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I'm working through this tutorial ( http://kowsercse.com/2011/09/04/kohana-tutorial-beginners/ ) and have run into this error message: Kohana_Exception [ 0 ]: A valid cookie salt is required. Please set Cookie::$salt. I'm a n00b and don't even know where to look for Cookie::$salt in the app. You have to provide a salt as you can read in the official documentation //bootstrap.php Cookie::$salt = 'foobar'; I can highly recommend the official doc as well as the API browser . When you learn how Kohana works, you will learn first of all the meaning of the error messages and how you can handle them

I have been using Joomla and I love its administrative facility to put the site down for maintenance. As I have seen, all requests to the site if it is in maintenance mode is routed to a single page. If I want to add my own "site down for maintenance" module for a non-Joomla site, how do I do this? I am using an MVC framework in PHP called Kohana in its version 2 which is similar with Codeigniter. I have a Router class where I can control where a certain address go. The only approach I can think is redirect every request to a particular controller function when site is down, but how do I do

I want to make an web application (platform) that does pretty straightforward stuff: Users can register, get an account, and therefore login on to the platform. I've installed Kohana. It would be cool to have a lightweight demo-project that makes use of these things in order to see how it's done. Are there any good ones available? Gallery3 Beta and Argentum Invoice are both built on Kohana and have authentication. A ready to download example based on kohana 3.2. http://www.workinprogress.ca/kohana32/ bumperbox The auth module that comes bundled with Kohana allows you to manager simple user

Based on this documentation , I've implemented a catch all route which routes to an error page. Here is the last route in my bootstrap.php Route::set('default', '<path>', array('path' => '.+')) ->defaults(array( 'controller' => 'errors', 'action' => '404', )); However I keep getting this exception thrown when I try and go to a non existent page Kohana_Exception [ 0 ]: Required route parameter not passed: path If I make the <path> segment optional (i.e. wrap it in parenthesis) then it just seems to load the home route, which is... Route::set('home', '') ->defaults(array( 'controller' => 'home',

does anybody have an example of uploading images in kohana 3 without using any modules eventually ? i used https://github.com/kohana/image/tree/3.1%2Fmaster but my error is: Fatal error: Uncaught Kohana_Exception [ 0 ]: Installed GD does not support images is there any easy and fast way to upload files in a kohana 3 based website? thanks! Kohana API should help. Basic steps are: Create Validation object ( $array = Validation::factory($_FILES); ) Define rules ( $array->rule('file', 'Upload::not_empty')->rule('file', 'Upload::type', array(array('jpg', 'png', 'gif'))); ) Check file(s) ( if (

I have been looking for a convenient way of making and maintaining translations of my Kohana-modules. I have played around with POEdit and have extracted all __()'s from my modules. Really like the way POedit works, and it's just to run a quick update to gather all new strings and save a new catalog later on. I could afterwards convert the po-files to PHP-arrays sort of...it seems a bit complicated with all steps. I have seen this approach but I would rather not install tables and new modules for translations, I think this gets to complicated and "drupalish" ;-). How do you managing