cakephp-3.0

Situation Using Cake 3.2.4 I have a EventTicketSales table that $this->belongsToMany('Approvings', [ 'className' => 'Contacts', 'joinTable' => 'event_ticket_sales_approvings', 'targetForeignKey' => 'contact_id', 'saveStrategy' => 'replace', ]); When I do a pagination like this: $this->paginate['contain'] = [ 'Approvings' => function (\Cake\ORM\Query $query) { return $query->select([ 'Approvings.id', 'Approvings.name', 'Approvings.company', 'EventTicketSalesApprovings.event_ticket_sale_id' ]); } ]; $this->paginate['fields'] = [ 'EventTicketSales.id', 'EventTicketSales.event_id',

I have problems to get cookies to work in cakephp 3.5.x. in earlier versions I've used the Cookie component but this is now deprecated. Its unclear for me how to use this new middlewarestuff for reading and writing cookies. The documentation is unclear for me. It shows me how to set up the cookie middleware but not how to handle creating cookies in a controller. Is there anyone who has handled cookies in 3.5.x? The middleware only replaces the encryption part of the Cookie component (which basically is the only thing it did as of CakePHP 3.0 anyways), if required it automatically encrypts and

I started an app with CakePHP3 and i need to record some users's actions. So, I have migrated my log structure, I have baked my controller & model and now, I try to get a log when a user log in. I updated my UsersController like this: namespace App\Controller; use App\Controller\AppController; use App\Model\Table\LogsTable; use App\Model\Entity\User; use App\Model\Entity\Log; class UsersController extends AppController { public function login(){ $this->viewBuilder()->layout('external'); $user = $this->Users->newEntity(); if($this->request->is('post')){ $user = $this->Auth->identify(); if($user

In CakePHP2.x, I have frequently used $uses attribute in controllers but it seems that this attribute is no longer available in CakePHP 3.0. The only way I know to load models which is not default one is to use loadModel() method. Is this recommended way to load models? Or is there any other way to load models? Your observations are correct, there is no $uses property anymore, instead models/tables that do not match the controller (ex PostsTable for PostsController ) and are not available via associations, must be loaded explicitly. This can be done by using either Controller::loadModel()

CakePHP 3.0 I'm getting a "Missing Route" error for a route that exists. Here are my routes: #my admin routes... Router::prefix('admin', function($routes) { $routes->connect('/', ['controller'=>'Screens', 'action'=>'index']); $routes->connect('/screens', ['controller'=>'Screens', 'action'=>'index']); $routes->connect('/screens/index', ['controller'=>'Screens', 'action'=>'index']); //$routes->fallbacks('InflectedRoute'); }); Router::scope('/', function ($routes) { $routes->connect('/login', ['controller' => 'Pages', 'action' => 'display', 'login']); $routes->connect('/pages/*', ['controller' =>

I have the tables Semesters, Disciplines and a jointTable Semesters_Disciplines. I want to create a action index in DisciplinesController with a semester_id as parameter, which list with paginate just the disciplines what belongs to the semester with the id passed in the parameter. I tried this: public function index($semester_id) { $options = ['semester_id' => $semester_id]; $this->paginate = ['conditions' => $options]; $this->set('disciplines', $this->paginate($this->Disciplines)); $this->set('_serialize', ['disciplines']); } You'll have to use a query that uses matching or joins to be able

As CakePHP 3x has inbuilt responsive feature, I would like to know the element structures and class definitions. I'm indeed familiar with Twitter Bootstrapping ( done in cake 2x projects). But need to familiarize with CakePHP 3x version, as its new in framework! I looked into css/base.css and found few classes for elements, like Grids: .small-1(to 12), .medium-1(to 12), .large-1(to 12) Offsets: .small-offset-1(to 12), .medium-offset-1(to 12), .large-offset-1(to 12) Align: .left, .right.... etc As responsive sites run with standard element structures, is there any reference for the Cake's

In CakePHP 2 I always used empty to check if there any result. <?php $result = $this->Modelname->find('first', ['conditions' => ['field' => 'value'] ] ); if ( empty($result) ) { // Bad Request } In CakePHP 3 it looks weird to me. $fancyTable = TableRegistry::get('FancyTable'); $query = $fancyTable->find()->where(['name' => 'fancy', 'active' => 0]); if ( 0 === $query->count() ) { // Bad Request } Is this the right way? You can do: $fancyTable = TableRegistry::get('FancyTable'); $exists = $fancyTable->exists(['name' => 'fancy', 'active' => false]); Krunal Dave Use something like this: if ($query