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Feb 25th 2009, 02:38 |
poLK |
heh, he does same nasty thing ->Brita, ->brita and viewVars['brita in other article too |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:35 |
poLK |
unfortunately, we don't have approved_by field |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:35 |
alkemann |
not only shouldnt people use this or do it this way, but by publishing it on bakery, bakery staff is advocating this srt of solutions :( |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:34 |
rvv |
the same people have another empty component that should be a behavior |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:34 |
alkemann |
yea its basically garbage. |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:32 |
poLK |
not sure who approved it |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:32 |
poLK |
controller will have ->Scraper component, also ->scraper instance of vendor, and passing this object to view in viewVars |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:31 |
poLK |
uhh, right, look at startup() method of it |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:27 |
alkemann |
there is no component, it just adds a vendor object to the controller. |
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Feb 25th 2009, 02:27 |
alkemann |
why do so low quality stuff continue to appear on bakery? http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/bake-an-html-screen-scraper-component |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:42 |
ADmad |
lets go back to the terminal i say |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:41 |
alkemann |
heh. no images or css. text is all that matters |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:40 |
gwoo |
images are stupid |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:37 |
ADmad |
alkemann: wring gwoo's arm to upgrade chaw maybe :P |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:36 |
jperras |
heh, that's up to gwoo. I think he's planning on adding image embedding into the wiki pages |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:35 |
alkemann |
so how are we going to get mocks into our wiki? it being a bit image impaired :D |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:32 |
jperras |
actually, the only issue with the iniAcl implementation is that the base functionality does not allow for permission globs; everything needs to be spelled out |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:31 |
jperras |
what I meant was that gwoo said that spec is close to what was implemented in bakery 1.0 |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:30 |
jperras |
alkemann: no, what's in the spec is fine |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:30 |
alkemann |
ADmad: way i read it, he rather wants to use the old code |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:30 |
ADmad |
alkemann: so i guess its we will get to keep it after all :) |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:29 |
jperras |
pretty much the same as on that spec, from what gwoo tells me |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:28 |
alkemann |
jperras: havent seen any code from 1.0.. what to they do? |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:28 |
jperras |
so the custom permission engine from bakery 1.0 seems appropriate |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:27 |
alkemann |
i've not done any tests, but reading the book on it did not convince me to use it instead of what is currently specced |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:27 |
jperras |
and it's less flexible than I remember |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:27 |
jperras |
alkemann: so I did a few tests with iniAcl for the permissions |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:26 |
_nate_ |
and the API is super easy |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:26 |
_nate_ |
yeah, it's especially great for graphing |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:26 |
alkemann |
im gonna get into that real soon |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:25 |
_nate_ |
it's all canvas baby |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:25 |
_nate_ |
yup |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:23 |
alkemann |
very cool thing i didnt see happen in a browser without flash ; http://acko.net/files/projective/index.html |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:23 |
alkemann |
hey |
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Feb 24th 2009, 15:15 |
jperras |
alkemann: hey |
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Feb 24th 2009, 12:59 |
d1rk |
it could produce more switchers... |
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Feb 24th 2009, 12:58 |
_nate_ |
k, brb |
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Feb 24th 2009, 12:58 |
_nate_ |
heh |
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Feb 24th 2009, 12:58 |
d1rk |
_nate_: well, maybe they plan to invade the windows world with more apps... |
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Feb 24th 2009, 12:54 |
_nate_ |
d1rk: I mean, it's not like they have any incentive to encourage Windows development ;-) |
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Feb 24th 2009, 12:53 |
_nate_ |
well, that'd require Apple's full company support, which, for Window's development, they probably wouldn't do |