cakebaker » Validation with CakePHP 1.2
Up to now the validation support consisted of four constants (VALID_NOT_EMPTY, VALID_NUMBER, VALID_EMAIL, and VALID_YEAR), everything else you had to do yourself. The new validation class in CakePHP 1.2 is a bit more powerful ;-) The aforementioned constants still work in 1.2, but they are deprecated, so for new code you shouldn’t use them. The usage of the new validation rules follows the followi
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CakePHP and OpenID - cakebaker
This article is outdated, there is a newer tutorial! You probably heard about OpenID, the open, decentralized, free framework for user-centric digital identity. It allows you to authenticate with just your URI and a password for all services which support OpenID. The integration of OpenID into your (CakePHP) application is rather simple, and I wrote an OpenID component to make it even easier. Here
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