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In a new blog post today Jonathan Snook shows how to create a contact form for your CakePHP application (version 1.2). Most contact forms take a name and feedback from a user and mail it off to the administrator but don't store any information in the database. This tutorial will show how to use CakePHP's models, even when no table is being used. He shows how to define the model class, set up the mapping...
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PHPDeveloper.org (Free subscription) | 07/23/2008
Jonathan Snook has posted two methods for creating multiple validation sets in the latest version of your CakePHP application. In CakePHP, you define how your data should be validated by setting parameters on the validate property of your model. In version 1.2, there is an on option that can be set on a specific rule that, when set, is either create or update. [...] Despite that, I developed a slightly...
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4th Avenue Blues (Free subscription) | 07/17/2008
Thanks for all the responses. I've taken the website directly off the linux server and straight onto my windows WAMP5 server and it works perfectly on Windows. So it must be a setup issue with the linux server, domain name or the hosting package. But what could possibly make CakePHP just stop working on linux? - I've got mod_rewrite enabled - I *think* I've got the hosting setup correctly (are there...
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Revenue Source (Free subscription) | 07/14/2008
Jonathan Snook hands off (http://snook.ca/archives/cakephp/debug_styles/) a handy tip for the CakePHP developers out there concerning the debugging...
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PHPDeveloper.org (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
Jonathan Snook hands off a handy tip for the CakePHP developers out there concerning the debugging information that can be displayed at the bottom of your application's pages. I just wanted to document this somewhere but whenever I work on a CakePHP project, there's always the debug info that sits at the bottom of the page. It's big and bulky and once I'm off the default CakePHP styles, it's usually...
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PHPDeveloper.org (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week: Mike Bernat's Blog: Installing Xdebug - Best Decision You Will Ever Make Lukas Smith's Blog: Making PHP 5.3 Happen Doug Brown's Blog: Zend_Cache is Saving me Money! SaniSoft Blog: Code sniffs for CakePHP and then some more Site News: Popular Posts for the Week of 07.04.2008 Developer Tutorials Blog: Benchmarking PHP frameworks Site News: Job Postings...
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Snook.ca (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
I just wanted to document this somewhere but whenever I work on a CakePHP project, there's always the debug info that sits at the bottom of the page. It's big and bulky and once I'm off the default CakePHP styles, it's usually pretty ugly. I've done various stylings but I finally took a moment to implement a really simple idea: Fixed position the table and then use hover styles to toggle the visibility...
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PHPDeveloper.org (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008
In this new post to the blog.szajbe.pl site a dilemma is presented - CakePHP models are not working they way one would think they should. In CakePHP you declare what models you're going to use in a controller by defining $uses variable. You can also define it in AppController to have a certain set of models available in every controller. However be careful when doing it because you may put yourself...
