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CakePHP Auth Allow to Specific Actions of Specific Controllers

It’s a common problem to CakePHP developer to auth allow to specific actions of a specific controller. Especially to newbies developer of CakePHP. Honestly, it’s really easy but little tricky. So this article is for whom, who looking for CakePHP auth allow to specific actions of specific controllers.

Assume you have three controllers ClientsController.php, JobsController.php and HomeController.php. Now you want to access:

  • index() action from all controller
  • lists() action of  ClientsController.php controller
  • jobs() action of JobsController.php controller
  • home() action of HomeController.php controller

To accomplish this goal open AuthController.php file and add these following line.

public function beforeFilter(Event $event)
{
   $this->Auth->allow(array('index'));
}

 

Then open ClientsController.php file and add these following line.

public function beforeFilter(Event $event)
{
   parent::beforeFilter($event);
   $this->Auth->allow(array('lists'));
}

 

Then open JobsController.php file and add these following line.

public function beforeFilter(Event $event)
{
   parent::beforeFilter($event);
   $this->Auth->allow(array('jobs'));
}

 

Then open HomeController.php file and add these following line.

public function beforeFilter(Event $event)
{
   parent::beforeFilter($event);
   $this->Auth->allow(array('home'));
}

In this way, you can auth allow to specific actions of specific controllers.

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Internationalization & Localization Application with CakePHP 3

CakePHP has one of the coolest features to make application Internationalization & Localization. It’s really easy to translate your application or website into multiple languages with CakePHP 3.  Let’s see it.

First of all, create a directory Locale inside PROJECT_ROOT/src

Create a subdirectory of each language (which language you want to translate your application) inside PROJECT_ROOT/src/Locale/. Subdirectory name can be anything (ex. english, french, etc), but prefer ISO code of the language (ex. en_US, fr_FR, bn_BN etc). So follow this tutorial and make your subdirectory name en_USfr_FR, and bn_BN

Create default.po file inside all subdirectories (en_USfr_FR, and bn_BN). And copy the following code in the respective file.

src/Locale/en_US/default.po

msgid "message"
msgstr "Hello World"

 

src/Locale/fr_FR/default.po

msgid "message"
msgstr "Bonjour le monde"

 

src/Locale/bn_BN/default.po

msgid "message"
msgstr "ওহে বিশ্ব"

Here msgid key of which will use inside the template (view files) and msgstr is the values which will gonna translate.

So now you have three different languages (en_USfr_FR, and bn_BN). and one key (message) which can be translated into these three languages.

Now use <?php echo __(‘message’); ?> in your view (any ctp file of your application).

Then open PROJECT_ROOT/config/app.php file and find

 'defaultLocale' => env('APP_DEFAULT_LOCALE', 'fr_FR')

and replace with your language.

But if you want to translate language in runtime then you can use it

use Cake\I18n\I18n;

I18n::locale('fr_FR');

I hope this article will help you to translate your application in multiple language.

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CakePHP 3 – DebugKit Toolbar Not Visible

Are you looking for the solution of DebugKit Toolbar not visible in CakePHP 3? These small tips will help you do that. Ensure you have pdo-sqlite installed & enabled on your machine. Cause debugKit by default uses a sqlite db. If not then follow this instruction.

At first install pdo-sqlite in your machine.

sudo apt-get install php7.0-sqlite

Then restart your server (apache server)

sudo service apache2 restart

Now that will help you to visible the DebugKit Toolbar