Data File Uploads PUT, PATCH or DELETE Data Environment Variables (from $_SERVER and $_ENV) XML or JSON Data Path Information Checking Request Conditions Session Data Host and Domain Name Reading the HTTP View View Events Event List Creating Your Own View Classes More About Views View Cells Themes JSON and XML views Helpers Database Access & ORM Quick Example More Information Database Basics Query Integration Testing PSR-7 Middleware Testing with Encrypted Cookies Testing Flash Messages Testing a JSON Responding Controller Testing with file uploads Disabling Error Handling Middleware in Tests Assertion

Data File Uploads PUT, PATCH or DELETE Data Environment Variables (from $_SERVER and $_ENV) XML or JSON Data Path Information Checking Request Conditions Session Data Host and Domain Name Reading the HTTP View View Events Event List Creating Your Own View Classes More About Views View Cells Themes JSON and XML views Helpers Database Access & ORM Quick Example More Information Database Basics Query Integration Testing PSR-7 Middleware Testing with Encrypted Cookies Testing Flash Messages Testing a JSON Responding Controller Disabling Error Handling Middleware in Tests Assertion methods Comparing test

limited to HTML or text representation of the data. It can be used to deliver common data formats like JSON, XML, and through a pluggable architecture any other format you may need, such as CSV. The Controller present: cms/ bin/ config/ plugins/ resources/ src/ templates/ tests/ tmp/ vendor/ webroot/ composer.json index.php README.md Now might be a good time to learn a bit about how CakePHP’s directory structure inserted inside the application’s layout. While we’ll be creating HTML here, Views can also generate JSON, CSV or even binary files like PDFs. A layout is presentation code that is wrapped around a view

Data File Uploads PUT, PATCH or DELETE Data Environment Variables (from $_SERVER and $_ENV) XML or JSON Data Path Information Checking Request Conditions Session Data Host and Domain Name Reading the HTTP View View Events Event List Creating Your Own View Classes More About Views View Cells Themes JSON and XML views Helpers Database Access & ORM Quick Example More Information Database Basics Query Integration Testing PSR-7 Middleware Testing with Encrypted Cookies Testing Flash Messages Testing a JSON Responding Controller Testing with file uploads Disabling Error Handling Middleware in Tests Assertion

limited to HTML or text representation of the data. It can be used to deliver common data formats like JSON, XML, and through a pluggable architecture any other format you may need, such as CSV. The Controller /plugins /src /tests /tmp /vendor /webroot .editorconfig .gitignore .htaccess .travis.yml composer.json index.php phpunit.xml.dist README.md Now might be a good time to learn a bit about how CakePHP’s inserted inside the application’s layout. While we’ll be creating HTML here, Views can also generate JSON, CSV or even binary files like PDFs. A layout is presentation code that is wrapped around a view

limited to HTML or text representation of the data. It can be used to deliver common data formats like JSON, XML, and through a pluggable architecture any other format you may need, such as CSV. The Controller /src /templates /tests /tmp /vendor /webroot .editorconfig .gitignore .htaccess .travis.yml composer.json index.php phpunit.xml.dist README.md Now might be a good time to learn a bit about how CakePHP’s inserted inside the application’s layout. While we’ll be creating HTML here, Views can also generate JSON, CSV or even binary files like PDFs. A layout is presentation code that is wrapped around a view

from a Plugin 2.0 2.1 Creating your own view classes View API More about Views Themes Media Views JSON and XML views Helpers Models Understanding Models More on models Associations: Linking Models Together . Create a CakePHP Project Before installing CakePHP you’ll need to setup a composer.json file. A composer.json file for a CakePHP application would look like the following: { "name": "example-app" "cakephp/cakephp": "2.10.*" }, "config": { "vendor-dir": "Vendor/" } } Save this JSON into composer.json in the APP directory of your project. Next download the composer.phar file into your project

here19. Create a CakePHP Project Before installing CakePHP you’ll need to setup a composer.json file. A composer.json file for a CakePHP application would look like the following: { "name": "example-app" Installation and URL Rewriting 33 CakePHP Cookbook Documentation, Release 2.x Save this JSON into composer.json in the APP directory of your project. Next download the composer.phar file into your project composer.json run the following: $ php composer.phar install Once Composer has finished running you should have a directory structure that looks like: example-app/ composer.phar composer.json Vendor/