alkemann / cakephp-assets

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FlashChartHelper - StackedBars does not work

Multiple foreign keys with CakePHP Ordered behavior

I originally asked this on Stack Overflow, but it's gotten no responses.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8362015/cakephp-ordered-behavior-with-multiple-foreign-keys

My Item model has foreign keys section_id and category_id. An Item can be a child of either a Section xor a Category. Whichever the Item is not a child of has a foreign_key value of 0. Is there any way the ordered behavior can accomodate this model and allow me to reorder Items under whichever parent the Items are attached?

Related hasMany versioning

It seems that by default cake does not load behaviors for related models, which makes creating versioning of a related model that is not HABTM difficult.

It seems that following some of the HABTM logic, one could do the same loop to serialize the hasMany arrays and save them in the shadow table.
1 field per relationship and the behavior could be updated to expect those.

Is this valid, or non-relevant, as there is a better way of doing it? I'll be more than happy to fork the file and prompt for a pull request with my changes.

Ordered behavior can't handle foreign key changes

If you edit an object and change the foreign key which is being used in the Ordered behavior, bad things can happen.

1. The ordering of the edited object doesn't get set to the max ordering within its new foreign key (instead it stays the same, potentially resulting in multiple rows sharing the same foreign key and ordering value, or gaps).
2. Any objects which used to be ordered after the edited objects in the old foreign key don't get their order decremented, leading to gaps.

Even if you don't fix it, I think it's important to mention that your behavior does not handle situations where the foreign key might be changed.

Segfault in Logable behaviour under Debian Lenny

OS: Debian Lenny
Apache: apache2-mpm-prefork 2.2.9-10+lenny6
PHP: 5.2.6.dfsg.1-1+lenny3
Logable: 2.2
CakePHP: 1.2.5

When I set up my AppModel and AppController (see http://bin.cakephp.org/saved/53146) to use Logable and attempt to save a model, I get a segfault in Apache.

Looking at a stack trace in xdebug, I see this pattern repeated:

Model->save( ) ../products_controller.php:70
BehaviorCollection->trigger( ) ../model.php:1274
ModelBehavior->dispatchMethod( ) ../behavior.php:456
LogableBehavior->afterSave( ) ../behavior.php:162
LogableBehavior->_saveLog( ) ../logable.php:428

Revsion behaviour: naming conventions

It would be appreciated if you stick to CakePHP's naming conventions. The current fields id and version_id have to be reconsidered.

id sould be: primary key, a simple "counter" -> auto increment
new field: MODEL_id is the relation to MODEL since the Revision model $belongsTo MODEL.

Mainly for beginners it would be much easier because they learn to use anothermodel_id to link to anothermodel with belongsTo/hasMany

[IE Issue] Not rendering in IE7/IE8

Hi all,
Great helper but i'm experiencing problem when trying to render a chart in IE8...
No problems on other Web Navigators (Safari, Opera, Firefox, Google Chrome).

I've got 4 charts to display.
In my ses_controller.php i generate datas :

set('ctrl_conf', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlconf', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_elec', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlelec', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_fonc', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlfonc', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_final', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlfinal', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_conf_precedente', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlconf', $annee_precedente, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_elec_precedente', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlelec', $annee_precedente, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_fonc_precedente', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlfonc', $annee_precedente, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_final_precedente', $this->Se->getCountCtrl('ctrlfinal', $annee_precedente, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_conf_se', $this->Se->getDetailCtrl('ctrlconf', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_elec_se', $this->Se->getDetailCtrl('ctrlelec', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_fonc_se', $this->Se->getDetailCtrl('ctrlfonc', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('ctrl_final_se', $this->Se->getDetailCtrl('ctrlfinal', $annee_en_cours, $mois)); 
        $this->set('annee_en_cours', $annee_en_cours); 
        $this->set('annee_precedente', $annee_precedente); 
?>

In my main view :

 
    
 
        
 
            
 
                
 
                     
                    
 
                        
Contrôles Configurations
 
                    
 
                     
                    
 
                         
                    
 
                
 
                
 
                begin(array('prototype'=>true)); 
                 
                // Construction des labels en x 
                $months[0] = "Jan"; 
                $months[1] = "Fev"; 
                $months[2] = "Mar"; 
                $months[3] = "Avr"; 
                $months[4] = "Mai"; 
                $months[5] = "Jui"; 
                $months[6] = "Jui"; 
                $months[7] = "Aou"; 
                $months[8] = "Sep"; 
                $months[9] = "Oct"; 
                $months[10] = "Nov"; 
                $months[11] = "Dec";  
                 
                for($i=0; $i 
                element('ses/stats_ctrl', array( 
                        'graphDivId'            => 'ctrlConf', 
                        'detailDivId'            => 'detail_ctrl_conf', 
                        'data_x'                => $data_x, 
                        'ctrl_annee_en_cours'    => $ctrl_conf, 
                        'ctrl_annee_precedente'    => $ctrl_conf_precedente, 
                        'ctrl_detail'            => $ctrl_conf_se 
                    ));  
                ?>     
            
 
            
 
                
 
                     
                    
 
                        
Contrôles Electriques
                    
 
                     
                    
 
                        
                    
 
                
 
                
 
                element('ses/stats_ctrl', array( 
                        'graphDivId'            => 'ctrlElec', 
                        'detailDivId'            => 'detail_ctrl_elec', 
                        'data_x'                => $data_x, 
                        'ctrl_annee_en_cours'    => $ctrl_elec, 
                        'ctrl_annee_precedente'    => $ctrl_elec_precedente, 
                        'ctrl_detail'            => $ctrl_elec_se 
                    ));  
                ?> 
            
         
        
 
        
 
            
 
                
 
                     
                    
 
                        
Contrôles Fonctionnels
                    
 
                     
                    
 
                        
                    
 
                
 
                
 
                element('ses/stats_ctrl', array( 
                        'graphDivId'            => 'ctrlFonc', 
                        'detailDivId'            => 'detail_ctrl_fonc', 
                        'data_x'                => $data_x, 
                        'ctrl_annee_en_cours'    => $ctrl_fonc, 
                        'ctrl_annee_precedente'    => $ctrl_fonc_precedente, 
                        'ctrl_detail'            => $ctrl_fonc_se 
                    ));  
                ?> 
            
 
            
 
                
 
                     
                    
 
                        
Contrôles Finaux
                    
 
                     
                    
 
                        
                    
 
                
 
                
 
                element('ses/stats_ctrl', array( 
                        'graphDivId'            => 'ctrlFinal', 
                        'detailDivId'            => 'detail_ctrl_final', 
                        'data_x'                => $data_x, 
                        'ctrl_annee_en_cours'    => $ctrl_final, 
                        'ctrl_annee_precedente'    => $ctrl_final_precedente, 
                        'ctrl_detail'            => $ctrl_final_se 
                    ));  
                ?> 
            
 
        
 
    
 
 
?>

in my stats_ctrl element :

" align="center"> 
        setData($ctrl_annee_en_cours, '{n}', false, 'stuff'.$graphDivId, 'data'.$graphDivId);   
        $flashChart->axis('y',array('range' => array(0, max($ctrl_annee_en_cours)+1, 1)));      
        $flashChart->axis('x',array('labels' => $data_x), array('vertical' => false ));      
                  
        echo $flashChart->chart('bar_glass', array(), 'stuff'.$graphDivId, 'data'.$graphDivId);   
        echo $flashChart->render(425, 200, 'data'.$graphDivId, $graphDivId);   
    ?> 
     
?>

It renders perfectly in Chrome, Safari or other but not in IE7 or 8 !!

AnyOne has got an idea ?

Supported Version for Cake PHP 3.x

Hi , Have used this tool in our project which is using cake php V 2.9.1.Now we are upgrading the project to cake php V 3.5.5. Is this plugin available for cake php 3.x version?

JSON Parse Error [Syntax Error]

Hi,
FlashChartHelper is a nice work, but I have problem with json I guess.
In swf embed I've got:

Open Flash Chart

JSON Parse Error [Syntax Error]
Error at character 0, line 1:

0:

I read a lot about that error in the Internet, but I haven't found nothing could help.
I hoped that in your git repo will find working version, unfortunately same error.
Did someone who had this error find some solution?
In view I have examples from your docs:

echo $flashChart->begin();
$flashChart->setData(array(1,2,4,8));
echo $flashChart->chart();
echo $flashChart->render();

I've tried begin with prototype etc.

I'm using cakephp 1.3

Logable behaviour

There is a small issue in the logable behaviour which causes SQL warning;

Line 343 should read:

$this->old = $Model->find('first',array('conditions'=>array($Model->alias.'.'.$Model->primaryKey => $Model->id),'recursive'=>-1));

basically the $Model->alias.'.' was added before $Model->primaryKey which was the root cause of a SQL issue.

Outdated del() statement in RevisionBehavior

Hi there,

I am using your Revision behavior and love it but just ran into an issue with SQL errors concerning a 'del' statement.

Someone pointed out that this is caused by an outdated del() statement in line 878. Replacing it with delete() as shown below fixes the problem:

$Model->ShadowModel->delete($oldest[$Model->alias][$Model->ShadowModel->primaryKey]);

HTH,
Bravo

infinite loop when attached to AppModel

When the behavior to AppModel, this applies to Log model itslef causing an infinite loop by the afterSave()
change line: http://github.com/alkemann/CakePHP-Assets/blob/master/models/behaviors/logable.php#L503

to:

$this->Log->save(null, array('validate'=>false, 'callbacks' => false));