We have some new releases available for download. Version 1.1.18.5850 [1] is a bug fix update to the current stable release. Version 1.2.0.5875 pre-beta [2] is the pre beta release of the current development version.
We decided to have pre beta since a lot of new features have been added since the last alpha release. There are still some new features to implement, so we are holding the beta release until all the enhancement tickets are closed. This release took a little bit longer than expected, but we say it was worth the wait.
As usual, this release includes hundreds of minor fixes, enhancements, and speed improvements. This release also includes several major feature additions, which we've been working hard on to implement so CakePHP remains the best framework for web application development in PHP.
A number of important features were added to improve support for implementing web services, including simplified REST routing, i.e.:
Router::mapResources('posts');
This will map each HTTP request to it's corresponding controller method (index, view, add, edit or delete). For example, a PUT request to /posts/1 maps to the edit() method of PostsController. In addition, the Router now supports a whole range of HTTP header detection options. Controlling access to your web services is easier than ever, too. The Security component now supports HTTP basic and digest authentication, which is easily configurable in your controller's beforeFilter() method.
The Auth component has also undergone extensive refactoring, making it possible for you to plug in your own custom login authentication method or access control system.
In the first of several major changes to the Model, findCount() and findAll() are being replaced by the new find() syntax. This new syntax allows you to specify parameters as an array, like the following:
Pagination flexibility has also been improved with the addition of Model::paginate(), and Model::paginateCount(), which you can define in your models to handle custom pagination. Each method takes the same parameters as findAll() and findCount(), respectively.
Also in the database department, schema generation has been implemented for several databases. Schema generation allows you to create and edit your database schemas with your favorite tool, and Cake's schema tools will manage the changes for you.
In an ongoing effort to improve the flexibility of Cake's (minimalistic) configuration, most of the constants in core.php have been migrated to settings in the Configure class. Check out the latest version of core.phpand update your app's configuration accordingly. To help you identify the settings that should be changed, friendly warning messages have been added to point you in the right direction.
In addition to code, the docs team has been hard at work over the past few months improving the documentation, and along with this release, we're now ready to unveil the pre-beta version of the CakePHP 1.2 manual, at http://tempdocs.cakephp.org/. There are still many things missing, but if you find any errors, please submit documentation tickets.
And last but certainly not least, significant work has done to lay the foundation for full, PHP-native Unicode support in CakePHP. This means we do not have to wait for PHP6 to make it possible to fully internationalize your PHP application on any platform, independent of installed extensions.
With all these new features, we hope you agree that CakePHP 1.2 pre-beta was worth the wait. This will be the last release before the 1.2 API is fully stabilized, and we can't wait for you to try it.
Thanks Larry, and the rest of the CakePHP team - you guys rock. I think everyone will agree that all of these features are definitely making the wait for 1.2 worthwhile. I generally keep close to the 1.2.x branch, but there are so many awesome features here that I am yet to use - you guys are really over-delivering!
Grant Cox wrote: > Thanks Larry, and the rest of the CakePHP team - you guys rock. I > think everyone will agree that all of these features are definitely > making the wait for 1.2 worthwhile. I generally keep close to the > 1.2.x branch, but there are so many awesome features here that I am > yet to use - you guys are really over-delivering!
indeed. awesome work! an unbeatable feature set if you ask me, obviously biased but still :)
> I think it's about time I made a donation!
nice reminder... i think i will follow your example.
> We have some new releases available for download. Version 1.1.18.5850 [1] is > a bug fix update to the current stable release. Version 1.2.0.5875 pre-beta > [2] is the pre beta release of the current development version.
> We decided to have pre beta since a lot of new features have been added > since the last alpha release. There are still some new features to > implement, so we are holding the beta release until all the enhancement > tickets are closed. This release took a little bit longer than expected, but > we say it was worth the wait.
> As usual, this release includes hundreds of minor fixes, enhancements, and > speed improvements. This release also includes several major feature > additions, which we've been working hard on to implement so CakePHP remains > the best framework for web application development in PHP.
> A number of important features were added to improve support for > implementing web services, including simplified REST routing, i.e.:
> Router::mapResources('posts');
> This will map each HTTP request to it's corresponding controller method > (index, view, add, edit or delete). For example, a PUT request to /posts/1 > maps to the edit() method of PostsController. In addition, the Router now > supports a whole range of HTTP header detection options. Controlling access > to your web services is easier than ever, too. The Security component now > supports HTTP basic and digest authentication, which is easily configurable > in your controller's beforeFilter() method.
> The Auth component has also undergone extensive refactoring, making it > possible for you to plug in your own custom login authentication method or > access control system.
> In the first of several major changes to the Model, findCount() and > findAll() are being replaced by the new find() syntax. This new syntax > allows you to specify parameters as an array, like the following:
> Pagination flexibility has also been improved with the addition of > Model::paginate(), and Model::paginateCount(), which you can define in your > models to handle custom pagination. Each method takes the same parameters > as findAll() and findCount(), respectively.
> Also in the database department, schema generation has been implemented for > several databases. Schema generation allows you to create and edit your > database schemas with your favorite tool, and Cake's schema tools will > manage the changes for you.
> In an ongoing effort to improve the flexibility of Cake's (minimalistic) > configuration, most of the constants in core.php have been migrated to > settings in the Configure class. Check out the latest version of > core.phpand update your app's configuration accordingly. To help you > identify the > settings that should be changed, friendly warning messages have been added > to point you in the right direction.
> In addition to code, the docs team has been hard at work over the past few > months improving the documentation, and along with this release, we're now > ready to unveil the pre-beta version of the CakePHP 1.2 manual, at > http://tempdocs.cakephp.org/. There are still many things missing, but if > you find any errors, please submit documentation tickets.
> And last but certainly not least, significant work has done to lay the > foundation for full, PHP-native Unicode support in CakePHP. This means we do > not have to wait for PHP6 to make it possible to fully internationalize your > PHP application on any platform, independent of installed extensions.
> With all these new features, we hope you agree that CakePHP 1.2 pre-beta was > worth the wait. This will be the last release before the 1.2 API is fully > stabilized, and we can't wait for you to try it.
> How is Router::mapResources('Posts'); used in the Controller and in > the views?
> Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut wrote:
> > We have some new releases available for download. Version 1.1.18.5850 [1] is > > a bug fix update to the current stable release. Version 1.2.0.5875 pre-beta > > [2] is the pre beta release of the current development version.
> > We decided to have pre beta since a lot of new features have been added > > since the last alpha release. There are still some new features to > > implement, so we are holding the beta release until all the enhancement > > tickets are closed. This release took a little bit longer than expected, but > > we say it was worth the wait.
> > As usual, this release includes hundreds of minor fixes, enhancements, and > > speed improvements. This release also includes several major feature > > additions, which we've been working hard on to implement so CakePHP remains > > the best framework for web application development in PHP.
> > A number of important features were added to improve support for > > implementing web services, including simplified REST routing, i.e.:
> > Router::mapResources('posts');
> > This will map each HTTP request to it's corresponding controller method > > (index, view, add, edit or delete). For example, a PUT request to /posts/1 > > maps to the edit() method of PostsController. In addition, the Router now > > supports a whole range of HTTP header detection options. Controlling access > > to your web services is easier than ever, too. The Security component now > > supports HTTP basic and digest authentication, which is easily configurable > > in your controller's beforeFilter() method.
> > The Auth component has also undergone extensive refactoring, making it > > possible for you to plug in your own custom login authentication method or > > access control system.
> > In the first of several major changes to the Model, findCount() and > > findAll() are being replaced by the new find() syntax. This new syntax > > allows you to specify parameters as an array, like the following:
> > Pagination flexibility has also been improved with the addition of > > Model::paginate(), and Model::paginateCount(), which you can define in your > > models to handle custom pagination. Each method takes the same parameters > > as findAll() and findCount(), respectively.
> > Also in the database department, schema generation has been implemented for > > several databases. Schema generation allows you to create and edit your > > database schemas with your favorite tool, and Cake's schema tools will > > manage the changes for you.
> > In an ongoing effort to improve the flexibility of Cake's (minimalistic) > > configuration, most of the constants in core.php have been migrated to > > settings in the Configure class. Check out the latest version of > > core.phpand update your app's configuration accordingly. To help you > > identify the > > settings that should be changed, friendly warning messages have been added > > to point you in the right direction.
> > In addition to code, the docs team has been hard at work over the past few > > months improving the documentation, and along with this release, we're now > > ready to unveil the pre-beta version of the CakePHP 1.2 manual, at > >http://tempdocs.cakephp.org/. There are still many things missing, but if > > you find any errors, please submit documentation tickets.
> > And last but certainly not least, significant work has done to lay the > > foundation for full, PHP-native Unicode support in CakePHP. This means we do > > not have to wait for PHP6 to make it possible to fully internationalize your > > PHP application on any platform, independent of installed extensions.
> > With all these new features, we hope you agree that CakePHP 1.2 pre-beta was > > worth the wait. This will be the last release before the 1.2 API is fully > > stabilized, and we can't wait for you to try it.
> How is Router::mapResources('Posts'); used in the Controller and in > the views?
> Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut wrote: > > We have some new releases available for download. Version 1.1.18.5850 [1] is > > a bug fix update to the current stable release. Version 1.2.0.5875 pre-beta > > [2] is the pre beta release of the current development version.
> > We decided to have pre beta since a lot of new features have been added > > since the last alpha release. There are still some new features to > > implement, so we are holding the beta release until all the enhancement > > tickets are closed. This release took a little bit longer than expected, but > > we say it was worth the wait.
> > As usual, this release includes hundreds of minor fixes, enhancements, and > > speed improvements. This release also includes several major feature > > additions, which we've been working hard on to implement so CakePHP remains > > the best framework for web application development in PHP.
> > A number of important features were added to improve support for > > implementing web services, including simplified REST routing, i.e.:
> > Router::mapResources('posts');
> > This will map each HTTP request to it's corresponding controller method > > (index, view, add, edit or delete). For example, a PUT request to /posts/1 > > maps to the edit() method of PostsController. In addition, the Router now > > supports a whole range of HTTP header detection options. Controlling access > > to your web services is easier than ever, too. The Security component now > > supports HTTP basic and digest authentication, which is easily configurable > > in your controller's beforeFilter() method.
> > The Auth component has also undergone extensive refactoring, making it > > possible for you to plug in your own custom login authentication method or > > access control system.
> > In the first of several major changes to the Model, findCount() and > > findAll() are being replaced by the new find() syntax. This new syntax > > allows you to specify parameters as an array, like the following:
> > Pagination flexibility has also been improved with the addition of > > Model::paginate(), and Model::paginateCount(), which you can define in your > > models to handle custom pagination. Each method takes the same parameters > > as findAll() and findCount(), respectively.
> > Also in the database department, schema generation has been implemented for > > several databases. Schema generation allows you to create and edit your > > database schemas with your favorite tool, and Cake's schema tools will > > manage the changes for you.
> > In an ongoing effort to improve the flexibility of Cake's (minimalistic) > > configuration, most of the constants in core.php have been migrated to > > settings in the Configure class. Check out the latest version of > > core.phpand update your app's configuration accordingly. To help you > > identify the > > settings that should be changed, friendly warning messages have been added > > to point you in the right direction.
> > In addition to code, the docs team has been hard at work over the past few > > months improving the documentation, and along with this release, we're now > > ready to unveil the pre-beta version of the CakePHP 1.2 manual, at > > http://tempdocs.cakephp.org/. There are still many things missing, but if > > you find any errors, please submit documentation tickets.
> > And last but certainly not least, significant work has done to lay the > > foundation for full, PHP-native Unicode support in CakePHP. This means we do > > not have to wait for PHP6 to make it possible to fully internationalize your > > PHP application on any platform, independent of installed extensions.
> > With all these new features, we hope you agree that CakePHP 1.2 pre-beta was > > worth the wait. This will be the last release before the 1.2 API is fully > > stabilized, and we can't wait for you to try it.
Nate, can you explain me how five classical cakephp CRUD methods can manage resources requests. Really edit and add methods made two actions instead of one. In RoR in case of resources used 7(seven!) methods. So I ask example how resources will work with add/edit/index/view/ delete or add two aditional methods to resource maping.
Nate, can you explain me how five classical cakephp CRUD methods can manage resources requests.Really edit and add methods made two actions instead of one. In RoR in case of resources used 7(seven!) methods. So I ask example how resources will work with add/edit/index/view/ delete or add two aditional methods to resource maping.
On Oct 23, 4:36 pm, "yevge...@gmail.com" <yevge...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nate, can you explain me how five classical cakephp CRUD methods can > manage resources requests.Really edit and add methods made two actions > instead of one. > In RoR in case of resources used 7(seven!) methods. > So I ask example how resources will work with add/edit/index/view/ > delete or add two aditional methods to resource maping.
If you get a message "Message sent" that means don't send it again...
I copied that line into my routes file and went to project/posts/1 instead of project/posts/view/1 and it says post not found, so I assume there is more than just sticking that line in the routes file. Also is there something to pass the method in the views? For instance if I wanted to create an html link to delete how could I pass the correct resource type for that link?
Thanks again for all the great work, I love this framework!
On Oct 23, 8:02 pm, nate <nate.ab...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As with most Router methods, this one is called in config/routes.php.
> On Oct 23, 8:21 am, dizz <andru.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > How is Router::mapResources('Posts'); used in the Controller and in > > the views?
> > Larry E. Masters aka PhpNut wrote:
> > > We have some new releases available for download. Version 1.1.18.5850 [1] is > > > a bug fix update to the current stable release. Version 1.2.0.5875 pre-beta > > > [2] is the pre beta release of the current development version.
> > > We decided to have pre beta since a lot of new features have been added > > > since the last alpha release. There are still some new features to > > > implement, so we are holding the beta release until all the enhancement > > > tickets are closed. This release took a little bit longer than expected, but > > > we say it was worth the wait.
> > > As usual, this release includes hundreds of minor fixes, enhancements, and > > > speed improvements. This release also includes several major feature > > > additions, which we've been working hard on to implement so CakePHP remains > > > the best framework for web application development in PHP.
> > > A number of important features were added to improve support for > > > implementing web services, including simplified REST routing, i.e.:
> > > Router::mapResources('posts');
> > > This will map each HTTP request to it's corresponding controller method > > > (index, view, add, edit or delete). For example, a PUT request to /posts/1 > > > maps to the edit() method of PostsController. In addition, the Router now > > > supports a whole range of HTTP header detection options. Controlling access > > > to your web services is easier than ever, too. The Security component now > > > supports HTTP basic and digest authentication, which is easily configurable > > > in your controller's beforeFilter() method.
> > > The Auth component has also undergone extensive refactoring, making it > > > possible for you to plug in your own custom login authentication method or > > > access control system.
> > > In the first of several major changes to the Model, findCount() and > > > findAll() are being replaced by the new find() syntax. This new syntax > > > allows you to specify parameters as an array, like the following:
> > > Pagination flexibility has also been improved with the addition of > > > Model::paginate(), and Model::paginateCount(), which you can define in your > > > models to handle custom pagination. Each method takes the same parameters > > > as findAll() and findCount(), respectively.
> > > Also in the database department, schema generation has been implemented for > > > several databases. Schema generation allows you to create and edit your > > > database schemas with your favorite tool, and Cake's schema tools will > > > manage the changes for you.
> > > In an ongoing effort to improve the flexibility of Cake's (minimalistic) > > > configuration, most of the constants in core.php have been migrated to > > > settings in the Configure class. Check out the latest version of > > > core.phpand update your app's configuration accordingly. To help you > > > identify the > > > settings that should be changed, friendly warning messages have been added > > > to point you in the right direction.
> > > In addition to code, the docs team has been hard at work over the past few > > > months improving the documentation, and along with this release, we're now > > > ready to unveil the pre-beta version of the CakePHP 1.2 manual, at > > >http://tempdocs.cakephp.org/. There are still many things missing, but if > > > you find any errors, please submit documentation tickets.
> > > And last but certainly not least, significant work has done to lay the > > > foundation for full, PHP-native Unicode support in CakePHP. This means we do > > > not have to wait for PHP6 to make it possible to fully internationalize your > > > PHP application on any platform, independent of installed extensions.
> > > With all these new features, we hope you agree that CakePHP 1.2 pre-beta was > > > worth the wait. This will be the last release before the 1.2 API is fully > > > stabilized, and we can't wait for you to try it.
