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  webscriptz 19:44 on 16/02/2011 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: access-control, php ( 23 ), programming ( 9 ), RBAC ( 2 ), role-based-access, web ( 3 ), yii ( 18 ), yii framework ( 9 )   

  Yii framework: RBAC 

  Rbac in the Yiiframework isn’t hard at all but how do you keep your db clean and readable code readable and logic!

  After you have successfully configured the RBAC in /protected/config/main.php you need to insert the sql into your database and introduce your rules and accesses into to table, mine looks like this:

  

  And my code:

  

  This shows you how clean it can be first i have ‘moduleName.controllerName.actionName’ which even when working in the db has you focused on what you’re doing.

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  webscriptz 00:00 on 01/01/2011 Permalink | Reply  

  Happy New Year 

  Another year came and went, welcome 2011, happy new year !

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  webscriptz 19:15 on 28/12/2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: firefox ( 2 ), linux ( 8 ), ubuntu ( 5 )   

  Reclaim partial select in firefox 

  In the windows version of Firefox you can select a single word of your address, in ubuntu it’s been changed and here’s the fix:

  type: ‘about:config’ in your address-bar and click that you’ll be careful with the settings
  search for: ‘browser.urlbar.doubleClickSelectsAll’ and double click it

  You don’t have to relaunch Firefox for the browser to notice the change.

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  webscriptz 22:05 on 17/11/2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: auth ( 2 ), php module, problem ( 2 ), signup, yii ( 18 ), yiiframework ( 7 )   

  Yii framework saving models to database 

  Recently i’ve been writing on my authentication and account modules, especially the SignUpModule has been some sort of a real pain. I only now realize what it was.

  Yii only saved my first model after which it apparently said goodbye to saving to the db. Luckily or not, I found a link on the Yii website giving me some tips: http://www.yiiframework.com/wiki/19/how-to-use-a-single-form-to-collect-data-for-two-or-more-models .

  Basically you need to do: $model1->save(false); and $model2->save(false); if you wan’t to save multiple models to different tables, in one action.

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  webscriptz 16:24 on 13/11/2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: configuration ( 2 ), hierarchy, module, php ( 23 ), Projects ( 3 ), yii ( 18 ), yii framework ( 9 )   

  Yii, divide your models into folders 

  Working with models in Yii is easy but you can’t let them confuse you so I propose you subdivide your models in two categories the form models and the AR models.

  

  Note that you will to have to indicate this in each module:

  

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    Luis Lobo Borobia 20:51 on 02/02/2011 Permalink | Reply

    Thank you, nice idea.
    One other question, I love the color scheme of your screen captures! What do you use for coding? Is that a custom color scheme or did you use some standard?

    Regards,
    Luis

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    webscriptz 21:45 on 03/02/2011 Permalink | Reply

    I code my applications in ubuntu linux with gedit or geany. Gedit still has my preference because it’s no clutter software where your knowledge is everything, so no fancy code support except for highlighting. as for the theme it’s a standard theme in gedit which can be selected in the preferences menu.

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  webscriptz 16:02 on 13/11/2010 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: AES ( 2 ), decrypt, encrypt, encryption, php ( 23 ), programming ( 9 ), rijdael ( 2 ), security, yii ( 18 )   

  Yii & encryption 

  I’ve already said a few things about Yii and the encryption in a few posts prior to this one so now let me help everybody a hand in working with the Yii encryption.

  Basic Configuration

  

  The image is the minimal configuration you will need in ‘yourApplication/protected/config/main.php

  Usage

  Once you have installed this, the only thing to do is to call for it using the following:

  Yii::app()->secuirtyManager->encrypt() & decryp.

  A note to the wise

  If you, like me, use AES-256, you’ll need base64_encode & _decode to save it to database if not you won’t be able to save your passwords and retrieve them correctly.

  Using it by encapsulating the Yii::app()->secuirtyManager->encrypt() in a base64_encode() if you need to encrypt a password.

  

  If you want to decode a string you need to encapsulate base64_decode in Yii::app()->secuirtyManager->encrypt().

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  webscriptz 12:01 on 09/11/2010 Permalink | Reply  

  http://itmanagement.earthweb.com/osrc/article.php/3909906/50-Awesome-Open-Source-Apps-Youve-Probably-Never-Heard-Of.htm

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