Calling all CakePHP bakers, the CakePHP cookbook is the official documentation and it has really improved since the old days of CakePHP 1.1. I really enjoyed reading and learning from it and sometimes it really made my day just by re-reading it on topics which I thought I had understand. Highly recommended for novice to professionals alike.
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CakePHP 1.2 Stable To Be Released Soon
For all CakePHP developers and fans out there, CakePHP 1.2 stable is reported to be released soon! [Read more…]
CakePHP ‘Class’ String Not Found Fatal Error and Solution
While following the IBM Cooking Websites Fast with CakePHP Series Part 2, I get a weird error message each time I try to create an ARO from the console. I’m using CakePHP Beta: 1.2.0.6311 at this time of speaking.
The BIG FAT BUG
According to the tutorial, you will be creating two ARO user groups, Users and Dealers, from /cake/console:
php acl.php create aro 0 null Users
php acl.php create aro 0 null Dealers
which give me back:
Could not open input file: acl.php
Deprecated List of CakePHP 1.2
The official CakePHP API mantains a list of deprecated stuffs in version 1.2 of the framework. You will definately need this one if you will be upgrading your application from v.1.1 to 1.2 in the future.
Update
Unfortunately, the link to the document http://api.cakephp.org/1.2/deprecated.html seems to be now broken. If you happen to know a seperate source, please let me know by writing a comment below, thanks.
CakePHP Code Completion in Zend Studio
So I’ve been working with CakePHP lately and wonder if there’s any way to get one of my favorite PHP IDE, Zend Studio, to work with it. I was particularly interested in the “automatic code completion” functionality that came with Zend Studio, and thought there should be some way to get CakePHP’s library into that list. [Read more…]
CakePHP: Problem with Bake.php
I have XAMPP and cakePHP intalled locally, and have been wondering why my bake.php is not working like it is supposed to be according to the tutorials. It fails to bake and gives an annoying error message in the command prompt. After some debugging with the help of exit() and die(), I found out that PHP (v4.4.2) is not reading the arguments on the command line. [Read more…]