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components/layout_switcher/README

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-/*
- * Layout Switcher CakePHP Component
- * Copyright (c) 2008 Matt Curry
- * www.PseudoCoder.com
- * http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp/tree/master/components/layout_switcher
- * http://sandbox2.pseudocoder.com/demo/layout
- *
- * @author      Matt Curry <matt@pseudocoder.com>
- * @license     MIT
- *
- */
-
-/* Notes */
-    *  This component doesn't work if cache is enabled. All domains will get the cached view.
-
-/* ReadMe */
-   1. You'll need a working version of CakePHP installed. This is running on 1.2.0.7692 RC3.
-   2. Download the component and unzip the contents to app/controllers/components.
-   3. Add the component to your /app/app_contoller.php so that it will work on every page:
-      var $components = array('LayoutSwitcher');
-   4. Create layout files for each domain you want to have a distinct look. The templates should be named domain.thtml and placed in the normal layout folder, /app/views/layouts. This site has layouts sandbox.pseudocoder.com.thtml and sandbox.siteamomth.com.thtml. Leave off the "www.".
-
-/* Tips */
-    * Make a symlink from default.thtml to the layout to be defaulted to in case someone reaches the site from some other url.
-    * Organize your CSS in a similar way to your layouts. The two stylesheets for this site are pseduocoder.style.css and sitamonth.style.css. You can have a third, common.style.css, that is included first for styles that are common to both sites.
-    * You can always override the automatically selected layout in your controller in the same way you'd override the default layout
+This code has been moved to it's own repository:
+http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp_component_layout_switcher/tree/master

components/pagination_recall/README

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+This code has been moved to it's own repository:
+http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp_component_pagination_recall/tree/master

components/seo/README

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-/*
- * SEO CakePHP Component
- * Copyright (c) 2008 Matt Curry
- * www.PseudoCoder.com
- * http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp/tree/master/components/seo
- *
- * @author      Matt Curry <matt@pseudocoder.com>
- * @license     MIT
- *
- */
-
-/* About */
-The intent of this component is to automatically set relevent page titles and meta descriptions
-based on the content being sent to the view.  It also assists in make pretty urls.
-
-/* Notes */
-  * This component is in a very early state.  It probably won't work automatically in your application.
-  * Patches for supporting a larger application base are appreciated.
-
-/* Instructions */
-  1. Include the component in your app controller:
-    var $components = array('Seo');
-
-  2. The component will automatically try to pull relevant information for the title/meta description from:
-    a. $Controller->data
-    b. $Controller->viewVars
-
-  3. In your view the meta description is assigned to $meta_description_for_layout.
-
-  4. The page title will be $title_for_layout (CakePHP standard);
-
-  5. There is also a 2nd class "Seo" which has a static function for creating pretty urls.
-     Say you were making a link to view a blog post and you wanted the link to be
-     "/post/view/12/this-is-the-blog-post-title" you would create the link:
-     $html->link($post['Post']['name'], array('action' => 'view', seo::uri($post['Post'])));
-     The url function will automatically pull the id and title from $post and create the link.
-
-  6. In your controller you can leave the view function as is "function view($id) { ... }".
-     CakePHP will automatically populate the $id and ignore the extra title param.
-
-
+This code has been moved to it's own repository:
+http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp_component_seo/tree/master

components/simplepie/README

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-/*
- * SimplePie CakePHP Component
- * Copyright (c) 2008 Matt Curry
- * www.PseudoCoder.com
- * http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp/tree/master/components/simplepie
- * http://sandbox2.pseudocoder.com/demo/simplepie
- *
- * Based on the work of Scott Sansoni (http://cakeforge.org/snippet/detail.php?type=snippet&id=53)
- *
- * @author      Matt Curry <matt@pseudocoder.com>
- * @license     MIT
- *
- */
-
-/* Notes */
-    * SimplePHP is a PHP class for retrieval and parsing of RSS feeds. This is a wrapper to that class making it easy to use in the CakePHP framwork.
-    * Much of this component is taken from the work of Scott Sansoni (http://cakeforge.org/snippet/detail.php?type=snippet&id=53). This is mostly an update so the component works with the lastest version of SimplePie
-
-/* Instructions */
-   1. You'll need a working version of CakePHP installed. This is running on 1.2.0.7692 RC3.
-   2. Download SimplePie 1.0.1 and unzip the contents. Move the simplepie.inc to one of the vendors folders. Rename the file to simplepie.php. I like to put the file in the sub folder with the README.txt and LICENSE.txt for easy reference.
-   3. Download the component and unzip it to app/controllers/components.
-   4. Include the component in any controller that will need it:
-      var $components = array('Simplepie');
-
-   5. In your controller you can load a feed using:
-      $items = $this->Simplepie->feed('http://feeds.feedburner.com/pseudocoder');
-      $this->set('items', $items);
-
-   6. Then to show the items in your view (you probably want to format it better than this):
-      foreach($items as $item) {
-        echo $html->link($item->get_title(), $item->get_permalink()) . '<br />';
-      }
-
-/* Tips */
-    * This component automatically creates a directory tmp/cache/rss to store the cached feeds.
-    * SimplePie has great docs. There is a ton of additional functionality that this component doesn't touch.
+This code has been moved to it's own repository:
+http://github.com/mcurry/cakephp_component_simplepie/tree/master