extractOriginalChanged(). Finder arguments are now required to be associative arrays as they were always expected to be. TranslateBehavior now defaults to the ShadowTable strategy. If you are using the Eav strategy parse requests and handle reverse routing. Route classes have a few conventions: Route classes are expected to be found in the Routing\\Route namespace of your application or plugin. Route classes should array of data to build the widget and is expected to return a string of HTML for the widget. The secureFields() method expects an array of data as well and is expected to return an array containing the list

extractOriginalChanged(). • Finder arguments are now required to be associative arrays as they were always expected to be. • TranslateBehavior now defaults to the ShadowTable strategy. If you are using the Eav strategy requests and handle reverse routing. Route classes have a few conventions: • Route classes are expected to be found in the Routing\\Route namespace of your application or plugin. • Route classes should array of data to build the widget and is expected to return a string of HTML for the widget. The secureFields() method expects an array of data as well and is expected to return an array containing the list

redirect responses. ORM Improvements Containing the same association multiple times now works as expected, and the query builder functions are now stacked. Function expressions now correctly cast their tFlash() is deprecated. You should use Flash instead. Error Custom ExceptionRenderers are now expected to either return a Cake\Network\Response object or string when rendering errors. This means that Note that some methods have switched the argument order, e.g. assertEqual($is, $expected) should now be assertEquals($expected, $is). The following assertion methods have been deprecated and will be removed

redirect responses. ORM Improvements • Containing the same association multiple times now works as expected, and the query builder functions are now stacked. • Function expressions now correctly cast their tFlash() is deprecated. You should use Flash instead. Error Custom ExceptionRenderers are now expected to either return a Cake\Network\Response object or string when rendering errors. This means that Note that some methods have switched the argument order, e.g. assertEqual($is, $expected) should now be assertEquals($expected, $is). The following assertion methods have been deprecated and will be removed

parse requests and handle reverse routing. Route classes have a few conventions: Route classes are expected to be found in the Routing\\Route namespace of your application or plugin. Route classes should $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] for the username and password fields. Note In case authentication does not work like expected, check if queries are executed at all (see BaseAuthenticate::_query($username)). In case no queries array of data to build the widget and is expected to return a string of HTML for the widget. The secureFields() method expects an array of data as well and is expected to return an array containing the list

requests and handle reverse routing. Route classes have a few conventions: • Route classes are expected to be found in the Routing\\Route namespace of your application or plugin. • Route classes should $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] for the username and password fields. Note: In case authentication does not work like expected, check if queries are executed at all (see BaseAuthenticate::_query($username)). In case no queries array of data to build the widget and is expected to return a string of HTML for the widget. The secureFields() method expects an array of data as well and is expected to return an array containing the list

that $type is case-sensitive. Using an upper case character (for example, All) will not produce the expected results. $params is used to pass all parameters to the various types of find(), and has the following => array('id', 'name', 'parent_id') )); } Otherwise, the returned array will not be of the expected nested structure from above. find(‘neighbors’) find('neighbors', $params) will perform a find These functions can be defined in model classes (including your AppModel) class. Be sure to note the expected return values for each of these special functions. When using callback methods you should remember

$type is case- sensitive. Using an upper case character (for example, All) will not produce the expected results. $params is used to pass all parameters to the various types of find(), and has the following 'fields' => array('id', 'name', 'parent_id') )); } Otherwise, the returned array will not be of the expected nested structure from above. find(‘neighbors’) find('neighbors', $params) will perform a find These functions can be defined in model classes (including your AppModel) class. Be sure to note the expected return values for each of these special functions. When using callback methods you should remember