I have been looking for a convenient way of making and maintaining translations of my Kohana-modules. I have played around with POEdit and have extracted all __()\'s from my modules. Really like the w
I\'m working on authorization module for Kohana 3.1. In my module\'s init.php... Route::set( \'a11n\', \'<controller>\',
Here is my typical form $errors = array(); if ($this->request->post(\'submit\')) { // <----- I don\'t like this line
Are all values escaped when using the ORM Module? For example, if I have: $user->where(\'username\', \'LIKE\', \'%\' . $this->request-post(\'user\') . \'%\')->find_all()
Simple question about best-practice. I\'m using Kohana... is it okay to use helpers in开发者_StackOverflow views? For example, to use URL::site(). I could pass it from controller, you know. I assume i
I have two models, Product and Product_Methodology. In my product edit view I have a select form field to select one of many methodologies or none (empty first option). In my products table I have a I
I\'m trying to build a form wizard in Kohana and am learning a bit as I go. One of the things that I\'ve learn might work best is utilizing a state pattern in my class structure to manage the differen
Let say开发者_开发百科 that I have a table of some data. I want am running a query using ORM in Kohana 2.3.
$query = DB::select(\'thing\')->from(\'things\')->where(\'thing\', \'=\', \'something\'); if ($other_thing)
I have a rule in Kohana 3.1 checking for a non-empty field that always passes the validation check even if empty. Valid::empty will not return an error even when the field it\'s checking is empty, mea
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