I had the same problem when running on wampserver. I forgot to set
the rewrite_mod to on. Maybe this is also your problem?
On 13 jan, 08:51, Spha ps wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I svn my code to a repo on svn but now the css is not bieng read the
> 000-default file is set to allow all,i have the .htacc
then
let the client send it back to the server unaltered.
-Roel
On Aug 16, 8:48 am, senser wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if there is a way to send some data (often
> intermediate to large array) from view to controller action.
> For example - I have an controller action th
-that-handles-all-levels', 'user' => null, 'post' =>
null));
or even:
Router::connect('/*', array('controller' => 'controller1'));
-> define in Controller1Controller: public function index($group =
null, $user = null, $post = n
ng like this:
url:
/subdomain/www/home
routing:
Router::connect('*/subdomain/:controller/:action/*');
Even if this works it will bring a whole lot of other problems. I
don't know what benefit you expect from the chosen url setup, but you
might want to reconsider.
-Roel
On 30 jul, 19
relevant to me.
-Roel
On 30 jul, 21:40, AD7six wrote:
> On Jul 30, 9:00 pm, Roel wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > I've tried Containable but it doesn't help lower the number of queries
> > made. In fact in some circumstances Containable creates unnecessary
> >
expect from Cake, but it can
potentially mean a lot of database quering. Option 2 on the other hand
doesn't look as slick. It puts some logic in my controller I don't
want there. The related data is split over 2 variables. But the number
of queries is fixed.
I'm just curious if this i
Hi,
I'm using CakePHP for quite some time now and I really love it, but I
hadn't come around to make use of the complex association
possibilities for models. So I started to play around with them for a
personal project I just started. Although the advantages Cake offers
are numerous, I stumbled a
