as the primary key, you may also use char(36). CakePHP will then use a unique 36 character UUID (String::uuid) whenever you save a new record using the Model::save method. View Conventions View template an element or view partial. See the section on Elements for more information and examples. View::uuid(string $object, mixed $url) Generates a unique non-random DOM ID for an object, based on the object generate unique DOM ID’s for elements such as the JsHelper: $uuid = $this->uuid( 'form', array('controller' => 'posts', 'action' => 'index') ); // $uuid contains 'form0425fe3bad' View::addScript(string $name

as the primary key, you may also use char(36). CakePHP will then use a unique 36 character UUID (String::uuid) whenever you save a new record using the Model::save method. View Conventions View template an element or view partial. See the section on Elements for more information and examples. View::uuid(string $object, mixed $url) Generates a unique non-random DOM ID for an object, based on the object unique DOM ID’s for elements such as the JsHelper: $uuid = $this->uuid( 'form', array('controller' => 'posts', 'action' => 'index') ); // $uuid contains 'form0425fe3bad' View::addScript(string $name

Strings into ASCII Text::transliterate Creating URL Safe Strings Text::slug Generating UUIDs Text::uuid Simple String Parsing Text::tokenize Text::parseFileSize() Formatting Strings Text::insert Text::cleanInsert auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save()

auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\ Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() model introspection and depends on the column datatype: Column Type Resulting Form Field string, uuid (char, varchar, etc.) text boolean, tinyint(1) checkbox decimal number float number integer

Strings into ASCII Text::transliterate Creating URL Safe Strings Text::slug Generating UUIDs Text::uuid Simple String Parsing Text::tokenize Text::parseFileSize() Formatting Strings Text::insert Text::cleanInsert auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save()

auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\ Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() model introspection and depends on the column datatype: Column Type Resulting Form Field string, uuid (char, varchar, etc.) text 132 https://api.cakephp.org/4.x/interface-Cake.View.Form.ContextInterface

auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() Hash::sort() now accepts the SORT_ASC and SORT_DESC constants in the direction parameter. • Text::uuid() now uses random_int() with PHP 5.6 insted of mt_rand(). This adds a dependency on paragonie/random_compat HelperRegistry instead. • Cake\View\View::$uuids is deprecated and will be removed in 4.0 • Cake\View\View::uuid() is deprecated and will be removed in 4.0 • Cake\View\Cell::$template is protected now. Use vie

auto-incrementing integer as primary keys, you can also use UUID columns. CakePHP will create UUID values automatically using (Cake\Utility\Text::uuid()) whenever you save new records using the Table::save() array. Hash::sort() now accepts the SORT_ASC and SORT_DESC constants in the direction parameter. Text::uuid() now uses random_int() with PHP 5.6 insted of mt_rand(). This adds a dependency on paragonie/random_compat HelperRegistry instead. Cake\View\View::$uuids is deprecated and will be removed in 4.0 Cake\View\View::uuid() is deprecated and will be removed in 4.0 Cake\View\Cell::$template is protected now. Use viewBuilder()-