cakephp-2.0

After performing a find on a model I would expect the result to be of the format Array ( [0] => Array ( [ModelName] => Array ( [id] => 83 [field1] => value1 [field2] => value2 [field3] => value3 ) ) ) However, what I appear to be getting is Array ( [0] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [id] => 83 [field1] => value1 [field2] => value2 [field3] => value3 ) ) ) Note the missing model name. I've only been getting this problem since migrating across to what appears to be a very poorly configured VPS that I now have full control over. My problem is, I can't think of anything that would cause this problem.

I got the action "pega" in controller Posts: public function pega($id = null) { $posts = $this->Post->findById($id); foreach($posts as $pok) { $foda = $pok['love']; } $this->set('foda', $foda); $this->set('_serialize', array('foda')); } In my layout I try to do a requestto catch the data from function "pega" and put inside tag html: <script> var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest(); var url = "http://localhost:81/booklandia/posts/pega/<?php echo $post['Post']['id'];? >.json"; xmlhttp.onreadystatechange=function() { if (xmlhttp.readyState == 4 && xmlhttp.status == 200) { var out = JSON.parse(xmlhttp

I included the 'Session' Component and the helper in my AppController.php Now, if I use $this->Session->write('App.testString', 'test); the Session is not created, or at least I don't receive the string when I do echo $this->Session->read('App.testString'); . Do I have to change any settings for Sessions to work? Inside a controller function I can write and read a session, but if I want to read the session inside a different function (of the same controller) I don't get a value back. I found the solution: By default CakePHP uses the folder which is set in php.ini. This folder couldn't be

I have a form that represents a RewardModifier table in our database. That RewardModifier hasMany RewardOption . My form is structured like this (image): So, the RewardModifier can have many elements on the page, each with many RewardOption items. The Problem The problem is, that users can delete sections of this form using Javascript, which essentially removes it from the DOM. When they do that, it breaks the security component, because the POST'ed fields do not match the token supplied when the page was generated. Now, I have been using unlockedFields to handle this before: $this->Security-

I have been told that we have to test also the functions created by Cake like add/delete... If i have a function like this one, how can i test it if it doesn't have any return, redirect or even a view? ( i use ajax to execute it) public function add() { if ($this->request->is('post')) { $this->Comment->create(); if ($this->Comment->save($this->request->data)) { $this->Session->setFlash(__('The comment has been saved')); } else { $this->Session->setFlash(__('The comment could not be saved. Please, try again.')); } } } Thanks public function add() { $this->autoRender = false; if ($this->request-

Ok, so I have have this dropdown menu where you can select multiple values. Now lets say I want to edit my info and make a dropdown menu with multiple selected values. Trying to figure out how it goes, but no results. Lets say I have: $selected = array(3, 4); $options = array(1,2,3,4); echo $this->Form->select('Attendees', $options,array('multiple' => true, 'selected' => $selected)); I've used this code, but nothing is selected. Ok found a way, appearantly it needs to be like this: $selected = array(2, 3); $options = array(1, 2, 3, 4); echo $this->Form->input('Attendees', array('multiple' =>

I am working on cakephp 2.x . my problem is i dont want to use username for logging .. i am taking the email and password from the user and verify this email and password from the database i have a table in my database name user and it has 3 fields id , email and password here is my code Model <?php class User extends AppModel { public $useTable = 'user'; } ?> AppController class AppController extends Controller { public $components = array( 'Session', 'Auth'=>array( 'loginRedirect'=>array('controller'=>'users', 'action'=>'admin'), 'logoutRedirect'=>array('controller'=>'users', 'action'=>

Just for organization sake, I wanted to use a different table for the authentication component to check, but it doesn't quite work. While I can initially state: $this->Auth->userModel = "CoreUsers" plus set the loginAction to my proper MVC works to look at that table just to confirm it's there, but the login doesn't work, it only keeps returning an incorrect password. Something happens in the authentication component; I can't tell what makes it fail. When I rename my table to "Users", it works. The other part is I'd prefer to actually use the column name of 'email' rather than 'username' since