you can't call link function just use 'link', you must have to use it by
using $html->link.
note: please make sure the debug is on at your development environment, this
will help you to catch the errors, bugs.
On Mon, Apr 7, 2008 at 9:33 AM, UTDStudent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've baked m
I've baked my applications and my views all come out with no data and
this text instead of the buttons for add, edit, or delete buttons:
('View','/employees/view/' . $employee['Employee']['id'])?>
link('Edit','/employees/edit/' . $employee['Employee']['id'])?>
link('Delete','/employees/delete/' .
I'm not a CakePHP superuser but I try to stay clear of using
PagesController.
What happens if you create the views manually?
On a sidenote, when I have more than one Model that use Categories I
altered my Categories model like this:
CREATE TABLE `categories` (
`id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL au
The only thing I can see wrong is that you have a model called Page,
and a controller PagesController. Cake already has an inbuilt
PagesController which is used for displaying static pages. I would
have guessed that it wouldn't be a problem for you to define your own
(instead of the default one)
Hey eveyrone,
Here is the thing. I created a database that you can go see the
picture at www.o2web.ca/abisson/database.jpg Then I exported it to
MySQL and started creating the models and controllers. Everything
works fine expect when it comes to the views I get this:
Fatal error: Call to a membe
