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Getting Started — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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Creating the Blog Database. A Note on mod rewrite. Blog Tutorial - Adding a layer. Create a Post Model. Create a Posts Controller. The CakePHP framework provides a robust base for your application. It can handle every aspect, from the user’s initial request all the way to the final rendering of a web page. And since the framework follows the principles of MVC, it allows you to easily customize and extend most aspects of your application. Here’s what you’ll need:. A running web server. We’re goi...A datab...

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CakePHP Conventions — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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URL Considerations for Controller Names. File and Classname Conventions. Model and Database Conventions. We are big fans of convention over configuration. While it takes a bit of time to learn CakePHP’s conventions, you save time in the long run: by following convention, you get free functionality, and you free yourself from the maintenance nightmare of tracking config files. Convention also makes for a very uniform system development, allowing other developers to jump in and help more easily. You can al...

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Models — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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Models are the classes that sit as the business layer in your application. This means that they should be responsible for managing almost everything that happens regarding your data, its validity, interactions and evolution of the information workflow in your domain of work. A model can be associated with other models. For example, a Recipe may be associated with the Author of the recipe as well as the Ingredient in the recipe. A Model represents your data model. In object-oriented programming a data...

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CakePHP Overview — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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Welcome to the Cookbook, the manual for the CakePHP web application framework that makes developing a piece of cake! This manual assumes that you have a general understanding of PHP and a basic understanding of object-oriented programming (OOP). Different functionality within the framework makes use of different technologies such as SQL, JavaScript, and XML and this manual does not attempt to explain those technologies, only how they are used in context. Where to Get Help. Blog Tutorial - Adding a layer.

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Deployment — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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Multiple CakePHP applications using the same core. Once your application is complete, or even before that you’ll want to deploy it. There are a few things you should do when deploying a CakePHP application. If you’re throwing your application out into the wild, it’s a good idea to make sure it doesn’t have any leaks. Check the. To guard against CSRF attacks, form field tampering, and others. Doing. Is also a great idea, for protecting your database and also against XSS attacks. Check that only your.

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Core Libraries — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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CakePHP comes with a plethora of built-in functions and classes. These classes and functions try to cover some of the most common features required in web applications. General purpose libraries are available and reused in many places across CakePHP. Global Constants and Functions. Interacting with the event managers. The global event manager. Loading and unloading objects. Enabling and disabling objects. For how to configure and use components. Understanding How ACL Works. Pagination with GET parameters.

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A Typical CakePHP Request — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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A Typical CakePHP Request. A Typical CakePHP Request. We’ve covered the basic ingredients in CakePHP, so let’s look at how objects work together to complete a basic request. Continuing with our original request example, let’s imagine that our friend Ricardo just clicked on the Buy A Custom Cake Now! Link on a CakePHP application’s landing page. Flow diagram showing a typical CakePHP request. Figure: 2. Typical Cake Request. Black = required element, Gray = optional element, Blue = callback. The controlle...

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Controllers — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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Rendering a specific view. Components, $helpers and $uses. Commonly, controllers are used to manage the logic around a single model. For example, if you were building a site for an on-line bakery, you might have a RecipesController and an IngredientsController managing your recipes and their ingredients. In CakePHP, controllers are named after the primary model they handle. It’s totally possible to have controllers work with more than one model as well. Your application’s controllers extend. Controller a...

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Bienvenido — CakePHP Cookbook v2.x documentation

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El manual de CakePHP, es un proyecto de documentación abierto, editable y mantenido por la comunidad. Esperamos mantener un alto nivel de calidad, validez y precisión de la documentación. Fuente original (archivos de texto). Empezar con el: doc:. Usted aprenderá los conceptos básicos de CakePHP, y crear un blog básico en el proceso. Aprende acerca de una típica. Que rijen y le dan fueraza a CakePHP. Si estás atascado, hay un numero de lugares. Donde puedes obtener ayuda. Submit a correction on github.