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10 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
@joshdavey: why do a lot of people INSIST ON NOT READING before posting? Check the previous messages, this was SOLVED long ago.
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Abe Forgive the personality analysis, but your seemingly irate attitude towards the author necessitated commentary.

Do bear in mind that you're a guest on this website, not an unpaid asshole.

Your message is true, but your delivery is definitely flawed. I'd recommend trying to be a little more polite, or you'll keep getting comments from people like Ryan. While I agree with what you said, the way you came across was pretty overwhelmingly full of douchebaggery. I have not personally visited the CakePHP forums but if they're full of people such as yourself who display a genuine "inability" to be polite, I don't plan on visiting anytime soon.

It is rather apparent that you're a CakePHP fan, but don't turn it into some form of irrational zeal. Step one would be to resist all caps. Step two would be to assume that other people aren't as brilliant as you, and don't have the MIT license memorised. Step three would be to perhaps quietly suggest that the author credit the source that shows definite similarity to his code snippets, instead of full-force attacking him.

Thanks for the info, Emran. I was trying to extend Model.php, and I eventually just popped a customised copy of "Model.php" in my APPPATH/libraries folder and overrode the default Model file altogether.

10 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter | Md Emran Hasan (phpfour) on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
@joshdavey: why do a lot of people INSIST ON NOT READING before posting? Check the previous messages, this was SOLVED long ago.

11 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter | Md Emran Hasan (phpfour) on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
Having been (and currently beeing) on several open source projects I know this is not unheard of. But people like Ryan on his comment above (showing that his brain consists only of derogative terms) certainly do not help the projects.

For the sake of CI, I hope you have more of the "other kind" of people. You know, people that KNOW something about something, and HELP the project back, for a change.

11 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
Having been (and currently beeing) on several open source projects I know this is not unheard of. But people like Ryan on his comment above (showing that his brain consists only of derogative terms) certainly do not help the projects.

For the sake of CI, I hope you have more of the "other kind" of people. You know, people that KNOW something about something, and HELP the project back, for a change.

11 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter | Md Emran Hasan (phpfour) on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
@taewoo: before you post, READ. That works on every level. He DID say he FORGOT to credit CakePHP until I reminded him, so you should double read the comments before you call me anal.

11 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
@taewoo: before you post, READ. That works on every level. He DID say he FORGOT to credit CakePHP until I reminded him, so you should double read the comments before you call me anal.

12 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
In the world where I live, when you take off the code that someone else built, or steal its ideas, it's nice to give a credit back. And if you DID take out the source code, you need to abide by their license agreement.

On this particular case your source code (mainly its method names and implementation) look strangely familiar to CakePHP's model implementation (for outsiders, concentrate on the method names and signatures):

https://trac.cakephp.org/browser/branches/1.2.x...

To give a small preview of the similarities:

* $this->data and $this->useDbConfig used on both
* getAffectedRows()
* getNumRows()
* getInsertID()
* getID()
* lastQuery()
* query()
* remove()

Well, almost all methods are borrowed from CakePHP implementation.

So I think you seriously need to revisit your use of open source software and inability to respect its MIT license.

12 months ago

in Extended Model for CodeIgniter | Md Emran Hasan (phpfour) on Md Emran Hasan (phpfour)
In the world where I live, when you take off the code that someone else built, or steal its ideas, it's nice to give a credit back. And if you DID take out the source code, you need to abide by their license agreement.

On this particular case your source code (mainly its method names and implementation) look strangely familiar to CakePHP's model implementation (for outsiders, concentrate on the method names and signatures):

https://trac.cakephp.org/browser/branches/1.2.x...

To give a small preview of the similarities:

* $this->data and $this->useDbConfig used on both
* getAffectedRows()
* getNumRows()
* getInsertID()
* getID()
* lastQuery()
* query()
* remove()

Well, almost all methods are borrowed from CakePHP implementation.

So I think you seriously need to revisit your use of open source software and inability to respect its MIT license.
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