Sunday, February 1, 2009

how populate data to textbox from databaseajax

how populate data to textbox from database by ajax. Somebody help me.

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Re: i wants to know how can i import contacts from Google, yahoo or others using cakephp

You can check out the Zend Framworkd which has some libs on Gdata
protocol.

You can use them as vendors in cakephp.


On Feb 1, 5:55 am, amar goud <amardeen...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi all,
>
> i am doing an application which requires importing contacts from the mail
> servers like Google , yahoo and hot mail.
>
> how can i get Google API for contacts.....
>
> can any body tell this. what i have to do first.
>
> please reply me if you know.
>
> thank u.
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Why can't plugins have the AppError handler?

Recentely I started building a plugin to contact several webservices
like twitter, fireeagle and such and a long way trough it I find out
that I can't use the AppError handler without re-writting it.

I love to know and understand why this isn't possible and what are the
plans on this.
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Batch adding children with Tree Behavior

Is there a quick and easy way to generate children and have them auto-
associated with the respective parent, using a multidimensional array?
I have a data array structured like this (generated from a flat file):

[User] => array (

[name] => John

)

[Todo] => array (

[0] => array (
[type] => single
[note] => bread, milk, coffee
)

[1] => array (
[type] => multiple
[TodoChild] => array (

[0] => array (
[type] => single
[note] => cereal
)

[1] => array (
[type] => single
[note] => dessert
)

)
)

)

Todo actsAs "Tree" and has both a hasMany and belongsTo relationship
to itself (both relationships only have the foreignKey set to
"parent_id"). The model works fine when the user is adding children
via the webpage, but I want to find the quickest and easiest way to do
this manually or "programmatically" without having to resort to a ton
of code just to do this seemingly simple task.

The only way I thought of to accomplish this was to use a recursive
method that would save the parent, get its generated ID and set it as
the "parent_id" field for each child and then save each child.
However, that seemed a bit much just to simply add children to a
parent manually.

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Cakephp Access of files

I'm currently working on a community-like page, where gallery-images
exists. These images should not be accessed to anyone not logged in to
the community, for example, no one should be able to write
http://myhost/images/image1.jpg when not logged in.

I first thought of using .htaccess for that specific image-folder in
webroot, but then each user have to fill in this user/password as well
(as his login/pass to the site itself), and that seems a little
annoying. But that could be an option.

Instead I put all images outside the webroot-folder (in /app/images/),
and access them via the Media View (see Views in Cakephp Manual). This
works fine, but performance is really slow, since it takes a php-
action call for every image loaded (e.g. /Images/getImage/31), and
when showing 30 thumbnails this takes some time.

I would like to point directly to the image (for performance reasons).
Anyone out there knows of a better way to "protect" files from anyone
not logged in to the site?

Thank you.

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Batch adding records using Tree Behavior

I have a model that contains a hasMany relationship with a model that
"actsAs" a Tree. This Tree model has a hasMany 'child' relationship as
well as a belongsTo 'parent' relationship to the same model. This
setup works just fine when the user is interactively adding children
nodes and such. However, I also have a function that gathers data from
a flat file and inserts new records based on that data using saveAll.

My problem is I cannot find a quick and easy way to automatically
insert children at the same time. If I have a multidimensional array
('TodoChild' in the example below), is there a way to get the Tree
Behavior to use it to create the children and automatically assign
them to the proper parent?

The only way I thought to do it was by somehow using a recursive
method and doing a save on the parent first, then set the parent_id
for each direct child below it and saving each of those (then repeat
recursively). But that approach just seemed a bit much just to simply
add children.

My hasMany and belongsTo relationships for the model with Tree
Behavior only have the foreignKey set to "parent_id." Here is an
example data array with the same structure I am working with:

[User] => Array
(
[name] => John
)

[Todo] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[type] => single
[note] => bread, milk, eggs
)

[1] => Array
(
[type] => multiple
[TodoChild] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[type] => single
[note] => cereal
)

[1] => Array
(
[type] => single
[note] => dessert
)

)

)

)

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Re: utf-8 encoding problem

thank you all for your time and help

but my problem actually is caused by the browser . he send the url query to the cakephp in the form of ANSI and i configure the cake and the header of generated page to use the utf-8 so the quastion is how to change the recived ansi data to the utf-8 data> it's not about notpad++ it's about dynamic read write data

On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 6:54 PM, Marcelo Andrade <mfandrade@gmail.com> wrote:

On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 7:18 PM, medo <alani.mohammad@gmail.com> wrote:
> (..)

This is a very common issue.  Just follow this checklist:

1. Using a smart editor (for Windows: Notepad++, Textpad, ...; for
Gnu/Linux: Gedit,
Kedit, Geany, Kate, Vim...), be sure that all of your .php and .ctp
files are saved
with the UTF-8 (without BOM) encoding;

2. Be sure that your webserver is configured to serve the pages in
UTF-8 encoding
(in Apache, the line 'AddDefaultCharset UTF-8' in your httpd.conf);

3. Be sure that your database tables are configured with the UTF-8 encoding (in
MySql, create your tables with the proper collation option);

4. In the very last case, if the problem still persists and your are a
really paranoid,
change the PHP interpreter encoding in your php.ini.

Best regards.

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