Attack CakePHP (Ruby On Rails framework in PHP) graphic introduction page 1/2

CakePHP framework home: http://www.cakephp.org/

Import the downloaded directory to the project. The directory structure is shown in figure (Version: 1.1.19.6305)

Set up the PHP environment. Here AppServ2.5.9 is used.Home http://www.appservnetwork.com/

Create a database blog in MySQL and run the following SQL statement to create a table.

/**/ /*First, create our posts table:*/
CREATE   TABLE Posts (
Id INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY   KEY ,
Title VARCHAR ( 50 ),
Body TEXT ,
Created DATETIME   DEFAULT   NULL ,
Modified DATETIME   DEFAULT   NULL
);

/**/ /*Then insert some posts for testing:*/
INSERT   INTO Posts (title, body, created)
VALUES ( ' The title ' , ' This is the post body. ' , NOW ());
INSERT   INTO Posts (title, body, created)
VALUES ( ' A title once again ' , ' And the post body follows. ' , NOW ());
INSERT   INTO Posts (title, body, created)
VALUES ( ' Title strikes back ' , ' This is really exciting! Not. ' , NOW ());

Modify the file name of database. php. default in the app/config/directory of the project to database. php, and modify its configuration.

Modify the httpd. conf file of Apache.

Apache2.2 directly# LoadModule rewrite_modulemodules/mod_rewrite.so.

In versions earlier than 2.0, it is said that two places should be modified:LoadModule rewrite_module libexec/httpd/mod_rewrite.soAndAddModule mod_rewrite.c

Add Model:

/App/models/post. php

Code:

<? Php

Require_once ( ' Cake/app_model.php ' );

Class Post Extends AppModel {

Public   $ Name   =   ' Post ' ;

Public   $ Validate   =   Array (

' Title ' => VALID_NOT_EMPTY ,
' Body ' => VALID_NOT_EMPTY

);
}

?>