Re: Webfusion and CakePHP

[StephenOrr]

D'oh.

I've figured it out (one of my problems was that I didn't have access
to the error logs on the server, so I couldn't see what was going
wrong).

The fix was, for anyone experiencing the same problem:

In each of the .htaccess files...

Add this above RewriteEngine on:
Options FollowSymlinks

and below RewriteEngine on:
RewriteBase /

That fixed it for me, hope that helps someone else out.

Steve

On Feb 20, 7:31 pm, StephenOrr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 It's a good start Dan - I'll give it a try, see if it makes a
 difference!

 Steve

 On Feb 20, 5:10 pm, Dan Bair [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I had these problems too with a few servers.Usually Cake will run fine
  without the htaccess needing to be changed; however, in some cases I
  have had to change the rewrite to include the entire server path.

  So, instead of the usual:
  app/webroot/

  You may need something that includes an entire server path:
  /my/server/path/app/webroot/

  Hope this helps!

  On Feb 20, 4:56 pm, MrTufty [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi everyone,

   Has anyone previously managed to get a Cake app working on a Webfusion
   dedicated server? We're in the process of changing across to them and
   ALL of our previously created Cake apps refuse to work. It seems to be
   some sort of problem with the .htaccess files as once those are
   deleted we can (kind of) use the apps.

   I initially thought it was a lack of mod_rewrite, but their support
   team assures me it's installed, and I need simply to add Options
   SymLinksIfOwnerMatch to the .htaccess file. I've done that and it
   still doesn't work...

   Steve
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Re: Where does the RewriteBase

[StephenOrr]

Usually on a local server you won't need to set a RewriteBase at all.

But if you do, you need to insert it directly after RewriteEngine on
in the 3 .htaccess files which are:

.htaccess
app/.htaccess
app/webroot/.htaccess

Hope that helps!

Steve

On Feb 22, 10:11 am, Comida411 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Where does the RewriteBase rule go usually. for a regular CakePHP
 instzall on a local server..
 Thank you..
 Could this be a cause for Misssing Controllers errors
 Comida
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Re: cakephp session+online payment

[StephenOrr]

Seriously, don't transfer the session ID. It's just overcomplicating
matters.

Follow Adam's advice - it's also how I've just handled integration
with the UK secure payments company Secure Hosting. Basically, this
was my process:

1. Cart contents are stored in a session.
2. On checkout, I dump the relevant details into a form as hidden
fields, then pass those through to the secure server (they take the
payment details on their server, rather than it being handled on
mine). I also store an Order containing the full details of the order,
with the status flag Payment Pending.
3. The secure server takes the payment, and calls a controller action
on my site with the Order ID and transaction status, so I can then
update my database appropriately.
4. The customer is redirected to either a payment failed or payment
success page depending on what happened.

Steve

On Feb 21, 1:49 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Thx for your answer :)

 i manage to transfer the session ID so i can then get infos back from
 the database.

 but the sessions infos are serialized. how can i merge infos into the
 new session?
 when i unserialize, i got nothing :s

 On 21 fév, 12:31, Adam Royle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  You should treat session data as volatile, so therefore before sending
  to the payment gateway you should have the order in your database with
  all the information required, including an order id. Usually you send
  the order id along to the payment gateway as well, and they should
  send this order id back once the payment is finished, so you can match
  up the two.

  Cheers,
  Adam

  On Feb 21, 8:57 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED]

  [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
   Hello,
   First i'd like to apologize for my english :)

   So, i got a website (with cakephp of course) using sessions to store
   some data like login, ... and  a cart !
   i m using  an api for the payement (Mercanet) so i don't have to
   manage with secure payment etc.

   So i got my session with my cart, i choose then how i wish to pay
   (credit card), then it redirects me to the bank payment server, i
   put card number, date, etc
   validate
   and i got an autoresponse from the bank in which i can save data to
   database etc. so now if the buyer decide to leave his cart should be
   empty because he paid.
   but let's go back a little,
   i choose my card, then i am on the payment server and ho surprise !
   i lost my session, and got a new one without my data.
   but when the payment is done and i click on back to shop i get my
   session back

   so when i want to delete my cart, i don't have cart infos in session.

   i hope you will understand what i wanted to explain :)
   and i hope someone will be able to help me, i m loosing my hairs ! :-)

   thx !
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