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# May 27th 2021, 20:55 rightscoreanalysis ok looks like I can do what i need to do in the bootstrap
# May 27th 2021, 20:54 greg138 `core.php` in your plugin? I didn't think that was even a thing. Isn't `core` for, well, Cake's core?
# May 27th 2021, 20:50 rightscoreanalysis although now core.php is not being read :face_palm:
# May 27th 2021, 20:47 rightscoreanalysis ah fixed it :)
# May 27th 2021, 20:45 rightscoreanalysis I also added 'routes' => true
# May 27th 2021, 20:44 rightscoreanalysis adding bootstrap true requires that i have a bootstrap.php in my plugin/Config dir, but the routes.php is still not being read
# May 27th 2021, 20:29 kevin.pfeifer :+1:
# May 27th 2021, 20:29 rightscoreanalysis that was it thanks @kevin.pfeifer
# May 27th 2021, 20:25 rightscoreanalysis hmm good spot
# May 27th 2021, 20:25 kevin.pfeifer when loading the plugin did you add ```'routes' => true```
# May 27th 2021, 20:24 rightscoreanalysis "A plugin can also have basically any of the other directories that your application can, such as Config, Console, Lib, webroot, etc." -
# May 27th 2021, 20:23 rightscoreanalysis I have a plugin which works and I call, I have put a die() at the top of myplugin/Config/routes.php and core.php but execution does not die - how is that possible?
# May 27th 2021, 20:14 rightscoreanalysis seems the core.php and routes.php within a plugin are not read for some reason
# May 27th 2021, 19:46 rightscoreanalysis the book of prefix routing seems to be all about using /admn/foo/index to route to admin_index in foo controller - I guess that was a sensible option once upon a time?
# May 27th 2021, 19:45 rightscoreanalysis anyone remember if it is possible to have controller in subfolders in cake2
# May 27th 2021, 18:43 etibor very useful plugin
# May 27th 2021, 18:42 kevin.pfeifer nope
# May 27th 2021, 18:42 etibor have you ever worked with cakepdf?
# May 27th 2021, 18:42 etibor thank you @kevin.pfeifer
# May 27th 2021, 18:42 kevin.pfeifer but I could be wrong and there is some way to do what you want
# May 27th 2021, 18:42 etibor yes simple often faster solution :)
# May 27th 2021, 18:41 slackebot .htaccess redirect from `/review/*` to `/clark/*`
# May 27th 2021, 18:41 kevin.pfeifer well prefixes are basically meant to have the connected controller logic to be present in a Sub-Namespaces inside Controllers. So if you already have a `clerk` prefix your controller for those routes live in the folder `src/Controller/clerk` and therefore live in another namespace (as well as the connected template files) I haven’t dealt with routes that often till now but I guess you would be faster to just put an
# May 27th 2021, 18:29 etibor yes that would be the case
# May 27th 2021, 18:29 etibor hello @kevin.pfeifer
# May 27th 2021, 12:45 kevin.pfeifer ah i mean `/review/somecontroller/someaction` as well as `/clerk/somecontroller/someaction`
# May 27th 2021, 12:36 kevin.pfeifer so you want to have the same result with either `/review/someaction` as well as `/clerk/someaction`
# May 27th 2021, 12:17 etibor does not seems its enough
# May 27th 2021, 12:17 etibor `$routes->connect('/review/*', ['prefix'=>'clerk']);`
# May 27th 2021, 12:16 etibor i would like to redirect one prefix to another prefix(with all actions and views)
# May 27th 2021, 12:16 etibor hello everyone
# May 26th 2021, 22:12 tyler.adam.lazenby I finally figured it out, there is a nesting label template
# May 26th 2021, 22:10 etibor its not avery good solution since i can not use those values in the Paginate
# May 26th 2021, 22:10 etibor Kevin,ndm thank you for your help, i implemented in not a smooth way, i made a pre query to determine if it is a clerk or a secreter than made the second query , and attached to the main query in the index controller by using $results->map
# May 26th 2021, 22:01 tyler.adam.lazenby how can I change that
# May 26th 2021, 21:59 tyler.adam.lazenby Boo is just so I can easily inpect it
# May 26th 2021, 21:59 tyler.adam.lazenby ```// label specific for radio 'radiolabel' => '<label class="form-check-label" {{attrs}}>{{text}}</label>', // Wrapping container for radio input/label, 'radioWrapper' => '<div class="form-check form-check-radio">Boo {{radiolabel}}</div>',```
# May 26th 2021, 21:59 tyler.adam.lazenby this is what i am trying right now in my custom FormHelper class
# May 26th 2021, 21:59 tyler.adam.lazenby I can't get radio buttons to form properly with my theme. I need to have the label have a certain class and for the radio group to be contained inside a div with another class
# May 26th 2021, 21:52 ndm I'm just not sure if there's still a question pending :upside_down_face:
# May 26th 2021, 21:51 kevin.pfeifer someone is curious about the resolution :)