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Jun 14th 2019, 08:58 |
 acosonic |
hm.... |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:58 |
acosonic |
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11565136/cakeemail-send-html-and-plain-text-message-manually |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:56 |
acosonic |
https://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/Rules/MIME_HTML_ONLY |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:55 |
acosonic |
but it complains about only html email... |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:55 |
acosonic |
https://www.mail-tester.com |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:54 |
acosonic |
I'm just trying to get good score on |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:54 |
acosonic |
hi everyone, how do I send email both html and text... ? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:42 |
dereuromark |
Also if you cant fuck up things on prod :slightly_smiling_face: I wouldnt do it for API things for example. If you forget to set local stuff you might delete/modify via live API |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:42 |
dereuromark |
Joe: for non sensible data yes |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:40 |
admad |
@scuadra it probably doesnt like empty image name. I suggest you use name for a 1x1px tranparent png instead |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:36 |
kgb.acct.personal |
So, I write prod config in `app.php` then I write dev config in `.env`? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:35 |
slackebot1 |
'data-src' => '/cache/images/products/...whatever']). The first argument is empty and the lazyload get the img src from the data-src attribute. My question is whether is possible to avoid that warning? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:35 |
scuadra |
Hello. In Cake 3.7 I get the following notice: Uninitialized string offset: 0 [CORE/src/View/Helper/UrlHelper.php, line 178]. This is the assetUrl() method. However the warning comes from the image() method in this Helper. What I am trying to do is to use jquery lazyload for images because they are too much and the error probably comes because I use the Html image helper like that: $this->Html->image('', ['class' => 'lazyload card-img', |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:34 |
dereuromark |
not the other way around, ever.. ^^ |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:34 |
dereuromark |
like debug mode off - that should be the default, and locally you enable it |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:34 |
kgb.acct.personal |
Putting in `app.php` looks promising |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:34 |
dereuromark |
that often simplifies things and keeps mistakes in prod away |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:34 |
dereuromark |
they "can" default to prod if you wanted to and only overwrite locally and for tests |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:33 |
dereuromark |
for me they would also be ENV then |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:32 |
kgb.acct.personal |
Application-wide constants, not sure where to put them |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:31 |
dereuromark |
what kind of extra configs? They are either persisted (no pwds, keys, etc) or defaulted to nothing and read from ENV where needed. |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:28 |
admad |
why not in app.php itself? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:28 |
kgb.acct.personal |
So, where do I put extra configs? bootstrap.php? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:27 |
admad |
bingo! |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:27 |
kgb.acct.personal |
Ah. I see, it's just for emulating environment variables |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:24 |
dereuromark |
why not using actual ENV to inject here? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:23 |
kgb.acct.personal |
Because on `env.default` states: ``` # Having this file in production is considered a **SECURITY RISK** and also decreases # the boostrap performance of your application. ``` |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:23 |
kgb.acct.personal |
Is it safe to use `.env` on prod? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:23 |
neon1024 |
Morning everyone! :wave: Happy Friday :tada: |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:21 |
val |
Something like a bean in Java. |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:16 |
dereuromark |
see docs, they do if you have name or title field |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:12 |
noel |
Do tables have a default displayField or is this `id`? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 08:00 |
noel |
This seems to work but not sure if it's DRY: ``` $exists = false; $connection = ConnectionManager::get('default'); $tables = $connection->execute('show tables;')->fetchAll('assoc'); foreach (array_values($tables[0]) as $key => $tableName) { if ($alias === $tableName) { $exists = true; } } return $exists; ``` |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:54 |
noel |
What's the best way to check if a db table exists? |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:40 |
val |
Another way to optimize Entity would be to refactor $_properties array to a new class containing only those properties. |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:35 |
spriz |
Not sure how I feel about that, but it works! :) |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:35 |
spriz |
->contain([ 'EanProductRelationTargets' => function (Query $q) { return $q->where(['EanProductRelations.type' => EanProductRelation::TYPE_ALTERNATIVE_PROCUREMENT]); }, ]); |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:35 |
spriz |
``` |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:35 |
spriz |
OK, I can actually just reference that join table in the where :thinking_face: |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:28 |
val |
I tested the memory by using `new MyEntity(...)` and generating the entities with some random values without any query to the database. So the memory overhead due to results buffering was not present. |
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Jun 14th 2019, 07:28 |
spriz |
but how do I reference the join table and not either `articles` or `tags` table? |