Re: Basic setup

2006-07-27 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Hi Tim,
Have you uploaded the cake files to your server yet? If not, that's the
first thing. You should have been given details from the host about how
to connect to your control panel or how to ftp into your site. This
should be in one of the emails when you setup with the host. So the
first thing is to connect and upload the cake directory into your web
root.

What stage are you at now? If you haven't really developed anything
full with cake yet, you're probably best to set up a test server on
your own machine and develop locally. Then when you have something
working, put the lot up on your live hosting server.


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Re: Basic setup

2006-07-27 Thread Timetomove

Hi Maria

Thanks for getting back to me. Sounds like good advice.
I would love to set up my own test server. I am using WindowsXP an am
looking into installing apache etc. However, for now, I've been assured
my ISP has all the right extensions to make this work.
I'm ok with the design just not so great at the developing..yet!
I have just installed cake. As advised by my ISP i have changed all the
3 .htaccess files as
follows:

/app/webroot/.htaccess:

IfModule mod_rewrite.c
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^(.*)$
http://www.hostingnewmedia.com/app/webroot/index.php?url=$1 [QSA,L]
/IfModule


/app/.htaccess
and /.htaccess :

IfModule mod_rewrite.c
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule (.*)http://www.hostingnewmedia.com/app/webroot/$1 [L]
/IfModule

My ISP said that my domain has had to be hard coded into the new rule
to prevent it from infinitely looping as it was previously doing.

I now have the welcome screen which is great but whilst doing the Blog
Tutorial I find I am unable to add posts or add to the database at all.
although it will let me delet posts from it.

I have made sure the app/tmp folder is world writable (777) but still
havent had any luck.

Tim


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Re: Basic setup

2006-07-27 Thread 379 the manifesto

Hi tim,

www/
   index.php
   app/
   cake/
   vendors/

I don't think the permissions on your tmp/ folder are the issue if you
have some DB interaction already.


Get your head around the Cake Conventions and everything starts to fall
into place. A lot comes down to naming files/models/view/controllers
properly.

http://wiki.cakephp.org/


If you are able to delete from DB, you're close.

Check that your Html Form Inputs are named correctly in your view and
also model/controller. In particular check the add and edit functions
in the controller.

I'd guess that the problem is a typo error...

If you are still stuck email the URL or code snippets to me and I'll
happily try and help if possible.


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Re: Basic setup

2006-07-27 Thread Timetomove

Hi again,

Thanks for your reply and encouragement.
I have a few things to be getting on with but i'll be sure to get back
to you if i need your valued assistance.

Thanks,

Tim


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Basic setup

2006-07-26 Thread Timetomove

I'm just looking to get the bare minimum set up working.

I am really hoping to get the basics working and develop the site as i
learn more php but I'm not getting very far yet. I suspect my problem
is no SSH access to my ISP's server.

I know its a pretty vaque request but does anyone know how easy this is
for someone with only a limited knowledge of server setups.

Tim


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Re: Basic setup

2006-07-26 Thread Grant Cox

Very easy - it's unlikely that you need anything modified in the server
setup, particularly for a shared host.  If you do have problems, get on
the #cakephp IRC group and ask.

Generally all you need to do is extract the cake archive to your
document root, and modify the app/core/config.php.  This can easily be
done with just FTP access, SSH is not required.


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