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Jan 9th 2020, 19:30 |
 kailas |
yeah, that’s what i was thinking |
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Jan 9th 2020, 19:26 |
dereuromark |
Personally I find cells also a bit overhead if it is just a small data fetching (ready only). |
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Jan 9th 2020, 19:26 |
dereuromark |
just dont tell anyone |
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Jan 9th 2020, 19:25 |
dereuromark |
If you are aware of it, so be it :) |
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Jan 9th 2020, 19:25 |
dereuromark |
In those cases one could use TableRegistry::get(), but still somewhat a code smell maybe |
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Jan 9th 2020, 19:19 |
kailas |
is it possible to loadModel (or something like that) in a view Element? trying to get away with an element rather than a display cell but maybe this is when i should be using the cell? |
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Jan 9th 2020, 16:11 |
val |
I added a somewhat related shim recently that may be interesting to you - https://github.com/dereuromark/cakephp-shim/blob/cake2/docs/View.md#formhelperinput-and-inputs |
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Jan 9th 2020, 16:09 |
slackebot |
'class' => 'col-sm-2 control-label', ] ); ?> <div class="col-sm-10"> <?php echo $this->Form->email('email', [ 'class' => 'form-control', 'value' => !empty($username) ? $username : '', 'placeholder' => __d('frontend', 'Email'), 'maxlength' => 180, ]); ?> </div> </div> ``` |
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Jan 9th 2020, 16:09 |
val |
An example. Before: ``` echo $this->Form->control('email', [ 'value' => !empty($username) ? $username : '', 'label' => [ 'text' => __d('frontend', 'Email'), 'class' => 'col-sm-2 control-label' ], 'placeholder' => __d('frontend', 'Email'), 'between' => '<div class="col-sm-10">', 'after' => '</div>', ]); ``` After:: ``` <div class="form-group row required"> <?php echo $this->Form->label( 'User.email', __d('frontend', 'Email'), [ |
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Jan 9th 2020, 16:08 |
val |
Yes, you can construct inputs semi-manually. |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:59 |
ricksaccous |
IT'S ALIVE |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:59 |
ricksaccous |
YES |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:54 |
neothermic |
yes! |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:50 |
neothermic |
hmm! *tries* |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:50 |
neothermic |
ah, I see an example! |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:49 |
neothermic |
eg: |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:49 |
neothermic |
that lets me insert arbitry items? |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:48 |
admad |
Yes, override th string templates |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:47 |
neothermic |
in cake2's form helper, you had the before/between/after for throwing stuff inbetween generated labels and inputs. Cake3 doesn't seem to have these anymore, is there a way to still do this? |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:27 |
admad |
@val test cases are the best examples |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:15 |
ricksaccous |
i dunno then, oh wells |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:15 |
ricksaccous |
that didn't work |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:15 |
ricksaccous |
welp |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:14 |
ricksaccous |
echo $this->Form->create(['well' => 'okay']); echo $this->Form->control('well'); echo $this->Form->end(); |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:13 |
ricksaccous |
it would most likely match array key to array value |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:13 |
val |
to try what? `$this->Form->create([]);` ? |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:13 |
ricksaccous |
just try it, lell |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:13 |
val |
an example would be helpful |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:12 |
ricksaccous |
@val you could prob just set an array to the view if you want and use that |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:12 |
ricksaccous |
have you tried something and it failed? |
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Jan 9th 2020, 15:06 |
val |
https://api.cakephp.org/3.8/class-Cake.View.Helper.FormHelper.html#_create ```The context for which the form is being defined. Can be a ContextInterface instance, ORM entity, ORM resultset, or an array of meta data.``` Is there an example when `$context` is an array of meta data? I cannot find it in the cookbook - https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/views/helpers/form.html#Cake\View\Helper\FormHelper::create |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:58 |
sdevore |
https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/orm/query-builder.html#sql-injection-prevention |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:47 |
ricksaccous |
you gotta bind those params |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:09 |
ndm |
Well, let's call it "(user) data", given that I don't know where `$id` comes from, but even if it's not user data currently (ie data sent by the user(agent) to your application), you never know when someone might make a change for the source of `$id`, so don't even start with inserting (user) data into queries directly. |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:06 |
alexdd55976 |
@ndm not sure what you mean with user data? |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:04 |
ndm |
@alexdd55976 It's still really bad form, never insert user data into queries if you can avoid it, always use bindings when possible, don't let stuff like that slip |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:03 |
alexdd55976 |
@sdevore thanks :) |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:02 |
sdevore |
Also https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/orm/query-builder.html#advanced-conditions there is a bit on notIn I have to run a kid to school but will be back in about an hour if you are still stuck ;) But I have faith that in my absence insight will be self discovered ;) |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:02 |
alexdd55976 |
@dereuromark good point thanks. i will forward him the message.. i am not in the office |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:01 |
dereuromark |
The $id is better (int) casted, otherwise you might open yourself to sql injections^^ |
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Jan 9th 2020, 14:01 |
sdevore |
check out https://book.cakephp.org/3/en/orm/query-builder.html#subqueries |