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  A Hopefully Useful Tutorial For Using CakePHP’s Auth Component

  09.11.07 | Permalink | 41 Comments

  One of the parts of CakePHP that caused me the most grief while trying to learn the finer details of the framework was the Auth component. The problem at the time was that there was scant information available on how to actually use and configure it. Luckily, I was able to get some insider information [...]

• CakePHP, Chris' Brain, PHP

  What’s In Chris’ Brain: September 2007 Edition

  09.07.07 | Permalink | Comments Off

  Ah yes, it's now the unofficial end of summer here in the Greater Toronto Area. It runs from Victoria Day until Labour Day. Also commonly referred to as "construction season" due to all the road work that goes on on the highways surrounding Toronto during that time period. Yes, we will still get some nice [...]

• CakePHP, Chris' Brain, PHP

  A Glimpse Inside CakePHP 1.2:

  09.04.07 | Permalink | 6 Comments

  One of my co-workers over at CDC (the mighty gwoo) gave a talk to the Orange Country PHP group about CakePHP 1.2 and some of the features that it contains. One of the more interesting items, well interesting to *me* anyway, is the addition of a convenience feature to "has and belongs to many" associations [...]

• Chris' Brain, PHP

  Extraction vs. Design

  08.14.07 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  For those not familiar with the history of the Ruby on Rails framework, it's interesting (well, at least to me) to note that the framework grew from extractions from working on Basecamp, an online project management / collaboration tool. Basically, they took functionality from Basecamp (the "extraction") and used it as components for Ruby on [...]

• CakePHP, PHP

  Stupid CakePHP Controller Tricks

  08.07.07 | Permalink | 14 Comments

  A big shout-out to my favourite typist for showing me some of these gems, which I will gladly share with you So, one of the things that often happens in CakePHP is that you will have multiple values to send to your view, so you might have code that looks like this: PLAIN TEXT PHP: [...]

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