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It's often more practical (read: maintainable) to use the built in components and much as I like SwiftMailer, I thought it best that I investigated Cake's core EmailComponent.

Here in the US, the national holiday of Super Sunday has brought more than just the Super Bowl.

Get the fresh new release of CakePHP

CakePHP test suite is a powerful environment that lets you test small to large applications testing for isolated portions of your code. It is one of the coolest additions to the 1.2 release and in this article we'll see how to use it to test our application models.

When returning rows from a Model::findAll() call, the result array is indexed in a certain way. This behavior allows models to return their results indexed in the same way as hasMany associations, which is more concise and (in certain circumstances) easier to parse / pass to other functions.

Just a basic introduction to the wonderful abilities of pagination in Cake 1.2. Gives an overview of how to use pagination to do some very complex things with very little code.

This tutorial will attempt to cover some advanced techniques of pagination. In large this will cover Ajax pagination. Hopefully we can also uncover some of the better practices and techniques to use with pagination.

I am currently building a web 2.0 implementation of Bake that allows users to create their entire application in a friendly web environment and than creates a zip on demand. I wrote this component and have been using it in my development and alpha implementations of the application.

You’re on the quest for painless PHP development. You’re using Cake and considering the goodness of Eclipse. Two great first steps.

All you need now is a little help getting to know Eclipse and configuring it for CakePHP. This tutorial gathers information already out there, adds a bit more, and puts in all in one place.

We have some new releases available for download. Version 1.1.18.5850 is a bug fix update to the current stable release. Version 1.2.0.5875 is the pre beta release of the current development version.

This tutorial discusses how to use the CakePHP test suit to test components. It builds upon the excellent work of Mariano Iglesias found here: http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/testing-models-with-cakephp-1-2-test-suite

CSRF attacks take advantage of the fact that if an authenticated client opens a page with a link , the browser will treat it as a regular link (normal!) and send over the credentials to the website, thus allowing the action to be performed.
This component's goal is to suppress that risk by protecting your links with a secret.