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# May 26th 2017, 07:33 narendravaghela @admad could you please help me to define the structure for my application?
# May 26th 2017, 07:27 chris-andre Morning!
# May 26th 2017, 06:59 kareylo Hi there !
# May 26th 2017, 06:51 narendravaghela and there will be a reference id to make the relationship
# May 26th 2017, 06:51 narendravaghela and all those store will be stored in database table e.g. stores
# May 26th 2017, 06:51 narendravaghela for example, store admin can create multiple stores
# May 26th 2017, 06:50 narendravaghela and the database is common
# May 26th 2017, 06:47 narendravaghela kind of saas structure
# May 26th 2017, 06:46 narendravaghela each store has it’s own data
# May 26th 2017, 06:46 narendravaghela I mean in the system, there will be many stores
# May 26th 2017, 06:46 narendravaghela Right, but whatever the store admin will do, I need to add its id as a reference in all the entities
# May 26th 2017, 06:39 admad why? it's just a matter of different authorization rules
# May 26th 2017, 06:24 narendravaghela It is about defining the application architecture - Admin panel: It has full access to all the entities and functions - Store Admin Panel: It has full access to all the data associated to that particular store What is the best practice? Should I create 2 different CakePHP applications?
# May 26th 2017, 01:43 jeremyharris @metoyoko no problem!
# May 26th 2017, 01:41 royalty has anyone written a couchbase data source?
# May 26th 2017, 01:41 royalty out of curiosity
# May 26th 2017, 01:41 metoyoko @jeremyharris thanks for response
# May 26th 2017, 01:40 jeremyharris @metoyoko perhaps you’re looking for extending views: https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/views.html#extending-views> or, elements: <https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/views.html#elements
# May 26th 2017, 01:39 metoyoko hi all, using cakephp 3.4 how to reference additional/another ctp inside default.ctp? because I want to extend my hidden modal. thanks
# May 25th 2017, 23:40 hiromi2424 medel_: not underscore but hyphen
# May 25th 2017, 23:31 jeremyharris bye!
# May 25th 2017, 23:30 obinoob you
# May 25th 2017, 23:30 obinoob ;) see your latter
# May 25th 2017, 23:30 jeremyharris No problem, I'm happy to help!
# May 25th 2017, 23:29 jeremyharris Yowza
# May 25th 2017, 23:27 obinoob need to switch device now bed time and it's about 40ºC
# May 25th 2017, 23:26 obinoob slackebot: jeremyharris you're a nice fellow :) thank you for your patience
# May 25th 2017, 23:26 obinoob I will and the fact that I can't create an unique instance and pass my params drives me a bit crazy I'm self learning person so always looking to find proper answers only rest when I get my answer :)
# May 25th 2017, 23:25 jeremyharris If you need it in the controller, make a getter that just caches the var on first call
# May 25th 2017, 23:24 jeremyharris You don't need out anywhere else, so it's fine :)
# May 25th 2017, 23:24 obinoob slackebot: yes I was doing that but that felt wrong
# May 25th 2017, 23:24 jeremyharris On the trait
# May 25th 2017, 23:23 jeremyharris Make it when you need it
# May 25th 2017, 23:17 obinoob slackebot: not an easy task to me lol
# May 25th 2017, 23:15 obinoob slackebot: where should I create UserData instance?
# May 25th 2017, 23:12 obinoob slackebot: 2) remove AppRules constructor
# May 25th 2017, 23:12 obinoob slackebot: 1) replace Controller constructor by public function initialize() { parent::initialize(); }
# May 25th 2017, 23:10 jeremyharris Then make it a component :P
# May 25th 2017, 23:10 jeremyharris So use initialize instead :) removing the constructor override will help. Then remove the trait constructor and just call a method that sets up the user instead. Problems solved
# May 25th 2017, 23:08 obinoob slackebot: I'm afraid so
# May 25th 2017, 23:08 jeremyharris You're currently overriding it with different parameters than the parent constructor expects, so things will definitely break