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Aug 8th 2008, 12:40 |
teknoid |
linked_: for many simple cases auto_increment, will be fine... but uuid is probably better when you start dealing with more complex applications |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:39 |
linked_ |
teknoid: er, yup. i mean ('id) |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:39 |
teknoid |
linked_: the rest depends on your app... |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:39 |
teknoid |
linked_: if you follow conventions, primary key should be named 'id'... |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:38 |
freebox2 |
autocomplete for cake => fail |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:38 |
freebox2 |
blergs |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:36 |
linked_ |
best-practices question: is it ideal to use UUIDs as primary keys? (user_id for example) |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:32 |
vudew |
is that normal? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:31 |
vudew |
in controllers where i use $this->Auth->allow(), $this->Auth->user() isnt working? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:30 |
linked_ |
teknoid: great, just what i need. thanks. (/me posts to logbook) |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:29 |
linked_ |
teknoid: ok, i'll try |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:29 |
teknoid |
linked_: try recursive = -1; |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:28 |
lqdice__ |
it works for me |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:27 |
linked_ |
lqdice__: hi. yes, i already did that. (put recursive inside find()) |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:26 |
lqdice__ |
you can also do $this->recursive = 0; .. but $recursive = 0 isnt valid |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:26 |
lqdice__ |
linked_: $this->modelname->recursive = 0; .. or find('all', array('recursive' => 0)) |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:25 |
linked_ |
why is it even when i set $recursive=0, find('all') still retrieves the related models? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:24 |
lqdice__ |
what im doing now is making my own blackholecallback and just returning false |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:23 |
lqdice__ |
is it possible to disable blackhole detection for certain actions ? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:19 |
teknoid |
np |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:19 |
teknoid |
aarkerio: i.e. error is automatically displayed if you use input() |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:19 |
aarkerio |
thx teknoid |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:18 |
teknoid |
aarkerio: the other way around |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:18 |
aarkerio |
so, no $form->error in input but yes in another kind ,rigth? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:18 |
teknoid |
aarkerio: because textarea() is not input() |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:17 |
aarkerio |
I did beacuse in form->textarea I don't see the error messages |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:17 |
teknoid |
aarkerio: then you don't need error() ... input() handles that for you |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:17 |
teknoid |
agentbob: np |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:17 |
agentbob |
teknoid: ah, thanks! |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:16 |
aarkerio |
yea! |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:16 |
teknoid |
aarkerio: do you use $form->input()? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:16 |
teknoid |
agentbob: what does it say under "complex find conditions"? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:16 |
agentbob |
http://manual.cakephp.org/view/312/models claims $conditions is a string |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:15 |
aarkerio |
the weird situation is I am seeing the validate message twice |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:15 |
agentbob |
under the models section of the manual |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:15 |
agentbob |
i did, it only mentions using a sql string |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:15 |
teknoid |
agentbob: why not look in the manual, like i suggested? |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:15 |
aarkerio |
HI! I set a validation rule in my Model and set $form->error('Model.field'); in my view |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:15 |
agentbob |
teknoid: do you know of any examples? trying to look at dbo_source and model_php5 but it's not overly simple... |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:13 |
teknoid |
agentbob: actually, no 1.1 supports 'or' arrays as well |
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Aug 8th 2008, 12:12 |
agentbob |
bah... guess i'll stick to custom sql string |