On Nov 18, 1:33 pm, acoustic_overdrive <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> The example I gave was just a quick way of demonstrating. I know it
> works fine with only one app called 'app', but what if you do want
> more than one?
>
> I was just browsing the source for dispatcher::baseUrl() and see that
> it used to be aware of the value of APP_DIR but now assumes it to be
> 'app': <https://trac.cakephp.org/changeset?new=trunk%2Fcake%2F1.2.x.x
> %2Fcake%2Fdispatcher.php%407690&old=trunk%2Fcake%2F1.2.x.x%2Fcake
> %2Fdispatcher.php%404241>
>
You are still missing the point.
let's assume you have localhost pointing to /var/www
and you have
/var/www
app
app2
app3
cake
vendors
.htaccess <- untouched
index.php <- untouched
assuming standard routes
localhost/ will point at
app/pagescontroller/display/home
localhost/app2/ will point at
app2/pagescontroller/display/home
localhost/app3/ will point at
app3/pagescontroller/display/home
Each app is self contained and each app will generate links to its own
root.
AD
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