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Dec 9th 2019, 11:09 |
 gianmarxgagliardi |
I uploaded the DB of the old tutorial that you told me not to use |
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Dec 9th 2019, 11:07 |
ndm |
I'm getting mixed signals here. If you have a `username` column, then you didn't follow the guide from the beginning, as the example schema doesn't contain a `username` column. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 11:05 |
gianmarxgagliardi |
@ndm exactly thanks |
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Dec 9th 2019, 11:04 |
slackebot2 |
```<h1>Login</h1> <?= $this->Form->create() ?> <?= $this->Form->control('username') ?> <?= $this->Form->control('password') ?> <?= $this->Form->button('Login') ?> <?= $this->Form->end() ?>``` |
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Dec 9th 2019, 11:04 |
gianmarxgagliardi |
in the guide says to do the template like this: ```<h1>Login</h1> <?= $this->Form->create() ?> <?= $this->Form->control('email') ?> <?= $this->Form->control('password') ?> <?= $this->Form->button('Login') ?> <?= $this->Form->end() ?>``` so it gives me this error: ```Database Error PDOException Error: SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'Users.email' in 'where clause'``` to make it work I changed as follows: |
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Dec 9th 2019, 11:03 |
ndm |
@gianmarxgagliardi The error message is pretty clear, the `email` column is missing. Check your database schema and compare it against what the tutorial shows: https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/tutorials-and-examples/cms/database.html |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:58 |
ndm |
@challgren Sounds like you want to migrate to a hybrid capacitor cross-platorm web component based ionic app powered by vuejs... I heard that stuff makes your life soo much easier :) |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:57 |
gianmarxgagliardi |
I follow this guide to login --> https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/tutorials-and-examples/cms/authentication.html after I entered the user and try to log in it gives me the following error ```Database Error PDOException Error: SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'Users.email' in 'where clause'``` |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:57 |
val |
By the way, using `'rule' => [$this, 'checkMyRule'],` instead of the closure validation rule also works fine. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:52 |
val |
@ndm I found it :slightly_smiling_face: https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/orm/validation.html#creating-custom-rule-objects |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:45 |
slackebot2 |
<challgren> |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:34 |
ndm |
@val The ORM is quite a large API, I don't remember reading anything like that. Events, Middlewares, yes, but in the ORM, no idea. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:31 |
challgren |
Yeah true, zxing processing wore me out last week |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:31 |
jotpe |
Finishing feels always better than starting something new , imo. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:30 |
challgren |
Should I finish an Android app or starting implementing a complex feature in my cake app |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:21 |
val |
@ndm Yes, I know. I saw the instructions somewhere in the cookbook, not in the API docs. Somewhere in the pages related to ORM and queries. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:19 |
ndm |
@val Any class that implements `__invoke()` is callable, you may want to be a little more specific as to what CakePHP API you're referring to. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:19 |
dereuromark |
go for it. I still enjoy my morning coffee here |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:18 |
challgren |
What about a biscuit? |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:18 |
dereuromark |
enjoy with a cookie and a cup of tea |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:18 |
challgren |
Haha yep! |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:18 |
dereuromark |
haha, need your daily morning advice? |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:16 |
slackebot2 |
!dereuromark-advice |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:16 |
slackebot2 |
Command sent from Slack by challgren: |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:16 |
slackebot2 |
! dereuromark-advice |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:16 |
slackebot2 |
Command sent from Slack by challgren: |
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Dec 9th 2019, 10:12 |
val |
Hi, I remember I saw the description of how to use classes instead closures in the 3.x cookbook but I can't find it now. Can anyone point to the right place to look? |
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Dec 9th 2019, 09:59 |
ndm |
@ynherag Use the operators function equivalent, `jsonb_exists_any()`, or upgrade to PHP 7.4 which introduced support for escaping parameter placeholders, so that you can do `??|` (the first question mark is the escape character). https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36173440/how-to-ignore-question-mark-as-placeholder-when-using-pdo-with-postgresql https://wiki.php.net/rfc/pdo_escape_placeholders |
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Dec 9th 2019, 09:03 |
jotpe |
*Line:* 573 |
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Dec 9th 2019, 09:03 |
jotpe |
*File* /usr/www/users/xxx/xxx-dev/vendor/cakephp/cakephp/src/Error/Debugger.php |
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Dec 9th 2019, 09:02 |
jotpe |
*Error:* Nesting level too deep - recursive dependency? |
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Dec 9th 2019, 09:02 |
jotpe |
Anyone has a clue why this occurs on my dev server? |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:49 |
neon1024 |
Hey everyone |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:47 |
conehead |
Good morning |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:44 |
slackebot2 |
transformation from `?` to `$1` ? |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:44 |
ynherag |
Hi here, how do i use the symbol _question mark_ in a query for which it's not a parameter. I'm using the postgresql jsonb `?|` operator. ```$query->sql(); SELECT Flags.id AS "id" FROM flags Flags WHERE (colors ?| string_to_array('red,blue',',')``` ```$query->toArray(); Error: SQLSTATE[42601]: Syntax error: 7 ERROR: syntax error at or near "$1" LINE 1: ....FROM flags Flags WHERE (colors $1| string... ^``` Is there a trick to prevent the |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:32 |
gianmarxgagliardi |
Morning |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:32 |
javier.villanueva |
morning |
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Dec 9th 2019, 08:20 |
jotpe |
Morning |
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Dec 9th 2019, 02:46 |
latenal |
Hi, is there a way to pass an option to an associated table using `contain`? The reason is that I am using a soft-delete plugin. I need to pass a `withDeleted` option in order to disable it for certain tables. |
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Dec 9th 2019, 01:22 |
ndm |
Yeah, maybe you're taking it a tiny step to far there @luizcmarin, CakePHP licenses don't cost 1000+ dollars, so that CakeSF could afford employing a dedicated documentation team. Surely there's quite some room for improvement, but you've got to keep your expectations real ;) |