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Re: Broken Sessions When Using Firebug in CakePHP 2.3

2013-05-24T01:08:49Z

It's worth noting that the FirePHP add-on on Firefox was modifying my
user-agent string. To turn it off, click on the FirePHP icon on your
Firebug panel -> Options -> Modify User-Agent String.

Re: Cache Implement on ACL

2013-05-24T00:39:40Z

Maybe
[link]
could be used/modified as a starting point.

Re: CakePHP 2.x Moving Find into Model

2013-05-24T00:09:44Z

Apply the array to the $paginate class var, not the method. Basically, you
can declare the $paginate array as a class var, then add to or override any
part of it from within an action.

CakePHP 2.x Moving Find into Model

2013-05-23T23:12:21Z

I'm trying to achieve the fat model/skinny controller mantra in CakePHP
2.7. In that scenario, the model should control the data, and that means
moving the finds out of the controllers and into the models. However, at
least with the view and admin_view actions, one needs the data paginated.
The problem starts there. It's easy enough to do a $this->find('all') in

cakePHP 2.3 and Sybase

2013-05-23T18:58:58Z

I have been asked to develop a application using the companies existing
data base. The current database is on a microsoft 2008r2 server. I am
developing the application on a LAMP server. I need to connect to the
sybase database on the microsoft server. I have configured my lamp server
to connect to and pull information from the remote sybase data base. Is

Cache Implement on ACL

2013-05-23T15:10:32Z

Hello,
I have used ACL in an application. It was fine when there were very few
functionality but day by day as the functionalities are increased the load
time is also increasing. I make sure about

- *D**atabase is normalized properly*
- *I**ndex field properly*
- *T**able engine is innoDB*.

Re: Performance

2013-05-23T14:35:41Z

Very nice, I already use most of those techniques, thanks!!
But it seems the more internet get faster, more people care about website
sizing and requests count
Em quinta-feira, 23 de maio de 2013 11h04min06s UTC-3, Eduardo Barbosa
Moreira escreveu:

Performance

2013-05-23T14:04:06Z

Hello friends, there is a guide about performance, it is very usefull:
[link]

Do you know it?

Re: How many Plug-ins Is Too many

2013-05-23T12:00:50Z

When you load plugins, only bootstrap and routes are automatically loaded
everytime, so if you are loading some plugin´s bootstrap or routes be shure
there is nothing heavy on those files.

Em quarta-feira, 22 de maio de 2013 03h57min50s UTC-3, advantage+ escreveu:

Re: Directory Protection

2013-05-23T11:57:16Z

Just a suggestion, but why dont you create a images folder on the root of
the server, them create a controller wich read the image and outputs to
browser? It would be protected...
It would be like you create /app/images and upload the files to this
folder, them only cake would have access, but for a better security, the

Re: Directory Protection

2013-05-23T09:35:04Z

You can protect the image view via the web server hot link protection by make sure the request is come from your own application, which simply checking the http referrer of the requet.

Let the web server do the static image serving, and cake for serving the app logic.

Hope helps

Mulianto

Re: Broken Sessions When Using Firebug in CakePHP 2.3

2013-05-23T09:23:09Z

Works for me, thanks!

Re: How many Plug-ins Is Too many

2013-05-23T07:31:19Z

Nothing is loaded until you use it - and it won't make any difference if
you _are_ using a file, whether they are all located in one app/plugin, or
organized in plugins.

Directory Protection

2013-05-23T02:08:56Z

I have an" img/uploads" folder which has users profile images and such.

How do you go about protecting the folder so there is no access except when
Cake gets the images?

So anyone can't just browse thru the directory?

Google search turned up MediaView so put the uploads outside of webroot, but

Re: Tree Based Permissions

2013-05-23T01:30:20Z

Record-level ACL. I did that for a Cake site and it worked quite well. In
that case also I only needed to set permissions by Group, so it was a
little bit simpler than if it was per user.

The client who hired me to do it is long out of the picture, so it's
languished in the 1.2.x codebase. (The site is a company's private