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Adobe werkt al enige tijd aan een manier om web applicaties (HTML/AJAX en Adobe Flex web-applicaties) naar de desktop te kunnen brengen als ’stand-alone’ applicatie. Adobe noemt dit AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime).
Afgelopen zomer is er een introductietour door Noord-Amerika en Canada geweest om de Beta versie van AIR te promoten. Een team van Adobe [...]

A week or 2 ago the appearance of the bin changed from to  .
Today Trac was offline for a couple of hours and when it came back looked like this:

Would this be the redesign for the CakePHP 1.2 release ??

This morning @ 2:17AM our daughter Lisa is born.

If you use a setup like I explained in my previous post calling the bake script involves a lot of typing with the core and app parameter paths.
If I want to call the bake script from the /Users/mwesten/Sites/dev/myapp cake app folder, it has to be done like this:
php /Users/mwesten/Sites/cake1.2.x.x/cake/scripts/bake.php -core /Users/mwesten/Sites/cake1.2.x.x/cake -app /Users/mwesten/Sites/dev/myapp
To make [...]

When developing on my system I like to use only one version of the core files. If I update the core files from svn it gets updated for all apps I’m working on.
The way I’m using this is explained below:
In my web-root I do an svn export of cake latest:
cd /Users/mwesten/Sites
svn export https://svn.cakephp.org/repo/branches/1.2.x.x/ cake1.2.x.x
Now we [...]

If you are getting the following errors while trying to bake something on osx 10.4:
“Warning: mysql_connect(): Can’t connect to local MySQL server through
socket ‘/var/mysql/mysql.sock’ (2) in
/Library/WebServer/Documents/development/bakery/cake/libs/model/dbo/dbo_mysql.php
on line 117″
try doing the following:
sudo ln -s /tmp /var/mysql
Or you could follow the instruction given by Apple: Mac OS X Server 10.4: Issues connecting PHP to MySQL

svn had 2 very nice items:
The top 5 red flags of software development:

“Wouldn’t it be easy to…” (the hidden cost of change)
“This shouldn’t take long” (artificial time frame)
“Can you make this small change real quick?” (“small” and “quick”)
“Before you finish X, could you do Y?” (the mental costs of interruption)
“Let’s push this today” (artificial scope)

and:
If [...]

Othman Ouahbi has a very nice example on his blog on creating automatic updating select-boxes with Ajax.
If you change the first select-box, it updates the next selectbox accordingly.

As cakebaker states:
The use of "Model/field" in the formhelper has been deprecated in CakePHP 1.2.
In CakePHP 1.1 you would call:
PLAIN TEXT
PHP:

$form->input('Post/title');

In CakePHP 1.2 this has to be written like:
PLAIN TEXT
PHP:

$form->input('Post.title');

Othman Ouahbi has a very nice example on his blog on creating automatic updating select-boxes with Ajax.
If you change the first select-box, it updates the next selectbox accordingly.