• Introduction CakePHP
• Model-View-
• Controller
• CRUD Operation
• Scaffolding
• Helpers
• Getting Cake
• Launching Cake
• Setup routines
• Preparing tmp folder
• Changing the Security
• .salt value
• Entering MySQL
• Connection setting
• Designing Your
• Database Schema
• Entering Oracle
• Connection setting

• dbo_oracle driver
• configure Cake to connect to Oracle

• Exploring the MVC
• structure
• Designing and
• Creating the Database
• Creating Models
• Creating Controller

• Launching the Applicaton
• Creating the Scaffolding
• Convention Over
• Configuration
• MVC Default Behaviors
• Naming Conventions

• Controllers
• Naming Models
• Naming Views
• Naming Other Cake Resources

• Table Associations

• The Database Design
• "Belongs To"
• Naming Views
• "Has One"
• "Has Many"
• Testing The Assiociations
• Conventions for Establishing Table Associations
• "Has and Belongs to Many"
• Beyond Scaffolding

• Handling User
• Interactions

• A Simple Page Request
• A Form Submission Sequence
• Filling Form Field for Editing or Updating

• Writing Individual View
• Files

• Using Debug Function
• Customizing the View File from Scratch
• Customizing an HTML Form

• Using Other Helpers
• Building an Extensive
• Blog
• Working with Actions

• Using Variable in Actions
• Requesting Actions
• How Callback Actions Work in the Controller

• Customizing the
• Controllerfor the Blog

• Recursive
• Pagination
• The find() Function
• Displaying the Most Recent Post
• The View Action
• The read() Function
• The redirect() Function

• Creating a Model for the
• Blog

• The Add Action
• The save() Function
• Validating Data

• Writing Custom Model
• Functions
• Trimming Results

• The unbindModel() Function
• The bindModel() Function

• Designing the Home Page

• Using the Pages Controller to Produce  Single View
• Making an Action the Starting Point