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3.4.3.1.1 write

write(string $key, mixed $value)
  1. write(string $key, mixed $value)

Use write() to store data in the application’s configuration.

Configure::write('Company.name','Pizza, Inc.');
Configure::write('Company.slogan','Pizza for your body and soul');
  1. Configure::write('Company.name','Pizza, Inc.');
  2. Configure::write('Company.slogan','Pizza for your body and soul');

Note the usage of dot notation in the $key parameter. You can use this notation to organize your configuration into logical groups.

The above example could also be written in a single call:

Configure::write(
    'Company',array('name'=>'Pizza, Inc.','slogan'=>'Pizza for your body and soul')
);
  1. Configure::write(
  2. 'Company',array('name'=>'Pizza, Inc.','slogan'=>'Pizza for your body and soul')
  3. );

You can use Configure::write(‘debug’, $int) to switch between debug and production modes on the fly. This is especially handy for AMF or SOAP interactions where debugging information can cause parsing problems.

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