WanWizard

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About ViewModels...
It is best practice that you don't put any logic in your view files, other then maybe simple if's or loops. A Viewmodel (or Presenter in more general OO terms) is a way to abstract away any view specific logic from the view, without havin…

Comment by WanWizard May 2013 permalink
1045!
I don't know, I've just listed the possible causes for this error. If you don't have multiple database servers, off course that point is not relevant for you. It's a PDO error, so something outside of FuelPHP. Which is either co…

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using a model from another app in a package
This is a bit unreadable, please use http://bin.fuelphp.com for a code paste next time. If with 'app' you mean two different FuelPHP installations, then direct access is never possible. They are not aware of each other. Within the same …

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1045!
Access denied. So: - your talking to the wrong database server - your username is not correct - the password is not correct - userid/password is ok, but no access rights to the selected database

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TestCase
the "Fuel" way of doing things doesn't work with tests, they are loaded and run by PHPUnit. Check the PHPUnit documentation on prepping methods, or look at existing tests such as for Arr or Date.

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Why my Robots haven't colors eyes ?
Haven't used windows for a long time, but in the "old" days, you needed ANSI support on the commandline to be able to use color escape code...

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Parsing Error!
I assume this generates the error: $this->get_user_data($company_code, $user_code)['id']Accessing a function result as an array is only supported in PHP 5.4+.

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FB Social + composer
You don't have too, it depends on your use case. A static interface, with forge() and instance() methods is handy if you need to pass objects around a lot. Instead of doing that, your static class can act as a container for your objects, and y…

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File/zip creation
I would use File::create('/some/file/path', 'test.txt', View::forge('home/somethingelse', $data)->render());

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FB Social + composer
You can use it as any other class, Composer will take care of the autoloading for you. I assume you would create the $facebook object in the controller method where you need it?

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1.6 install issues.
@maxarbos, Weird. I've only created one zip file, that I've uploaded to the website. I keep all copies locally, and I've just check, and it does contain all required files. You're sure you're looking at fuelphp-1.6.zip? Di…

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1.6 install issues.
@BigTone, Just add the required packages to the existing composer.json, and don't worry about location.

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Specifying query columns carries over
The ORM caches the results of all queries, as soon as the primary key is part of the result. Downside of that is that if you select a partial column list, you will miss data on subsequent queries, because the result is fetched from cache. This is…

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Language detection
All our applications have a standard config file which is in the always_load section of the config, and contains this (and a lot of other app config stuff). We also allow overriding the language via the query string, so developers can easily switch …

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Configuration files with FuelPHP
Ok, no problem. Just wanted to be complete in case someone else bumps into this thread.

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Configuration files with FuelPHP
Which means you didn't use the standard installation? Note that these paths are also defined in your public/index.php, and in the phpunit files (in case you want to run unit tests).

Comment by WanWizard May 2013 permalink
Configuration files with FuelPHP
> I went to "C:/wamp/bin/php/php5.4.3" and i did "php oil -v". And i've got the error : Could not open input file: oil. Which is correct, the 'oil' file isn't there, it's in the root of your FuelPHP i…

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1.6 install issues.
Yes, application config goes in app/config, and you only need to add the values for which you want to override the defaults, the core will fill in the rest. There is no php.php in fuel/core, nor should there be. A "no sush file" is usuall…

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Configuration files with FuelPHP
How do you use it? The commandline shortcut ('oil') is a *nix script, that obviously doesn't work on Windows. So you'll have to go to the folder in which you have installed FuelPHP (the root of that installation in which you f…

Comment by WanWizard May 2013 permalink
Upload::save() saves duplicated files in Fuel 1.6
It's on by default, so if you want it off, you need to override the default in your config file, or you should not call process() yourself. Big difference is that in the old 1.x code, data was stored in an array, so if you processed twice, it …

Comment by WanWizard May 2013 permalink
1.6 install issues.
Weird. I'll check with Jordi (the Composer author) to see why it (sometimes?) decides to do a git checkout, even if the package is on packagist, and there is a valid reference to a zipped version...

Comment by WanWizard May 2013 permalink
1.6 install issues.
Ok, so it doesn't break on upload, it breaks on Monolog? It should get the packagist zip for that as well. In the composer.json file, can you change the monolog version to "1.4.*" and run Composer update again?

Comment by WanWizard May 2013 permalink
1.6 install issues.
Hmmm... That's odd, it shouldn't go to the repo, it should download it from packagist. How did you update your base install? Also the oil and index.php has been updated, did you update those too? What's in your composer.json? What is…

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“No input file specified.” with default .htaccess under FCGId on Apache
I don't know what .htaccess you've been using. The default one, supplied with FuelPHP in the /public folder, contains: # deal with php5-cgi first RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?/$1 [QSA,L] which includes the question…

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Session will not persist
I've just pushed 'remember-me' functionality to the 1.7/develop branch of the Auth repository. You can just switch the Auth package in your application to this branch to use it. See http://fuelphp.com/dev-docs/packages/auth/simpleau…

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