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We’d have to use propset command from SVN.

$#: cd /path/to/repository/cake_project
$#: svn delete app/tmp/*
$#: svn propset svn:ignore '*' tmp/

Now, after you commit the changes your tmp/files won’t be commited to the SVN repo.

Linux, PHP cakephp, PHP, svn

Playing around with CakePHP parameters passing through URL, I’ve noticed that using Paginator helper for listing entities mixes up named and url params in the URL.

For instance, classical paginator URL is:

which looks like:

Array(
[named] =>Array(
[page] => number
)
)


Any parameter used in the Paginator goes inside of the URL and doesn’t affect the behaviour (in my case, URL param is used for language switching), i.e. http://domain.com/controller/action/?param=foo/page:number
No matter what your $this->params['url']['param'] contains – it won’t reflect on the logic.
Thus, if we use another variable $this->params['named']['foo'], we can always access it in our viewers and utilize it in the $paginator variable, so our URL will look like:
http://domain.com/controller/action/page:number/foo:bar
Useful links:
Additional parameters in $paginator

PHP cakephp, pagination, PHP

These tiny bits of beauty really make the development enjoyable:


$names = $this->find('list', array(
'conditions'=> null,
'order' => 'Developer.id ASC',
'fields' => array('Developer.id','Developer.'.$name.''),
'recursive' => 0
));

as the result, getting:

Array = (
[1] => 'Pafilia',
[2] => 'Vashiotis'
);

I’ll miss these features if I move from this framework

Heap cakephp, frameworks, PHP