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Compression is a light weight class that will load a CSS stylesheet, bind and translate given variables, compress and remove white space and cache the output for future use.

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Cupcake and Uploader plugins updated

Wednesday, September 16th 2009, 10:59pm
Topics: CakePHP, Plugins
Tags: Version, Uploader, Plugin, Cupcake, Forum, Bug
Comments: 3
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I want to thank everyone who has tested my forum plugin, and thanks again for all the people who reported bugs and features! The plugin is coming along nicely and I have a few features planned for the future. Cupcake has been updated again to provide more multi-byte character support and fix all the reported bugs. Additionally, I have added a quick-reply feature which can be enabled or disabled through the settings.

The Uploader plugin has also received an update, for there was a major bug, the validation never worked! This was my fault because it seems like I removed a reference variable to the parent model (&$Model) which would never update the primary model outside of the behavior, and in turn the validation never worked. I also updated the plugin with multi-byte support.

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  • Mike
    brandthunder.com
    Sep 20th 2009, 23:19
    1 Thanks for the update. You might want to mention that this plugin only works with PHP 5.2+ (as of 2.2) due to the mb_strrchr() function.
  • danilo
    Oct 1st 2009, 03:22
    2 nice work, thanks! :) i noticed one little thing..

    uploader.php, line 147
    ini_set('memore_limit', (($byte * $multiplier) * $multiplier) . $last);


    seems like typo ('memory_limit').
  • John
    flipflops.org
    Oct 5th 2009, 07:59
    3 I've just been reading about your uploader plugin after following the link from your groups post about attaching to models earlier. It looks really straight forward and I'm going to give it a whirl when I get a minute. I thought it looked really interesting as I a couple of months ago I wrote a couple of behaviours to extend MeioUpload so basically each model in your site can have its own uploads with their own defaults... but everything is stored in the Upload Model.

    http://www.flipflops.org/2009/06/29/two-cakephp-behaviours-to-extend-meioupload/

    I'm looking forward to having a look and seeing how you have done things.

    Cheers.