Log message #112488

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# Aug 8th 2008, 17:15 Howard`` is it needed ?
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:15 yoris teknoid, any sugestions?
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:15 Howard`` curious, what exactly is the tests folder?
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:14 teknoid yoris: i really don't think cake is the right answer... soundslike you need some tool/process for csv to sql conversion (possibly with some batch facility)
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:14 yoris teknoid, its a javascript app so, its only one url that does just bout everything
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:13 yoris teknoid, sql abstraction mostly not using views in ANY way. i have 7 lines of html code, that rules out scaffolding and helpers
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:11 NOSLOW gwoo: 8 hrs later, I have a test case that shows a problem with changeset 7393
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:10 teknoid yoris: well what features of the framework are you using for this? other than the 40% you had to modify? :)
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:09 zmonteca TommyO: is there a way to make an AJAX request via get method vs. post? seems like the default is post.
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:08 zmonteca TommyO: i get the debug params when going to the script directly.
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:08 teknoid yoris: maybe cake isn't the solution for your problem?
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:07 yoris teknoid, no, no, but i was trying to make my situation clear, btw, the code was not a class plugged into the controller, the thing is that the stable version of cake is very limited in advanced sql language, basically i had to modify like 40% of its logic for my needs, 1.2 seems to be promising though
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:04 TommyO Azhi_Dahaka_: clear it's value in $this->data array in the controller
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:04 zmonteca TommyO: yeah, i was getting the print outs.
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:03 TommyO what happens if you do go to the url in a browser? you should get the print_r() in your default layout, no?
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:03 teknoid yoris: don't think sqlalchemy is related to cakephp in any way
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:01 zmonteca TommyO: now what...LOL????
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:01 zmonteca TommyO: yeah, i just renamed the methods and i'm getting the same result.
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:00 TommyO zmonteca: that's a good sign, sorta. it gives you a direction to look in
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:00 yoris teknoid, sqlAlchemy has a flush method that executes all sql cached sentences
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:00 TommyO zmonteca: sounds like the request may not be completeing
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:00 Azhi_Dahaka_ in a form... is there a way to avoid reloading the data into a form field?
# Aug 8th 2008, 17:00 zmonteca TommyO: I actually don't see a response header at all....
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:59 yoris teknoid, lol, me too!!!!!
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:59 Azhi_Dahaka_ how can i avoid a field to get an autovalue?
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:59 zmonteca TommyO: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1212404311
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:59 yoris teknoid,
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:59 teknoid yoris: not really, that has little to do with cakephp and i'm too tired to try to figure out that code :)
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:58 yoris teknoid, thats not an option, other sugestions?
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:58 yoris teknoid, the thing is that im managing over 10.000 csv rows, php cache just blows over the roof for what i am doing, besides, i need to check and re-check the cahed array to see if lower rows are beeing duplicated... it could be solved if the save sentence would SAVE in that moment and not wait till everything is done
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 TommyO firebug will tell you the response code
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 TommyO zmonteca: sorry. you said you're getting nothing back from the server on the ajax call. is it a blank 200 or a 404?
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 teknoid TommyO: lol
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 TommyO haha! another one!
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 TommyO memo too myself: if you're going to mock someone on a typo, don't have any typos in your mock
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 TommyO *dog
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 TommyO teknoid: is that like giving it to a little cross-eyed do and shooing it through the door into your Model?
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 zmonteca TommyO: when you say blank page, do you mean accessing that controller method direct vs. ajax?
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:57 teknoid yoris: looking at that code you are not leveraging the framework in any way, it's like you took some php class and pugged into your model (?)
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:54 TommyO zmonteca: well, pr() will do a cleaenr print_r() and debug() will give you a little more info
# Aug 8th 2008, 16:54 zmonteca TommyO: cool. thanks. I was just accessing when i needed to debug, but that looks a lot better.