I've set up my site so that both the home page and internal pages use
the same navigation. The navigation accesses the
articles_controller.php to dynamically generate the navigation for the
entire site.
when a visitor clicks on a link to an internal article which should
take them to the /abouts d
I currently have a controller for Articles which accesses the articles
table in my db for all primary and secondary pages on my site. I'd
like to create a route so that when I call a page, "articles/" is not
part of the URL. For example in my about section I've tried to create
the route "Router::c
Ok, I fixed the issue and my page and title bar both render correctly,
but when I view source I still see a lot of code in my Title tag. It
starts with ...
Is there a debug configuration that I need to disable somewhere?
On Oct 11, 8:53 am, befidled <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> than
thanks. I'm a moron sometimes. No Title tag at all in my default
layout.
thanks.
On Oct 10, 9:54 pm, "Wayne Fay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd assume you've got some bad code in your layout file, probably default.ctp.
>
> Wayne
>
> O
I've got a lot of code from my cake app showing up in my title bar.
What could be causing this?
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I've got it all working now. One of the issues I was having was with
directory paths not resolving correctly as my URL got deeper. So as an
example www.tolerase.com/posts worked fine but as soon as I added a
forward slash www.tolerase.com/posts/ or a different page
www.tolerase.com/posts/view/3 th
I'm building a pretty standard website with the following sections:
Home, About us, Testimonials, News, and Contact us. Each section as it
is currently designed has similar data structure. So should I set up
one database table (i.e. articles) and then within that table identify
which page it appea
I'm new to Cake and I know that Prototype/Scriptaculous is baked into
it. I've been working a little with jQuery and was wondering if
anybody has experience using both and what you think about both with
Cake...
What are the advantages and disadvantages of both libraries?
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