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Mar 1st 2018, 17:21 |
 bmcwhirter |
But I assume I need to put something in a use line, though, wouldn't I? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 17:20 |
hakuna |
Hello guys |
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Mar 1st 2018, 17:18 |
savant |
in cake2 you need to require the autoload but otherwise its fine |
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Mar 1st 2018, 17:18 |
savant |
autoload works in cake3 |
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Mar 1st 2018, 17:15 |
bmcwhirter |
If I added a module (phpseclib/phpseclib) using composer, how so I use it in a custom shell? Do I have to load it first or is it autoloaded? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 17:11 |
obinoob |
i'm having unknown column in where clause... |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:49 |
wouterdt |
@savant I'm sorry, I don't know how to do that. How would that work in CakePHP 2? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:45 |
savant |
wouterdt: ah I see. Maybe just put it in a trait in the plugin, and then include that trait? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:43 |
obinoob |
What possible conditions fit: ...find('list') all registries from Teams where Teams.id AND Users.id are NOT present UserTeams... TableRegistry::get('Teams')->find('list')->where([ ??? ]); |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:42 |
joe |
using version 3.3.16 |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:41 |
wouterdt |
How would I reference that? Would something like 'rule' => 'PluginName.validationFunction' work? And where would I place this function? In the AppModel of the plugin? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:40 |
joe |
then jquery replaces <%= key %> with the int value as approriate |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:40 |
joe |
<script id="orderChildrenTemplate" type="text/template"> <?php echo $this->element('orders/order_children'); ?> </script> <a href="#" class="add">Add Child</a> |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:40 |
joe |
it get's pulled into the page via: |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:39 |
slackebot1 |
value="9">9 Months</option><option value="10">10 Months</option><option value="11">11 Months</option><option value="12">12 Months</option></select> |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:39 |
joe |
<select name="orderChildren[<%= key %>][age_months]" class="form-control"><option value="" selected="selected">Months</option><option value="0">0 Months</option><option value="1">1 Months</option><option value="2">2 Months</option><option value="3">3 Months</option><option value="4">4 Months</option><option value="5">5 Months</option><option value="6">6 Months</option><option value="7">7 Months</option><option value="8">8 Months</option><option |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:39 |
joe |
I have the html in a template |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:39 |
savant |
its just referencing the Plugin class holding the rule. |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:39 |
savant |
wouterdt: yeah if its just a rule, you can add it to a validator like normal |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:38 |
savant |
what is the html without jquery? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:38 |
savant |
interesting, maybe the name is set weird? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:35 |
joe |
if I don't use jquery and create the element in the view it works fine |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:35 |
joe |
yes it's not in $this->request->data |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:35 |
wouterdt |
Is there any way to put a custom validation rule in a plugin and use it in a model (not a plugin model)? I'm using CakePHP 2 |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:34 |
savant |
and what happens if you dont use jquery, does it work? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:34 |
savant |
or doesnt serialize properly? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:34 |
savant |
so is it just not in `$this->request->data` |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:32 |
joe |
jquery replaces the $key with the int value |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:31 |
slackebot1 |
]); |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:31 |
joe |
I'm using templates so originally that field is defined by: echo $this->Form->select("orderChildren.{$key}.age_months", $ageMonths, [ 'empty' => 'Months', 'div' => false, 'class' => "form-control", 'label' => false, 'required' => false, 'value' => isset($delivery['rental_type']) ? $delivery['rental_type'] : '', |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:30 |
joe |
$this->Form->unlockField('orderChildren[2][age_months]'); |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:30 |
joe |
I've added this in the view |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:30 |
slackebot1 |
value="9">9 Months</option><option value="10">10 Months</option><option value="11">11 Months</option><option value="12">12 Months</option></select> |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:30 |
joe |
<select name="orderChildren[2][age_months]" class="form-control"><option value="" selected="selected">Months</option><option value="0">0 Months</option><option value="1">1 Months</option><option value="2">2 Months</option><option value="3">3 Months</option><option value="4">4 Months</option><option value="5">5 Months</option><option value="6">6 Months</option><option value="7">7 Months</option><option value="8">8 Months</option><option |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:30 |
joe |
here's the input element that get's generated via jquery: |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:28 |
savant |
@joe can you show us the code you are using? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:28 |
savant |
wouterdt: dont worry, we saw hunter2 |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:28 |
joe |
this is for associated data. Any ideas? |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:28 |
joe |
hey I'm using jquery to dynamically create form input elements, but the data isn't being passed into my controller from these input fields. I passed the name of the dynamically created field to unlockField but it's still not going through. |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:28 |
alexmax |
welp |
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Mar 1st 2018, 16:27 |
wouterdt |
that was not very smart :P |