Re: Organizing Controllers into subfolders in CakePHP 2

Having an admin interface that allows you to manage 'static' data would lead to at least one controller for each model/table, probably.

Jeremy Burns

Class Outfit

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On 21 Dec 2011, at 20:05:29, Brad Koch wrote:

So, in summary:
* Don't use subfolders anymore.
* If you want to start making partitions between files, use a plugin.

@Miles, just an example.  Lots of models would equal lots of
controllers.  I've had schemas that had over 60 tables before, so it
wouldn't be unreasonable at all to see up to 100.  I promise there's
no hideous case of abuse going on =)

On Dec 20, 9:55 pm, José Lorenzo <jose....@gmail.com> wrote:

I would use plugins, it is a very natural way of organizing related code

into logical and reusable chunks

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