Re: Odd Behavior with allow()
It was a routing issue. I managed to piece it together when the 'edit'
function of the same controller was acting bizarrely. Once I fixed the
routing, everything worked as expected.
On Feb 13, 1:13 pm, brian wrote:
> This seems like a routing issue. What's the route you're using for this?
>
> And, are you certain that the both servers have an identical routes.php?
>
> On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Tony Thomas wrote:
>
> > I moved my CakePHP app to a new server and everything is working fine
> > except the one area where I have to allow public access.
>
> > The controller I want to allow is 'report', so in the pertinent
> > controller, I have this:
>
> > function beforeFilter() {
> > $this->Auth->allow('report');
> > }
> > }
>
> > This worked fine on the previous server. However, on the new server,
> > when I try to access the URL in question, I'm sent to the login page.
>
> > Let's say my url is 'example.com/controller_name/report'
>
> > I'm immediately redirected to 'example.com/users/login'
>
> > But, if I go to 'example.com/Controller_Name/report', it works fine.
> > The only problem is that since the form on the page is built using
> > $form->create('ControllerName', array('action' => 'report')), the form
> > action winds up reverting to the CakePHP convention of
> > 'controller_name/action' rather than 'Controller_Name/action' and I'm
> > once again kicked out.
>
> > I'm sure there's probably something simple I'm missing that will
> > correct this, but I don't know where to start. Has anyone run into
> > this behavior before?
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Re: Odd Behavior with allow()
This seems like a routing issue. What's the route you're using for this?
And, are you certain that the both servers have an identical routes.php?
On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:07 PM, Tony Thomas wrote:
>
> I moved my CakePHP app to a new server and everything is working fine
> except the one area where I have to allow public access.
>
> The controller I want to allow is 'report', so in the pertinent
> controller, I have this:
>
> function beforeFilter() {
>$this->Auth->allow('report');
>}
> }
>
> This worked fine on the previous server. However, on the new server,
> when I try to access the URL in question, I'm sent to the login page.
>
> Let's say my url is 'example.com/controller_name/report'
>
> I'm immediately redirected to 'example.com/users/login'
>
> But, if I go to 'example.com/Controller_Name/report', it works fine.
> The only problem is that since the form on the page is built using
> $form->create('ControllerName', array('action' => 'report')), the form
> action winds up reverting to the CakePHP convention of
> 'controller_name/action' rather than 'Controller_Name/action' and I'm
> once again kicked out.
>
> I'm sure there's probably something simple I'm missing that will
> correct this, but I don't know where to start. Has anyone run into
> this behavior before?
> >
>
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Odd Behavior with allow()
I moved my CakePHP app to a new server and everything is working fine
except the one area where I have to allow public access.
The controller I want to allow is 'report', so in the pertinent
controller, I have this:
function beforeFilter() {
$this->Auth->allow('report');
}
}
This worked fine on the previous server. However, on the new server,
when I try to access the URL in question, I'm sent to the login page.
Let's say my url is 'example.com/controller_name/report'
I'm immediately redirected to 'example.com/users/login'
But, if I go to 'example.com/Controller_Name/report', it works fine.
The only problem is that since the form on the page is built using
$form->create('ControllerName', array('action' => 'report')), the form
action winds up reverting to the CakePHP convention of
'controller_name/action' rather than 'Controller_Name/action' and I'm
once again kicked out.
I'm sure there's probably something simple I'm missing that will
correct this, but I don't know where to start. Has anyone run into
this behavior before?
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