CakePHP 3.2.6 Release, PHP development framework

CakePHP 3.2.6 was released. CakePHP is a rapid development framework that employs well-known design patterns such as ActiveRecord, association Data Mapping, Front Controller, and MVC. The main goal of the project is to provide a variety of layers of PHP developers to quickly develop a robust web application without losing flexibility. Key Features:

• Based on MVC architecture

• View Support Ajax

• Built-in check frame

• Provides the application's base module and CRUD code auto-generation capabilities

• Provides components to handle session,request,security

• Flexible View caching capabilities

• Object oriented

• No configuration required: just install the database.

• Compatible with PHP4 and PHP5.

This update, Bug FIX:

• Improved API documentation (@Sethathi, @thinkingmedia)

• Queries generated by the marshaller now correctly alias primary key columns. (@markstory)

• Complex conditions in Belongstomany associations now work correctly. (@markstory)

• Select Box Widgets for the Boolean values now generate correctly. False is now treated as equivalent to 0. (@markstory)

• Http\client now supports ssl_verify_peer_name option correctly now. (@curtisgibby)

• CakePHP can now is used from within a Phar file. (@lorenzo)

• Bound parameters in sub-queries now propagate to their parent query. (@markstory)

• A regression in the Postgres schema reflection code has been corrected. (@markstory)

• Accessing Titlecase properties from entities now works as expected. (@dakota)

• Cells in sub-namespaces now work as one would expect. (@markstory)

• ' is now a valid value for time inputs. (@markstory)

New features:

• Cake\orm\marshaller::one () now supports a forcenew option the can be used to create ' new ' Belongstomany Association Recor DS When the primary key was not defined. (@Tzaoh)

• Securitycomponent now emits helpful error messages if secure field comparisons fail and an application are in debug mode. (@steinkel)

• Validation::localizedtime () was added. (@ypnos-web)

• Error logs contain request URL and referrer URLs. (@mirko-paglial)

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