cakephp-3.x

I have custom utility class that contains some methods for general use and it is located in src/Utility/UtilityClass. I can include the Utility class in controller .e.g. use App\Utility\ArrayUtil; and then call the class in my controllers e.g. ArrayUtil::myMethod(); And it works. I need to include the UtilityClass in bootstrap so it applies all over the application so I can reuse it in models, templates and other controllers as well. I tried to load it in config/bootstrap.php but I get this error: Error: Class 'ArrayUtil' not found Any idea You can add this line at the top of the page, be it

How do you check within the view template if the result object contains any entries? (There was a similar question already, but this one is slightly different) Take the CakePHP 3 blog tutorial for example. They show how to list all articles on one page: // src/Controller/ArticlesController.php public function index() { $this->set('articles', $this->Articles->find('all')); } And the view template: <!-- File: src/Template/Articles/index.ctp --> <table> <tr> <th>Id</th> <th>Title</th> </tr> <?php foreach ($articles as $article): ?> <tr> <td><?= $article->id ?></td> <td> <?= $this->Html->link(

This may seem obvious to some of you, but I really am struggling to find a straight answer. I've generally googled, as well as read both the CakePHP manual and the API for an answer to the following question: When creating an input, the following code creates the following outputs: // in the view echo $this->Form->input('notes'); // resultant html <div class="input textarea"> <label for="notes">Notes</label> <textarea id="notes" rows="5" name="notes"></textarea> </div> Note: this is consistent across most input types; and because it's consistent it's great for formatting. However, with a