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Sep 29th 2016, 20:50 |
jec |
I'm using 2.8.3 |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:50 |
jec |
hi, is it still possible to use the email component from a controller like this: $this->Email ? |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:47 |
 adityapansari |
hey! In my case - created is the column name and from_date and to_date which are the form data. I did not get you. May you please give a example. thanks |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:44 |
ndm |
Actually, enabling `multiValue` isn't the way to go in that case, mixed up things, sorry... |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:38 |
ndm |
You may want to either always run the filter, and implement a proper check for the required fields your own, or nest the fields under `created` and enable the `multiValue` option |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:38 |
ndm |
@adityapansari Actually you're passing nothing... unless `alwaysRun` is enabled, a filter will only do its work when the configured field (in this case `created`) is present in the search request, and yours only contains `from_date` and `to_date`. |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:32 |
adityapansari |
http://localhost:8765/appointments/appointment-report?from_date=2016-09-01andto_date=2016-09-03& |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:31 |
adityapansari |
date |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:31 |
ndm |
in your request |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:30 |
ndm |
@adityapansari What value are you passing for the `created` field of your callback filter? |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:27 |
adityapansari |
->add('patient_id', 'Search.Like', [ 'before' => true, 'after' => true, 'field' => [$this->Patients->aliasField('id')]], ['filterEmpty' => true]) |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:27 |
adityapansari |
And this one is working fine. |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:26 |
adityapansari |
*tried debugging |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:26 |
adityapansari |
I also tried the code , I found that callback is not executing. please help! |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:19 |
kitcat711_ |
even when i remove the UsersController.php file |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:19 |
kitcat711_ |
got a strange warning: Headers already sent in /mycakeApp/src/Controller/Api/UsersController.php:46 |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:19 |
kitcat711_ |
bonsoir |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:16 |
adityapansari |
I also try this - ->add('created', 'Search.Callback', [ 'callback' => function ($query, $args, $manager) { return $query->andWhere(["Events.start >=" => new FrozenTime($args['from_date'])]) ->andWhere(["Events.start =" = new FrozenTime($args['to_date'])]); } ]); but it also did not work. |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:15 |
slackebot |
it is not working. |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:15 |
adityapansari |
Hey , I am using search plugin https://github.com/FriendsOfCake/search> So , In my events table , I added - $this->searchManager() ->add('created', 'Search.Callback', [ 'callback' => function ($query, $args, $manager) { return $query->andWhere(["Events.start >=" => $args['from_date']]) ->andWhere(["Events.start <=" = $args['to_date']]); } |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:07 |
associatee |
You see, there's an associated row that actually satisfies the matching condition, but it's not being loaded |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:07 |
associatee |
>contain(['PpcConjuntosEquivalencias' => function($q) use ($projetoId){ return $q->matching('Representante.ProjetoEstruturas', function($sq) use ($projetoId) { return $sq->where(['ProjetoEstruturas.projeto_id' => $projetoId]); }); |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:07 |
associatee |
but it's not working properly |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:06 |
associatee |
but I want to filter by sub associations |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:06 |
sazpaimon |
mind you, my cake knowledge is very limited so I could be missing something |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:06 |
associatee |
So I pass a query to the contain |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:06 |
associatee |
but I want to filter it |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:06 |
associatee |
I'm loading an association |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:06 |
associatee |
hey guys |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:05 |
sazpaimon |
If I use a component, then I can simply mock that component in $this->generate() and not have to mock out any of the controller methods |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:03 |
sazpaimon |
how do I load a service class via $components/helpers/uses? That's kind of my goal here |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:01 |
admad |
s/i/it |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:00 |
admad |
though i can be just a general service class, doesnt have to be a component |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:00 |
admad |
a wrapper class sounds good. |
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Sep 29th 2016, 20:00 |
sazpaimon |
only thing I can think of is make a very thin wrapper using a component, that way I can mock the SDK in $this->generate(...) |
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Sep 29th 2016, 19:59 |
sazpaimon |
problem is, I don't see an easy way to mock the facebook sdk in my controller unit tests. |
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Sep 29th 2016, 19:58 |
sazpaimon |
for instance, I want to load the Facebook SDK for a controller. The only plugin for 2.x hasn't been updated in years and uses an unsupported SDK version, so I'll need to load the latest SDK version via composer |
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Sep 29th 2016, 19:56 |
sazpaimon |
they aren't dev dependencies |
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Sep 29th 2016, 19:55 |
admad |
*load |
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Sep 29th 2016, 19:55 |
admad |
sazpaimon: why not just loading the dependencies using "require-dev" ? |
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Sep 29th 2016, 19:47 |
sazpaimon |
seems like the best way would be to wrap the dependency in a component and mock the component out in the controller test |