. I have a site with Hostway (who sucks), but
even they provide SSH access. If your shared host doesn't, I would
ask them about it,
Has anyone ever investigated or created a web interface to the Cake
Console?
I'm not exactly sure how one would go about it, but since the Console
us just using Cake and PHP, it would seem that a web interface is at
least theoretically possible.
What are the hurdles?
I think this would be a
I experienced that same problem with the array_intersect_key() a few
days ago. I then updated by Cake, and the problem didn't crop up
again.
And he has that syntax correct. For an ARO you can most definitely
use the user's username as the alias.
On Jun 23, 12:26 pm, BrendonKoz [EMAIL
I'm curious to know why you are routing everything to the
Contents_Controller rather than just put the functionality of the
Contents_Controller into the app_controller?
I think that one of the frustrations people have with the Auth
component is that when a problem crops up, it can take a lot of
Being someone who has spent a good amount of time writing some how-tos
on the subject of ACL, I would be interested to know what part of it
you are having difficulties with? I would be happy to write a
tutorial to fill in whatever missing gap there is in the existing
knowledge base.
Well, good to know I'm not alone! When I send email from my local
computer via SMTP, I don't get this problem, but when I send it from
my remote host using whatever mailer they have, that is when I get the
problems cropping up.
-Aran
On Jun 19, 5:59 am, ianh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Now you
:
Are both computers using the same OS? I wonder if the problem is with
newlines Windows.
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 10:09 AM, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, good to know I'm not alone! When I send email from my local
computer via SMTP, I don't get this problem, but when I send
, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I started to discover some rather serious errors with the way lft and
rght values were being set while creating ACL nodes.
Now, I am looking at the Tree Behavior test case, and am getting 54
passes and 52 fails!
Can anyone else replicate this failure rate
When sending email with the Email Component, some of my emails include
the following types of headers in the body of the message:
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
Message-Id: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2008 11:01:31 -0500 (CDT)
Anyone
When I run the Tree Behavior test case under MySQL 4.1.14, I wind up
with 54 passes, 52 fails and 1 exception.
When I run the same test case under MySQL 5.0.18 all tests pass.
In both cases, I am at the latest SVN update of 7210.
Can anyone else replicate this? Has there been a change as far
:20 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't see where you created the ACO node with the alias 'access'.
You must create an aco node for every possible node that will be
requested.
A check on a non-existant node will return FALSE, and give you a
result of not allowed.
On Jun 16
I started to discover some rather serious errors with the way lft and
rght values were being set while creating ACL nodes.
Now, I am looking at the Tree Behavior test case, and am getting 54
passes and 52 fails!
Can anyone else replicate this failure rate for the Tree Behavior test
case? I am
I don't see where you created the ACO node with the alias 'access'.
You must create an aco node for every possible node that will be
requested.
A check on a non-existant node will return FALSE, and give you a
result of not allowed.
On Jun 16, 9:06 am, elGEoRgE [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
RC1
Could it have something to do with case sensitivity?
I also am using Auth with 'crud' and am not having any troubles with
the current svn version of cake on either my local windows or remote
linux servers.
There must be some difference between the two servers. Maybe the
database schemas are
and it still works locally.
Just curious, but why doesn't the acl join table follow cake
conventions? Shouldn't it be acos_aros instead of aros_acos?
-Corie
On Jun 12, 12:16 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could it have something to do with case sensitivity?
I also am using Auth with 'crud
What I would love to be able to do is something like this:
$html-link('login', '/users/login', array('secure'=TRUE) );
Depending on which server I was on, this would generate either:
https://www.cakephp.org/users/login
OR
https://cakephp.localhost/users/login
Currently, the problem is that
to the server over a
connection which is encrypted with SSL. If it is set to false, the
cookie will be sent whenever the user visits the domain.
On 10 Jun 2008, at 14:44, aranworld wrote:
So, the secure flag gets set in the cookie itself and ensures that the
cookie is only ever read
In the cookie component there is:
$secure = false
If set to true, it will only allow you to write a cookie if the
connect is through an HTTPS connection.
But this flag has no impact on reading cookies. The component
provides not method for ensuring that a cookie is only read under an
SSL
to continue to keep it secure after it is set.
-Aran
On Jun 9, 10:07 pm, David C. Zentgraf [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because the browser won't hand the cookie back to Cake over a non-SSL
connection anyway if it's been set as secure cookie(?).
On 10 Jun 2008, at 13:57, aranworld wrote
param...
Cheers,
mbavio
On Jun 7, 9:11 am, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason, I thought the AuthComponent used the username in it's
call to check but I can now see that in it's first parameter it is
using the array representing data from the User model. For some
', 'crudmappedaction');
and complement it with Acl Behavior, that not set Alias by default.
Just my two cents.
Cheers,
mbavio
On May 27, 11:29 am, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Auth component has very specific rules for how it checks access.
In 'actions' mode, it will do:
check
Sometimes us programmers not on the CakePHP development team will
think that we have an improvement to the core code, so we come up with
our own solution (hack) to improve things. But then inevitably the
core code gets changed, and we suddenly find out that our hack is
broken, or just didn't
I agree with stefanski that it makes sense to put a lot of this into
the model/behavior zone. I like to think of an imagefile as a piece
of data, that I just happen to store in the filesystem rather than the
database.
But as far as uploaders go, there are some limitations with PHP that
will
The only thing stopping you is that you might come into problems
having controllers with the same name.
If you made a controller named useradmin_controller.php in /
controllers/admin, cakephp will find it.
However, if you have users_controller.php in BOTH /controllers and /
controllers/admin, I
I am experiencing a very bizarre problem.
In core.php I have:
Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);
I have the following two files:
pages/random_number.ctp
?php
echo rand(0,100);
?
www/random_number.php
?php
echo rand(0,100);
?
In Firefox:
When I access
I have investigated further and it seems related to cookies. The
cached values happen when I am logged in and have a cookie enabled.
On Jun 4, 11:28 am, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am experiencing a very bizarre problem.
In core.php I have:
Configure::write('Cache.disable
I visit /pages/
random_number, I still see '80' after every single page reload?
Anyone know what might be happening here?
How is the result of rand() getting cached between different browsers?
On Jun 4, 11:33 am, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have investigated further and it seems related
Solved problem by using mt_rand() instead.
Still, I would be interested to know why rand() kept generating the
same number, while I had a cookie in use.
-Aran
On Jun 4, 11:42 am, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ignore the part about Firefox and Internet Explorer.
Here is a full
Thanks for the different perspectives.
I'm leaning towards having the functions in the image model.
These functions will only ever be used when modifying an image whose
pointer information is stored in database, so having the functions in
the model doesn't decrease re-usability for me.
Having
This is a case where you should be using:
$this-Acl-check('aro_alias', 'CamelCaseController', 'crud action');
So, in your case, to find out if the logged in user 'henry' should be
able to access /votes/restart, and you have mapped restart to
'update', then you do this:
if(
Time for a semantic question.
I have a controller for images, which handles the process of uploading
an image to my website.
Information about the image -- caption, filename, etc. -- is stored in
the database with a model named Image.
I have some functions which generate various sized versions
restart
blahaction
btw, your tutorial is very helpful as well!
On May 29, 2:42 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is a case where you should be using:
$this-Acl-check('aro_alias', 'CamelCaseController', 'crud action');
So, in your case, to find out if the logged
. You can find more about browser
fingerprinting with a simple web search (and find better methods).
On May 22, 4:29 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the feedback. I will add some database functionality to it
as well.
One problem I am coming across is that many
Chris' tutorials are definitely still relevant.
In case you haven't seen it yet, I have created a sample website with
downloadable source code,
which demonstrates the integration of Auth and ACL in a CakePHP
project:
http://aranworld.com/article/170/cakephp-acl-and-auth-sample-website
This
I am trying to figure out the most reliable way of restricting login
attempts while using the Auth Component.
Here is my best stab at the problem thus far:
http://cakeforge.org/snippet/detail.php?type=snippetid=220
I'd love to hear what other people have done, or what they think of
the method
It may need some changes to make it work with 1.2 but I think it's
simple and does it's job.
On May 22, 9:13 pm, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am trying to figure out the most reliable way of restricting login
attempts while using the Auth Component.
Here is my best stab
This is the article you want to read:
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/creating-reusable-elements-with-requestaction
For a home page, you maybe won't even have a controller. Instead you
create a template in your pages directory.
This page will include a number of calls to
There is a very similar discussion thread posted yesterday here:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/2c01cf7cf5c36843?hl=en
The key is the Pages controller. Pages are static pages whose
templates are in the views/templates directory. They do not have
controllers, or
, aranworld [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There is a very similar discussion thread posted yesterday
here:http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/2c01cf7c...
The key is the Pages controller. Pages are static pages whose
templates are in the views/templates directory. They do
Auth Component will break if you try to allow 'login'.
On May 19, 1:50 am, Crazy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just started looking into the auth component, I don't need ACL's or
anything, all I need is simple authentication and a small form where
someone can make an account.
Everything works
I'm not sure why you would need to render an element from within a
controller? As far as I know this is not the intended purpose of
elements.
If this is a controller method called via AJAX then I believe you
should be rendering a view.
In the view file, you then include the element you want to
If you are using CakePHP 1.2, you should be using the following type
of syntax:
cake acl grant department-1 Employeelist *
In this case, your aro table would have to have a row with an alias of
department-1 and the aco table would have to have a row with an alias
of Employeelist.
-Aran
On May
Maybe you didn't use the salt when setting the password value in the
database?
You have to do something like this:
INSERT INTO `users` SET `password` =
sha1( 'passwordstringSALTSTRING')
On May 11, 12:10 am, Andras Kende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I was able to add 1.2 auth from the
In my 'Users' controller I do this:
beforeFilter() {
$this-Auth-allow(array('logout') );
parent::beforeFilter();
}
function login() {}
function logout()
{
$this-Auth-logout();
$this-flash(You are now logged out of the site., '/' );
}
I don't know if this is correct, but it
I have been using the AuthComponent and the ACL Component together
using Auth's 'crud' mode. It works great, and like mentioned above, I
am very glad to know that a core update isn't going to break it. A
lot of the bugs that plagued the Auth and ACL 6+ months ago are gone,
and it is pretty
I really enjoy contributing to the official Cake Book, however, it is
a very serious problem that the contribution and editing process is so
obscure. The black box model absolutely does not work and
significantly reduces the incentive to contribute.
I have personally spent a lot of time working
view
the editing history of current sections, then we could get an idea of
what type of style you are looking for.
-Aran
On May 7, 8:44 am, John David Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On May 7, 2008, at 9:24 AM, aranworld wrote:
I really enjoy contributing to the official Cake Book
the documentation would be in an SVN repo, which
volunteer contributors would checkout. Submitted changes would be in
the form of diff files?
-Aran
On May 7, 9:38 am, John David Anderson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On May 7, 2008, at 10:09 AM, aranworld wrote:
It really helped with the ACL
1) The syntax in the end is correct. You could also do:
cake acl create aro root superadmin
2) When you create a node in the CLI, the model and foreign_key fields
are blank. If you want these fields added automatically, then you
need to add the nodes from within your application using the
For the last few months I have been using the nightly build. It is
pretty stable. If you follow the change log, it has been a while
since any application breaking syntax changes have been introduced.
And looking at the bug list in trac, I wouldn't say there are any
major changes in the
What about this?
1) after saving new database info, write new username / password to a
cookie
2) destroy current session data
3) autologin using the information from the cookie
This page should help a bit:
I made a number of tutorials focused on ACL.
This one should help you understand the relationship between the
AuthComponent and the AclComponent:
http://aranworld.com/article/164/cakephp-acl-tutorial-auth-component-example
On Apr 24, 7:03 am, bingo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great...
Thanks
Here is one way you could do a time limited ACO. Let's say you wanted
to limit update access to a comment:
1) when comment is created, create an ACO that is bound to that
comment
2) grant the user permission to update that particular comment
3) in the controller, before presenting the edit
So, let's say I want to set a flag that determines whether or not a
login link should be displayed if a visitor to my site is not logged
in.
Which is the more cake friendly way to do this?
// put this in my AppController
var $displayLoginLink = TRUE;
OR
// put this in my bootstrap.php
Thanks. I knew I was doing something slightly wrong, but since what I
had worked, I sort of left it alone.
-Aran
On Apr 22, 2:14 pm, biesbjerg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Aranworld,
You should use
var $belongsTo = array('Comment' = array('className' =
'PluginName.Comment'))
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