Carlos Mauricio Samour wrote:
How do I save more than one ModelB at te same time?
Hi Carlos and everyone. I am totally enjoying baking with Cake and
thought I could throw in my
2 cents and help out. And I hope to get an answer on some of the
questions I have posted
in the past :)
So
Congratulations
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Hi,
Yesterday I did a small experiment with the following code that seems
to work ok (created_on / updated_on implementation)
http://cakephp.org/pastes/show/7b93a7004474afdece1ebd35e751f14d
I don't use afterSave, but beforeValidate for two reasons:
* you can use empty($this-id) to check if we
nothing... even with the new cake release, created es a DATETIME type
and there no files at tmp/cache/models, it's weird becuase it only
happens with my database, i made the blog tutorial and created and
modified fields works fine.
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nothing... even with the new cake release, created es a DATETIME type
and there no files at tmp/cache/models, it's weird becuase it only
happens with my database, i made the blog tutorial and created and
modified fields works fine.
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One point O, HURRAY
And the site is AWSOME
Keep it up guys !!!
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Excellent job on getting version 1.0 out there! Everyone who's worked
on the code, site, manual, and everything else that makes CakePHP tick
has done a fantastic job!
Andy
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Does Cake have any facility for centralized handling of errors or
exceptions? For example, suppose a model has a problem on an insert. I
want to escape out of whatever action is going on and just print a
message to the user. Is there an official way to do this?
On 4/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a tricky problem about cake and jpgraph.I copy
the jpgraph libs to a subdir of my cake app.But everytime I want to
include some
of the jpgraph lib files in my cotrollers so that I can output some
images, my cake framework crashes, and all I can
I don't use afterSave, but beforeValidate for two reasons:
* you can use empty($this-id) to check if we are creating/updating
* you can still have validation rules on the 'automaticly filled in
fields' (but, now thinking about it, there is probably something
conceptually wrong with this
My mistake. The route that works is:
$Route-connect('/', array('controller'='addresses',
'action'='index'));
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Man, that´s some AWESOME news... Just read the e-mail and excited to see the new site and download the new version! You guys are the best ;)- Marcelo (FFighter)On 5/2/06,
Andy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Excellent job on getting version
1.0 out there!Everyone who's workedon the code, site, manual,
More info (and progress). First, I discovered that you have to set the
document root in your php.ini file, not just in your website config for
iis.
That fixed some things - styles now working where they weren't before.
Also, if I type the address as index.php?url=messages, then it works.
Hi everyone.
I want pretty url's like this:
http://localhost/cake/blog/posts/view/1
but I'm getting this:
http://localhost/cake/blog/index.php/posts/view/1
with the 'index.php' in the middle
I'm working locally, running Apache 2.x.x.x. The httpd.conf file reads
All for AllowOverride but, since
On 5/2/06, ivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm working locally, running Apache 2.x.x.x. The httpd.conf file reads
All for AllowOverride but, since the mod_rewrite module is commented,
I'm using the .httaccess files
Is .httaccess (note the two t's) a typo? Just making sure... :)
In my
Hi,
I think I can also manage with using a beforeSave function (as I was
already questioning that mysefl).
As for filling in the data automaticly, that was exactly the idea
behind it :) I have a couple of tables that users can add/edit
information from, so I want a 'generic' solution that works
Just wanted to say thanks for posting this. I have been beating my
head against this problem for hours, as I usually prefer to make a
single form that saves all associated models at once. This saved me a
lot of time!
I'd vote that this should probably be added to the manual or wiki
somewhere,
you need to uncomment the mod_rewrite in apache config
and then leave line 42 commented
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Hello everybody
I am holy novice with Cake. :)
I am trying to make some example to digg into Cake..
I've created controller EventsController, model Event and view
event/index.
They are working seems fine except for one thing, which is shown below.
Notice: Undefined property:
Exelent! Thanks for the helpfull tip! I am really impresed by the
level of help and support I have received from the Cake comunnity.
Another question It might be a litle off topic.
If in a view I have.
h1First Deposit/h1
TD? echo $html-input('Deposit/inicial');?/TD
TD? echo
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