As an addition to my recent post, I wanted to share a technique, which should allow you to pretty easily build a “dashboard” for your
Year: 2008
As an addition to my recent post, I wanted to share a technique, which should allow you to pretty easily build a “dashboard” for your
http://digg.com/programming/Cake_vs_Zend_vs_Symfony_vs_CodeIgniter :)
Just something “fun” to share on Friday… I had a simple Ajax auto-complete type of widget in my app… which ultimately returned this view: if(!empty($items))
Before I write a post, I usually test the code I write about… and try to copy/paste it the best I can… so I don’t
Update (08/03/2012): Dorin M. has refactored this solution for 2.x series, look for the code here. For details of what’s going on, read on below.
For one reason, or another you might wish to change your Model’s table on the fly… It would seem that it should be quite easy
I’m sure you know that to modify your application’s homepage, one needs to edit/create the home.ctp file in app/views/pages/home.ctp. That, however, leaves you dealing with
Just a quick pointer about the form helper usage… If you don’t like the default output of $form->input(); echo $form->input(‘SomeModel.some_field’); //which produces: <div class="input text">
In the previous post, I’ve made a little “mistake” (if you wish to call it that) in the way I’ve setup the Security component… So,