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Sep 11th 2009, 17:45 |
keogh |
is not a easy way? |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:44 |
keogh |
S |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:44 |
keogh |
but I don't want that CakePHP thinks that forum is a controller |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:44 |
Valiant64 |
keogh: first, get familiar with mod_rewrite |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:44 |
keogh |
and I want that forum be on mydomain.com/forum |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:44 |
keogh |
and I want to use a phpBB forum |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:43 |
keogh |
I have CakePHP on mydomain.com |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:43 |
keogh |
e.g. |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:43 |
keogh |
how can I put others webapps inside CakePHP |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:42 |
keogh |
hi |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:41 |
Valiant64 |
... |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:40 |
NetTalk |
<CakeBot> just need ur suggestion and reference website where i may find the solution |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:40 |
jjwdesign |
!manual |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:40 |
NetTalk |
<CakeBot> hi, could u please help me out |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:39 |
jjwdesign |
!cakebook |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:39 |
jjwdesign |
!noob |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:38 |
biscazziere |
I have a simple problem when writing a test for my behavior: there is a case when I use trigger_error in the behavior. How can I test if this error is triggered? I tried with $this->expectError('My error msg') but it doesn't seem to work, even if I see the error displayed |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:36 |
NetTalk |
plz help me out if anyone has an idea |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:36 |
NetTalk |
Is there any other way around which let me handle through admin panel |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:35 |
NetTalk |
I have seen the cakephp core way in which webcontents handle through locale folder |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:34 |
NetTalk |
thanks in advance |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:33 |
NetTalk |
how to manage multilanguage web contents through admin panel in Cakephp? just me any reference article about it or suggest me the best way |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:33 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: if it works it works |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:32 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: but, then again. i could list off 5 other ways to read data |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:32 |
NoReGreT |
Valiant64: http://book.cakephp.org/view/336/Creating-Post-Views, i was wondreing about $this->Post->id = $id; |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:32 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: I'd feel more comfortable with just having the id in the read function, and you save a line of code |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:31 |
NoReGreT |
Valiant64: it goes like this $this->set('post', $this->Post->read()); |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:30 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: $this->Post is your static model |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:30 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: where would the data then go |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:29 |
NoReGreT |
so point taken |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:29 |
NoReGreT |
well, i'm following the tutorial to learn |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:29 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: because you are referencing the model |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:29 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: I'm not sure if $this->Post->id = $id is the right way |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:29 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: http://api.cakephp.org/class/model#method-Modelread |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:28 |
NoReGreT |
Valiant64: where i could read more about read() ? where i can find it in api.cakephp.org |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:28 |
NoReGreT |
Valiant64: yeah, since that's what's used in the blog tut. |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:28 |
Valiant64 |
that might work |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:27 |
NoReGreT |
so $this->Post->id = $id ; $var = $this->Post->read(); is the same, right ? |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:26 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: $var['Post']['vargoeshere'] |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:26 |
Valiant64 |
NoReGreT: yup. so then you have ur multi-dim array |
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Sep 11th 2009, 17:25 |
NoReGreT |
Valiant64: so it puts that record in $var ? |