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Dec 3rd, 10:06 |
 noel |
With xdebug I'm steppeing through the code and able to get to a certain point. But if I put a break point in at that point and run instead of step, then it doesn't break. Has anyone experienced this? Any ideas why? |
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Dec 3rd, 09:56 |
turkles |
ok odd console thing was... php.ini had short tags disabled |
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Dec 3rd, 09:10 |
challgren |
another plugin converted to 4.x https://github.com/bcrowe/cakephp-encrypted-type/pull/3 |
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Dec 3rd, 09:08 |
spriz |
(the `App` folder :slightly_smiling_face: ) |
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Dec 3rd, 09:08 |
spriz |
@brian.french Here you can see a "full blown" app in `tests` :slightly_smiling_face: https://github.com/FriendsOfCake/crud/tree/master/tests |
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Dec 3rd, 08:55 |
neon1024 |
I haven’t |
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Dec 3rd, 08:53 |
turkles |
Has anyone seen this before? |
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Dec 3rd, 08:53 |
turkles |
arghhhh I haven't touched cake in a while, and had to re-install php on my mac (brew, @7.3). my app is cake 3.8, and somehow my shell code is reading out all of the files in the Shell folder, rather than parsing them? |
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Dec 3rd, 08:21 |
javier.villanueva |
morning all |
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Dec 3rd, 08:00 |
jotpe |
Morning |
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Dec 3rd, 07:40 |
dsar |
BC -> breaking changes |
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Dec 3rd, 06:42 |
md.islam11 |
full meaning please |
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Dec 3rd, 06:41 |
md.islam11 |
"BC" means??? |
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Dec 3rd, 06:41 |
md.islam11 |
4.x hidden BC break => migration guide #6075 |
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Dec 3rd, 06:41 |
md.islam11 |
Hello |
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Dec 3rd, 06:38 |
brian.french |
examples. |
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Dec 3rd, 06:38 |
brian.french |
I have, and I think I've come up with a good way to do this. Yeah awesome-cakephp is a great resource of example! |
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Dec 3rd, 02:06 |
francisdoydora |
thanks, but I already have the ```->email('email')``` rule applied, but emails like gmail.con or yahoo.con still pass thru |
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Dec 3rd, 02:01 |
brian.french |
I also require the email address on creation, though |
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Dec 3rd, 02:01 |
brian.french |
Here's how I'm doing it in a 3.8.x app, which seems to work as expected: `$validator` `->email('email')` `->requirePresence('email', 'create')` `->notEmpty('email');` |
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Dec 3rd, 01:53 |
francisdoydora |
is there any way to know that an email is valid before it can be saved to the database? I already set this in validation ```$validator ->email('email') ->allowEmptyString('email', null, false) ->add('email', 'validFormat', [ 'rule' => 'email', 'message' => 'E-mail must be valid' ]);``` but emails like gmail.con still pass thru |
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Dec 3rd, 01:37 |
brian.french |
I haven't played with nginx. does it support .htaccess files? |
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Dec 3rd, 01:36 |
slackebot |
plugin there. Would it be best to create a mock application under tests/test_app? I've seen that done, but i haven't seen any official documentation on how to do this. |
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Dec 3rd, 01:36 |
brian.french |
So, Testing plugins question... what is the cake way to test your plugins from a standalone perspective, but as if it was running within a larger application? I tried importing the cakephp/app skeleton via composer, but the bootstrapping, etc. has been very hacky to get it to work, then the controller test within the plugin doesn't like to run correctly, since you can't modify the cakephp/app/src/Application.php's bootstrap to add the |
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Dec 2nd, 22:49 |
daniel.upshaw |
I think the mixed case is growing on me, for the templates directory |
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Dec 2nd, 20:39 |
dan_w |
my nginx settings look correct |
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Dec 2nd, 20:39 |
dan_w |
cannot figure it out |
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Dec 2nd, 20:38 |
dan_w |
hi everyone. I have a cakephp app on my nginx server and it works great. however, i also have another cakephp app for a subdomain on the same server and it works except for accessing files in webroot, gives me a jsController not found CssController not found etc. cakephp 3.8 |
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Dec 2nd, 19:30 |
ricksaccous |
@jotpe no problem dyud |
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Dec 2nd, 19:30 |
jotpe |
`$query->contain(['Users' => ['Names'], 'Terminations'])` `->leftJoin('Terminations')` `->where(['OR' => ['Terminations.id IS' => NULL, 'Terminations.effective >=' => new DateTime()]]);` |
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Dec 2nd, 19:29 |
jotpe |
Thanks @ricksaccous that's it: |
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Dec 2nd, 19:14 |
ricksaccous |
Terminations.effective or whatever |
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Dec 2nd, 19:14 |
ricksaccous |
and do the other one as well |
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Dec 2nd, 19:14 |
ricksaccous |
i think you can do where Terminations.id IS NULL at that point |
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Dec 2nd, 19:13 |
ricksaccous |
what the conditions are i dunno off the top of my head |
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Dec 2nd, 19:13 |
ricksaccous |
$query->leftJoinWith('Terminations')->where([ 'OR' => [some conditions here] |
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Dec 2nd, 19:12 |
ricksaccous |
if you want to do what you're doing |
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Dec 2nd, 19:12 |
ricksaccous |
you would have to left join terminations and use an or statement or something |
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Dec 2nd, 19:11 |
ricksaccous |
either you want ones without or want ones with |
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Dec 2nd, 19:11 |
ricksaccous |
yeah those are both contradictory |
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Dec 2nd, 19:11 |
jotpe |
`$query->contain(['Users' => ['Names'], 'Terminations'])` `->notMatching('Terminations')` `->matching('Terminations', function (Query $query) {` `return $query->where(['Terminations.effective >=' => new DateTime()]);` `});` |