On 5 abr, 11:03, "bit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've don't remember overriding the __construct method and I just
> double-checked to confirm that. :-P
>
> Tried printing out the contents of $this->components and all I got was
> Session. Next I tried declaring the components array in AppController
> and see if that changes anything.
Hi bit,
I wondered about that but forgot to directly ask/clarify. If you put
code in your app controller that relies on something being present, it
would be a *very good* idea to put what it relies upon in the same
place ;).
> It did. No more errors from PHP but
> then I find that the Session component is loaded and then the
> components in my declared array gets loaded too - the Session
> component is added twice.
You don't need to put "Session" in your own components array (any of
them, anywhere).
> And the weirdness doesn't stop there, I suddenly get a missing model
> error too, even though I've declared the Uses array to use other
> models - I created my own Pages controller - but Cake is now looking
> for a Pages model (which doesn't exist).
put in your pages controller var $users = false; or var $uses = null;
var $uses = array(); or some other negative permutation (I forget
which) that should go away.
>
> Is it possible that a missing model DB table is causing this?
Doubt it,
hth,
AD
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