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May 26th 2016, 16:02 |
MarcosDantas |
hi guys |
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May 26th 2016, 15:57 |
MarcosDantas |
$entity->accessible('users_id', ['guard' => false]); |
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May 26th 2016, 15:56 |
MarcosDantas |
its possible? |
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May 26th 2016, 15:56 |
MarcosDantas |
i cannot disable guard in behavior |
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May 26th 2016, 15:32 |
Neon1024x |
Guest92387, Perhaps! |
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May 26th 2016, 15:29 |
hmic |
!tell Guest92387 about ask |
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May 26th 2016, 15:28 |
Guest92387 |
can help me? |
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May 26th 2016, 15:28 |
Guest92387 |
im need help with behavior |
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May 26th 2016, 15:28 |
Guest92387 |
Hi guys! |
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May 26th 2016, 15:27 |
Marcos |
can help me? |
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May 26th 2016, 15:27 |
Marcos |
im need help with behavior |
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May 26th 2016, 15:27 |
Marcos |
Hi guys! |
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May 26th 2016, 15:23 |
gigikent |
luv u guyz :P |
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May 26th 2016, 15:22 |
 nemmons |
you could also do `$this->addAssociations(['belongsTo' => ['Attacks','Sniffers']]); |
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May 26th 2016, 15:21 |
Neon1024x |
$this->belongsTo('Attacks'); $this->belongsTo('Sniffers'); |
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May 26th 2016, 15:21 |
Neon1024x |
And I'd refactor to make each belongsTo() into it's own call, just as it is in bake |
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May 26th 2016, 15:21 |
nemmons |
yeah if you want to use belongsTo you need to make 1 call per association |
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May 26th 2016, 15:21 |
Neon1024x |
In which case I would summise that it doesn't take an array |
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May 26th 2016, 15:20 |
gigikent |
Events is not associated with Attacks) |
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May 26th 2016, 15:20 |
gigikent |
$events = $this->Events->find('all')->contain(['Attacks', 'Sniffers']); |
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May 26th 2016, 15:20 |
Neon1024x |
So a typo in your query, usually in a contain() for me |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
Neon1024x |
gigikent, If you're in cake 3 it's Attacks not Attack |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
Neon1024x |
In 3.x all the options have been removed in favour of string templates |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
gigikent |
I have 3 tables, attacks(id), sniffers(id), events(id, attack_id, sniffer_id) What would be the correct association in EventsTable? I have $this->belongsTo(['Sniffers', 'Attacks']) but this throws this error: Events is not associated with Attack |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
VzlaCaker |
=( |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
nemmons |
doesn't look like it, not without editing the template |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
Neon1024x |
Edit the template :p |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
VzlaCaker |
Is there a way then, to add a class to that div so that I can manipulate it through CSS? |
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May 26th 2016, 15:19 |
Neon1024x |
VzlaCaker, Yep :s |
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May 26th 2016, 15:17 |
nemmons |
Yeah 3.x is so much better than 2.x in so many ways but every once in a while as i'm upgrading my app i find something that makes me miss 2.x a little bit |
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May 26th 2016, 15:17 |
nemmons |
VzlaCaker as a far as i can tell after a brief read through the code http://api.cakephp.org/3.2/source-class-Cake.View.Helper.FormHelper.html there's no way to stop the FormHelper from displaying a div. like Neon1024x says you might be able to define a custom template string and pass it in but i'm not sure even that would work |
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May 26th 2016, 15:16 |
VzlaCaker |
Sometimes I miss cake 2 |
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May 26th 2016, 15:15 |
VzlaCaker |
Wow, that seems a lot of work for a simple task :( |
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May 26th 2016, 15:15 |
Neon1024x |
VzlaCaker, You might even be able to pass the template into the helper options, would be worth looking at the book to check |
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May 26th 2016, 15:15 |
Neon1024x |
VzlaCaker, You'd have to update the form templates, which you can do before you call the form helper |
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May 26th 2016, 15:15 |
gigikent |
I have 3 tables, attacks(id), sniffers(id), events(id, attack_id, sniffer_id) What would be the correct association in EventsTable? I have $this->belongsTo(['Sniffers', 'Attacks']) but this throws this error: Events is not associated with Attack |
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May 26th 2016, 15:13 |
dakota |
Whoâ??s not at cakefest? |
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May 26th 2016, 15:08 |
VzlaCaker |
Select element |
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May 26th 2016, 15:07 |
nemmons |
VzlaCaker what form element |
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May 26th 2016, 15:06 |
VzlaCaker |
Hello. I am trying to disable or turn off a specific div tag, inside a form element. In the past I use 'div' = > false, but it doesnt work for cakephp 3.2.8. I only want to disable it for one input element. If is not possible now, is there a way to add a class to it? |
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May 26th 2016, 15:04 |
nemmons |
oh. well, yeah, that would do it. usually easier to access files that exist =P |