I have never tried to use Cake without URL Rewriting so can;t give you
an answer as to whether it's possible or advisable.
I would personally think you're creating a big headache for yourself
if you're trying to use Cake on a server that does not have URL
Rewriting, which let's face it should be
+1 for webbedIts answer :)
On 23 Aug., 11:08, WebbedIT p...@webbedit.co.uk wrote:
I have never tried to use Cake without URL Rewriting so can;t give you
an answer as to whether it's possible or advisable.
I would personally think you're creating a big headache for yourself
if you're trying
Yes, the keyword is IIS.
I've done some web app scripting back in those IIS days in ASP and ASPX
(*ick*), but I never really made something on top of IIS 7, which the
CakePHP Cookbook describes, if not recommends.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1636/URL-Rewrites-on-IIS7-Windows-hosts
Make sure
Yeah, something wrong with your server/app configuration if google
routes are including an index.php file in URLs.
On Aug 21, 8:21 pm, Tilen Majerle tilen.maje...@gmail.com wrote:
For me it's working well..
Actually...this is maybe because you are not using .htaccess...i didn't
check this !
I have tried checking and couldn't find out what's wrong with this, or
is this a bug?
I added this line on my code..
echo $this-Form-create('Brand');
then result is:
form action=/stock/index.php/brands id=BrandIndexForm
method=post accept-charset=utf-8div style=display:none;
from the
For me it's working well..
Actually...this is maybe because you are not using .htaccess...i didn't
check this !
Which cake version?
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I have tried checking and couldn't find out what's wrong with this, or
