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Aug 13th 2019, 03:05 |
 challgren |
Digging into the code it looks cookie based |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:56 |
claudio |
Yeah it's worth the shot, just going to drop a line on the forum to, maybe someone else has some ideas I can try before changing the live server to use database sessions. Thanks for the feedback @challgren |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:54 |
challgren |
Id root around in the CsrfComponent and see what its doing there to set it and verify it |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:54 |
challgren |
Im not 100% honestly |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:53 |
claudio |
component |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:53 |
challgren |
Are you using the component or middleware? |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:53 |
claudio |
@challgren I actually thought the issue could be there, but testing locally, I did delete the tmp/sessions folder and I didn't get any token mismatch exceptions, I did notice some pages were acting up because the session had gone away, but not the csrf in particular. It's worth the try but I wanted to be sure before trying it out. Anything else worth checking? |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:51 |
challgren |
might want a central cache location for your session since it auto scales |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:51 |
claudio |
'Session' => [ 'defaults' => 'cake', 'timeout' => 480 ... |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:49 |
challgren |
How are you storing your cookies? |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:49 |
claudio |
Hi everyone. My current Cake website is hosted in AWS and it allows for auto scaling, works perfectly but recently having migrated to a newer version of cake, we started using the Csrf component ( Not the middleware ) but when the when the server auto scales I sometimes get a token mismatch exception, any way to fix this issue? Thanks |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:34 |
latenal |
@challgren, thanks. It worked. But while I was doing it, I realized that it works as well if I interchange the func and value as `$entityId => 'json_extract(`data`, “$.user_id”)’` |
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Aug 13th 2019, 02:13 |
challgren |
Youd have to use a query function https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/orm/query-builder.html#custom-functions |
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Aug 13th 2019, 01:55 |
slackebot1 |
ignored). How do I fix it? |
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Aug 13th 2019, 01:55 |
latenal |
I have a simple query ``` $query = $this->Logs ->find() ->select(['Logs.id', 'Logs.action', 'Logs.ip', 'Logs.created']); $conditions = [ 'OR' => [ 'user_id' => $entityId, "JSON_EXTRACT(`data`, '$.user_id') =" => $entityId ] ]; $query = $query->where($conditions); ``` When I run it I get only 1 value (`JSON_EXTRACT` seems to be |
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Aug 12th 2019, 22:12 |
slackebot1 |
and it's in the middle of the night, so that's all I have for now, you get the idea :slightly_smiling_face: |
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Aug 12th 2019, 22:12 |
ndm |
@scuadra And here's a quick and dirty example for `belongsToMany` for DBMS' that do support window functions: https://gist.github.com/ndm2/b417e3fa683a972e295dc0e24ef515e3. That might not be the best way to do it, like, there's a redundant `IN` condition, I'm not sure how well this will work with additional conditions on the association, using `FROM` instead of a `JOIN` for the ranked data might be better, etc, but after all it's just an example, |
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Aug 12th 2019, 21:58 |
ricksaccous |
@latenal thanks, the rule idea helped, my code is less convoluted now |
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Aug 12th 2019, 21:03 |
slackebot1 |
$retailTable->find() ->where(['product_id' => $entity->id]) ->count(); return $retail + $wholesale > 0 || !$entity->visible; }, 'visible', [ 'message' => 'Fill in the inventory first', 'errorField' => 'visible' ]); ``` |
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Aug 12th 2019, 21:03 |
latenal |
Here it is: ``` <?php // Check minimum qty $rules->add(function ($entity, $options) { $wholesaleTable = TableRegistry::getTableLocator()->get('ProductWholesalePrices'); $wholesale = $wholesaleTable->find() ->where(['product_id' => $entity->id]) ->count(); $retailTable = TableRegistry::getTableLocator()->get('ProductRetailPrices'); $retail = |
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Aug 12th 2019, 21:01 |
latenal |
I am looking for a code sample.. |
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Aug 12th 2019, 21:00 |
ricksaccous |
rather than whatever i'm doing |
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Aug 12th 2019, 21:00 |
ricksaccous |
hmm that might be a decent idea actually |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:59 |
latenal |
I’ve done it in `buildRules` |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:31 |
ricksaccous |
hmmmm |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:31 |
ricksaccous |
i mean evaluate conditionally |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:30 |
ricksaccous |
the entity doesn't seem to be passed into "context" |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:30 |
ricksaccous |
rather than the request data |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:30 |
ricksaccous |
also what's the best way to deal with a situation where the data i want to evaluate is in the entity |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:18 |
ricksaccous |
is this evil and if so what's a good way to avoid this, lol |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:17 |
slackebot1 |
<ricksaccous> |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:01 |
latenal |
ok, thanks |
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Aug 12th 2019, 20:00 |
ricksaccous |
however you see fit i suppose |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:57 |
latenal |
preg_replace? |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:56 |
latenal |
how do I do that? |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:56 |
ricksaccous |
that's prob one of the only things you'll have to escape i believe, like conditions and places where the param can have special keywords that have unintended consequences |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:55 |
latenal |
I am afraid, the sql will look like `title LIKE '%some%'` |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:54 |
latenal |
and even if `$title = ‘some%’; |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:53 |
latenal |
so will it work if I use this: `$query->where(['title LIKE' => '%' . $title]);`? |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:52 |
ricksaccous |
what's the best way to achieve this validation wise |
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Aug 12th 2019, 19:52 |
ricksaccous |
suppose i want to pop an error in a related model based on the parent model's context |