I haven’t tested this yet. But it is a possible update counterCache function. <code> function counterCheck( ) { $counterTemplate = “UPDATE :atable AS :amodel SET :counter = ( SELECT COUNT(:model.id) FROM :table AS :model WHERE :model.:foreignkey = :amodel.id )”; $updates = array(); $models = Configure::listObjects(‘model’) ; foreach ($models as $model)…
I have looked at d3 network visualization demos / tutorials before. I always tell myself I will do it. But I need to get on this. Link below is to a tutorial on flowing data. https://www.google.com/producer/editions/CAowtpoM/flowingdata/CAIiEP1jg1drOnN8PC3TcT9b0fUqMggEIhDlFy4k5ajnTsfC5QXSbl75KhwIACIQ_IySbXiwavHpyb8VqOTmZCoGCAowtpoM/how_to_make_an_interactive_netwo
The following are all copy and pasted from a University of Cambridge course link to the website below. It was accessible by public, so I figured I should dump it here. Maybe I can read some of this when I have a vacation. Lecture slides Introduction and motivation. Additional reading material: K. Zuse. Plankalkul. The first procedural language: FORTRAN (1954-58)….
