Log message #4213906

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# Nov 19th 2019, 08:30 javier.villanueva morning
# Nov 19th 2019, 08:28 val Hi, where can I find a list of core validation rules for 3.x like https://book.cakephp.org/2/en/models/data-validation.html#core-validation-rules?
# Nov 19th 2019, 07:43 pieceof > jp5421 make sure to use method:post
# Nov 19th 2019, 06:44 conehead And make sure your route is setup correctly if you do not follow the standards
# Nov 19th 2019, 06:43 conehead @johnpaul5421 Just use `$form->create` once and inspect the html object in your browser. You will see how the link will have to look like
# Nov 18th 2019, 20:44 johnpaul5421 any ideas for the form to send the data through the action to the controller? This is without using echo $form->create and echo $form->submit('Save');
# Nov 18th 2019, 20:32 johnpaul5421 I still get object not found, The requested URL was not found on this server. error 404.
# Nov 18th 2019, 20:26 johnpaul5421 sorry " " > the remainder I forgot to type.
# Nov 18th 2019, 20:26 johnpaul5421 e.g. shopping_carts for ShoppingCartsController and the public function name in ShoppingCartsController is add.
# Nov 18th 2019, 20:25 johnpaul5421 <form method="post" id="form" action="/shopping_carts/add
# Nov 18th 2019, 20:24 johnpaul5421 thanks michaelze, I keep getting this url cannot be found on the server hmm.
# Nov 18th 2019, 19:56 michaelze And maybe rethink the "not using the FormHelper" part of your question... :slightly_smiling_face:
# Nov 18th 2019, 19:55 michaelze Just use the URL to your controller action as the form's action. Usually, that's /<controllername>/<action> where <controllername> is the under_scored version of the controller's name (e.g. shopping_carts for ShoppingCartsController. The <action> is just the name of the action function in your controller...
# Nov 18th 2019, 19:51 johnpaul5421 Sorry, I just wanted to get some feedback. Using Cakephp 2.0, how can I submit form data from a view class to the controller without using the functions echo $form->create and echo $form->submit('Save'); My Action function is Add in the controller, which then will apply $this->RequestHandler->isAjax() or isPost.
# Nov 18th 2019, 18:58 luizcmarin I saw that "file input, Kartik" was added to the cake4 update. Does anyone have any information on how to use it on cake?
# Nov 18th 2019, 18:53 devito Has anyone ever used angular as the frontend and cake as the backend? Whats that experience like?
# Nov 18th 2019, 18:48 ricksaccous oops wrong window
# Nov 18th 2019, 18:48 ricksaccous y
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:24 jotpe `$this->get()` seems to work.
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:21 jotpe Yes, it's latest 3.x
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:19 admad *I don't think
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:19 admad i think view vars passed to View class ever populated it's view builder. In 4.x `View` doesn't even have a viewbuilder
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:18 admad @jotpe just use $this->get() in the view
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:09 dereuromark is that latest 3.x? sounds like the proper delegation is then not yet fixed in 3.x series.
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:04 slackebot <jotpe>
# Nov 18th 2019, 17:04 jotpe Any ideas why in my custom view I can't access my view Variables via `viewBuilder()->getVar()`?
# Nov 18th 2019, 16:09 johnpaul5421 css, is there anyway to redirect this form submitted data to the control, using the Action parameter, so that when I submit the request to the control, then create a function add, $this->RequestHandler->isAjax(). Also is it possible to do this in the view form, without using echo $form->create and echo $form->submit('Save'); echo $form->end(); I just created a big form using the regular html way.
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:56 johnpaul5421 Hello everyone,
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:28 peppejaripappalardo Hello to everyone, i need a little help for muffin/trash for soft-delete. I have to remove a behavior on UsersTable from a custom class. Is correct to do it with this code? `TableRegistry::get('Users')->removeBehavior('Trash');` ` TableRegistry::get('Users')->addBehavior('Muffin/Trash.Trash', [` ` 'events' => ['Model.beforeFind']` ` ]);`
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:28 neon1024 Then you might consider a virtual field
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:23 lpj145 thanks @neon1024 but i'm not using a FormHelp, is only for API.
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:11 neon1024 Worth bearing in mind, if you overwrote the error structure the form helper would not be able to automatically output the validation errors
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:10 neon1024 ..but if you needed to do it I’d write an entity accessor method which wrapped `getErrors()` and returned your custom format
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:10 neon1024 Changing the way an entity reports it’s errors seems pointless
# Nov 18th 2019, 15:10 neon1024 Errors are keyed by the name of the validation rule
# Nov 18th 2019, 14:55 lpj145 without write some logic ?
# Nov 18th 2019, 14:55 lpj145 is possible ?
# Nov 18th 2019, 14:55 lpj145 i'm think on "errors": [ "nasname": "my custom validation message here"]
# Nov 18th 2019, 14:54 lpj145 i'be used this options but, he not alter structure of errors, only, placeholder my message validation.
# Nov 18th 2019, 14:34 neon1024 @lpj145 You use the `'message'` option in the validation configuration
# Nov 18th 2019, 13:59 lpj145 i think is not a good data structure to verify on client side.