Raine, Dave, Francisco: I’ve updated the article to make the notice errors go away :)

mark story on 13/2/10

Ok, good fix, Thks for the article.

Francisco.

Francisco on 15/2/10

Any idea what to do about this little error?

“Unexpected PHP error [You cannot use an empty key for Security::cipher()] severity [E_USER_WARNING] …..”

Thanks!!

Cameron on 4/3/10

Cameron: From reading the error it sounds like you have an empty cipherSeed. This isn’t allowed, adding a cipherSeed in your core.php should make the message go away.

mark story on 5/3/10

Hey, I found this extremely useful. I was struggling for a while figuring out how to use the test suite. I am more confident now and my test cases are actually producing clean and useful results!

Thanks.
Mohammed

Mohammed on 20/3/10

Mark: Didn’t see your reply until today. That definitely did the trick. Thanks!

Cameron Perry on 20/3/10

I wrote a function to do the extending of a controller for you. http://gist.github.com/382823

Joe Beeson on 28/4/10

Fatal error: Call to a member function check() on a non-object in C:\xampp\htdocs\wp\cake\libs\controller\components\auth.php on line 527

Keep getting the above and i am using cake 1.3 i started off using the code inside the super awesome pdf by matt curry so i came here to double check. Only difference is the $this->Posts->params = Router::parse(’/admin/profile/edit’);

My line is $this->Merchants->params = Router::parse(’/admin/profile/edit’);

Please advise. thank you.

keisimone on 29/4/10

Joe beeson: Neat, you could probably use partial mocks to accomplish a similar thing. :)

mark story on 1/5/10

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