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User
 m3nt0r
Location
 Germany
URL
 http://cakealot.com

Recent Articles

Authed - Adds rule based userScope to Auth

If you ever thought it would be nice to let the user know why the login wasn't successful, this component may be right for you.
  • Published by m3nt0r 09/21/08 - 20:59
  • 13911 views
  • 3 comments

Amazon ECS Component

Search, Lookup and Remote Cart management
  • Published by m3nt0r 09/18/08 - 17:19
  • 8692 views
  • 0 comments

Zend Framework Loader Component

A simple wrapper component to Zend_Loader & adds the correct path into your include_path so everything works as expected by Zend Framework.
  • Published by m3nt0r 07/07/08 - 05:20
  • 10379 views
  • 0 comments

TranslationHelper

This uses the HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE to determine the current users most accepted language. It takes the the first one of all accepted, then looks up the available translations and delivers. If all fails, or no good translation was found, it returns the default string.
  • Published by m3nt0r 10/13/06 - 17:16
  • 11054 views
  • 1 comment

Behaviour.js Helper

Helps you using the Behaviour Javacript in your App. Behaviour can be used to attach Javascript to Elements. With this you can easily avoid using inline-Javascript.
  • Published by m3nt0r 10/02/06 - 06:25
  • 20510 views
  • 8 comments

Recent Comments

Posted 24/07/2009 04:08am
The problem i found was that, if the controller that is used to display the foreign errors does not "use" the model the errors belong to, the code does not display anything.

That's because the conditional model initialization was not properly done. I changed the if/else in the if(empty($args)) section to the following (removed the "continue" aswell).


if (in_array($modelName, $this->modelNames)) {
    $Model = & $this->{$modelName};
} else {
    $Model = & ClassRegistry::init($modelName);
}

Now, if the model is not present in the controller, it will be initialized and everything works just fine.

Hope this helps.
Posted 28/05/2009 10:38am
Since you are using tablelize, the fieldname is in plural form

Inflector::tableize($assocKey).'_count';

I suggest to change this to singular form, so that it lines up nicely with other counter cache fields. It's more natural that way.

Inflector::underscore($assocKey).'_count';

- Kjell
Posted 26/12/2008 12:27am
... and thanks to the team for their keyboard wizardry. Beer on me, if we ever met. :)
Posted 29/06/2008 04:01pm
Thanks everyone. You're doing a great job.
Posted 27/07/2007 06:57pm
I know it might sounds crazy, but the different release dates are a real issue to some people.

When the time comes that the iPhone is available in my country, all obvious and cool apps have been build already. I hate not living near the source ;)

I have so many ideas for that toy but i can't do anything right now.. just reading about all the cool stuff others invent. Stop torturing me already! :D

*-- dont take this post too serious --*

Nice read!