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# Aug 9th 2008, 13:25 jaredhoyt just let the login redirect be /users/view and do a $user_info = $this->User->find() w/ $this->Auth->user('id')
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:25 trueaxe jaredhoyt: ok, I'm already doing that now.
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:25 trueaxe or I'm working on it
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:26 freebox AD7six: two things: I really noob with cake and paginate things, i'm brazilian, sometimes is hard to understand english manuals and tutorials
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:26 freebox btw i'm here asking help, because i dont know how to do it right
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:26 TonkaTruck Will reverse routing of a prefix route honor arguments? Or must a new route be created for each possible uri format passing arguments? http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1344362767
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:27 AD7six freebox yes but the help is reading the manual to you, holding your hand and reading your own debug output.
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:27 trueaxe jaredhoyt: thanks, now it works just fine
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:27 jaredhoyt k
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:27 freebox AD7six: manual is telling me to do things in the wrong way ($sql=..)
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:28 AD7six freebox that's true but you're reading the wrong section anyway - there is nothing complex about what you're doing
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:29 freebox AD7six: why i don't show me how to do it?
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:29 AD7six freebox I don't know. it would be a great start
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:29 freebox yep
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:30 freebox is more easy for me understand an php code snippet that an bugged english manual
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:31 AD7six freebox there are no bugs in the sections I told you to read. your problem is nothing to do with creating paginateCount. there is nothing complex about your pagination scenario - just use the right parameters.
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:32 freebox great
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:32 freebox this is the problem with cake
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:32 infantigniter very strangely, though i use DarkAuth to protect all administrative actions (such as Add), i'm winding up with like 20 new rows in one of my tables every day about. all fields in these rows are null
# Aug 9th 2008, 13:33 infantigniter it doesn't make sense because (1) the entire action is password protected and (2) all the save functions have validation rules that would prevent such null records from being created