Re: [nyphp-talk] CakePHP

2007-07-13 Thread Jon Baer
@ this point it really depends on what you are looking to do, for the most basic stuff you can use either, 1.2 comes w/ more behaviors and helpers and a nice Memcache engine for more advanced usage. Umm ConsoleShell is 1.2 and a few other niceties. Just keep you eyes peeled + im sure using

[nyphp-talk] CakePHP

2007-07-13 Thread jostevison
So I thought I would take a look at diving into learning CakePHP. Should I be using version 1.1 or 1.2? I see people using both but 1.2 says Alpha on the download page. With which can I get the best documentation? Thanks, Jeff ___ New York PHP

Re: [nyphp-talk] Rely on destructor to be called?!

2007-07-13 Thread Jakob Buchgraber
It might depend on the setting for ignore_user_abort, if that's off, and the user aborts the request I'm not sure if/how the destructors are called. Good point. I tested this with the following script: The destructor definitely gets called as the file exists regardless if I abort the reque

Re: [nyphp-talk] Please wait, processing, message technique

2007-07-13 Thread Cliff Hirsch
On 7/12/07 10:22 PM, "Brent Baisley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I think you can rely on Javascript being present and enabled, with the all the > web 2.0 stuff out there it just about has to be. > > When I needed to run something long, I've run it in the background using the > exec command. If y

RE: [nyphp-talk] ADOdb status

2007-07-13 Thread Mark Armendariz
I don't imagine they've stopped working on it. I used it for years until I started doing my own abstraction late last year. Still a huge fan of the library. Last I read on the list a few month back, they were still pretty active with it stating that even in the world of PDO they would still be u