Just as a BTW
if you put an about.ctp in the Pages folder, then the url address just
needs to be www.your-domain.com/pages/about.
This will pull up that content.
To see what is happening, check you routes.php file.
Happy Coding!
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Hi,
I am a newb to Cake. I'm using Ver 2.0.4. I have set up my database,
default layout and created a view for home. All working and looking
pretty.
But (as I am a newb and out of ignorance) I am having difficulty in
creating new views.
Here is what I have done:
I have my
make sure debug level is 2 in app/Config/core.php
than...name for controller file should be AboutsController.php
and views should be like this: app/View/ControllerName/methodname.ctp, so
in your case:
app/View/Abouts/about.ctp
check for this :)
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Tilen,
Many thanks for replying.
Yes I have my Config/core.php set to debug level 2.
I have changed my controller file to AboutsController.php and my link as
suggested (I also tried it with just Abouts/about.ctp) and yet still it
doesn't work...
Any other ideas??
Thanks again,
Tim
On
link: yourdomain.com/abouts/about
Controller: Abouts (filename: AboutsController.php), className:
AboutsController
method: about()
View: about (app/View/Abouts/view.ctp)
try with use no models for this controller. inside controller class add
this: public $uses = null;
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Why make another controller to handle static content? Perhaps you playing
with cake to learn and stuff...
Just for me having entire controller to handle about content seems shit odd
- perhaps making a dynamic pages controller is a better idea if you need db
content otherwise use the pages
Many thanks. Will try now in a few minutes and let you know when I'm up :)
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 3:00 PM, Tilen Majerle tilen.maje...@gmail.comwrote:
link: yourdomain.com/abouts/about
Controller: Abouts (filename: AboutsController.php), className:
AboutsController
method: about()
View:
Sam,
Newb - so playing and doing dumb things!!
Thanks,
Tim
On Fri, Dec 16, 2011 at 3:11 PM, Sam Sherlock sam.sherl...@gmail.comwrote:
Why make another controller to handle static content? Perhaps you playing
with cake to learn and stuff...
Just for me having entire controller to handle about
Trying out things is a great way to learn
But using cake to get what you want is good too.
You can do a lot with static pages changing layout etc.
Having dyanimc pages takes some effort true.
Not something to start learning cake with perhaps.
:)
- S
On 16 Dec 2011 23:19, Timothy Oapos;Reilly
