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Feature rich, customizable comments plugin
Written on 2010-03-10 11:55:00 in Uncategorized,
Viewed 9121 times 0 CommentsFreshly baked by the friendly team here at CakeDC is the Comments plugin. For those of you too impatient to read on for a description, grab the goods here. And checkout the Sample Application. The comments plugin allows you to enable comments on any controller for any existing model in you application. Built in a manner to allow complete separation from your application, enabling and including the comments functionality is almost too easy. A good use case is the addition of comments to blog posts. In this case you can facilitate user feedback on information posted on your web site to further enhance the facilities of your existing applic... -
Utils Plugin release v1.1
Written on 2010-10-28 21:42:00 in Uncategorized,
Viewed 5782 times 0 CommentsThe Utils plugin is our mixed bag of "awesome". If you've not yet checked it out, definitely hop over to github to check it out. It aggregates a lot of useful code and miscellaneous ideas into a single plugin thats portable and dead easy to use in your applications. Since its release in September, we've made a few changes and updates, and we've bundled a new version for release. Here's a summary of the commits: Commit [7bdf401]: Update license and readme. Commit [e7630bd]: Added tests for data retrieval and false return from model delete. Commit [8510fe4]: Updated documentation for Soft Delete tests. Commit [Read More...Using the CakeDC Tags plugin for CakePHP
Written on 2010-10-29 05:32:00 in Uncategorized,
Viewed 7422 times 0 CommentsThis is an introduction to using the CakeDC Tags plugin for CakePHP. I'll take you through a new project creation, and the addition of the Tags plugin to your project for use with tagging a Blog model on your project. You should be able to take the skills learnt here to any other project, and start taking advantage of the Tags plugin for tagging your models appropriately. Lets get started by baking a new project: cake bake project blog1 Follow the prompts to complete the baking operation. You will now have a "blog1" directory available. Change into that directory: cd blog1 ensure that the `tmp` directory is writable: chmod -R 777 tmp Open up the `config/database.php.default` file in your favourite editor. Immediately choose to "Save as..." and save the file...
