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May 27th 2016, 08:08 |
 neon1024 |
It's not even 10am! |
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May 27th 2016, 08:08 |
spriz |
Oh, howâ??s Cakefest?! :) Any blog posts about it yet? :) |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
birdy247 |
most importantly, have you consumed any beers yet |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
spriz |
okay :slightly_smiling_face: Damn.. thatâ??s also how Iâ??ve done it before :S |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
neon1024 |
Morning birdy247 |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
birdy247 |
caked fested up |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
neon1024 |
Yeps |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
spriz |
eg load it in the AppController and use those settings across user/admin controllers |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
birdy247 |
@neon1024: morning |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
neon1024 |
I have a different auth adapter for my api |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
spriz |
Yeah, that was what I meant with â??same settings" |
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May 27th 2016, 08:07 |
neon1024 |
No, just use the 1 AuthComponent implementation |
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May 27th 2016, 08:06 |
spriz |
okay, so you load the samme settings in terms of the Auth component and use them across both user/admin controllers? |
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May 27th 2016, 08:06 |
spriz |
In my case, the â??userâ? facing part is only registering/managing your user, and then what is â??usableâ? is a REST api |
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May 27th 2016, 08:06 |
neon1024 |
Just have Auth as normal in AppController |
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May 27th 2016, 08:05 |
spriz |
damn, didnâ??t see your message neon1024 :P But! When youâ??re doing your admin controllers and using prefix, how are you handling authorisation? |
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May 27th 2016, 08:00 |
unholyknight |
any ideas? |
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May 27th 2016, 08:00 |
unholyknight |
i have a behavior running on beforeRules which are operations needed before validation rules are digested, but it either doesnâ??t get called or is failing validation before reaching the behavior. |
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May 27th 2016, 07:56 |
bravo-kernel |
aha, let me try that, makes sense |
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May 27th 2016, 07:55 |
fquffio |
bravo-kernel: i think that you still need to run `$this->response->etag()`, but if you load `RequestHandlerComponent` you'll be able to skip the `$this->response->checkNotModified()` part. |
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May 27th 2016, 07:53 |
bravo-kernel |
I have a feeling I must do more than just add RequestHandler to respond with an Etag |
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May 27th 2016, 07:52 |
bravo-kernel |
\o |
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May 27th 2016, 07:52 |
k4t |
o/ |
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May 27th 2016, 07:52 |
bravo-kernel |
Am I misreading this or are Etags handled autmatically when RequestHandler is used in my app? |
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May 27th 2016, 07:51 |
bravo-kernel |
To take advantage of this header, you must either call the Cake\Network\Response::checkNotModified() method manually **or** include the RequestHandlerComponent in your controller |
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May 27th 2016, 07:51 |
fquffio |
ok, that plugin simply does a `str_replace` to escape `%`s and `_`s |
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May 27th 2016, 07:51 |
bravo-kernel |
The books mentions this about [Etag headers](http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/controllers/request-response.html#the-etag-header): |
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May 27th 2016, 07:48 |
fquffio |
neon1024: thanks, I will |
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May 27th 2016, 07:46 |
neon1024 |
I'd recommend checking out the friendsofcake/search plugin |
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May 27th 2016, 07:44 |
fquffio |
dakota: apologies, I misused the term "sanitized". i mean that I want to have control over "%" operators and suchâ?¦ |
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May 27th 2016, 07:42 |
dakota |
fquffio: `â??field LIKEâ?? => $userData` will sanitize it for you |
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May 27th 2016, 07:38 |
fquffio |
Hello, everybody. What is the most "Cake-ish" way to sanitize user input when issuing a `LIKE` condition? |
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May 27th 2016, 07:37 |
alanderouen |
morning all :) |
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May 27th 2016, 07:35 |
hmic |
http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/core-libraries/events.html#establishing-priorities |
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May 27th 2016, 07:33 |
hmic |
unholyknight: you need to setup events and use priorities on them i guess |
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May 27th 2016, 07:21 |
neon1024 |
spriz: Morning! |
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May 27th 2016, 07:14 |
unholyknight |
two behaviors that is, not two events |
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May 27th 2016, 07:14 |
unholyknight |
In what order are behaviors run? Are they run in the order that they are assigned to a table? I have two events that need to run on beforeRules but they need to run in a specific order |
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May 27th 2016, 07:14 |
spriz |
neon1024: are you around? :) |
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May 27th 2016, 07:12 |
voycey |
5pm now |
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May 27th 2016, 07:10 |
okatsuralau |
In my tests, only the $this->Controller->request->session()->write() actually persist to database, but I need to get the sessions of the logged in users |