Because WAMP ships with mod_rewrite disabled this is becoming a real
FAQ for new users.
What about making a small change to the trunk .htaccess to include
something like the following:
IfModule !mod_rewrite.c
SetEnv CAKEPHP_NOMODREWRITE 1
/IfModule
and then in core.php doing something
I like that idea, not that that matters ;).
only problem is that not all installations permit .htaccess files,
which is something else to check for. Might be worth submitting an
enhancement ticket to see if one of the core bakers picks it up.
Cheers,
AD7six
what does the error message say, and does the file exist?
Cheers,
AD7six
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Hi theMaab,
Having read your message again,
If you are getting a standard 404 - File not found error message, you
probably need to either enable mod_rewrite or switch to using cake
pretty urls. If this is the case there are instructions at
http://manual.cakephp.org/chapter/3 section 4 .
If you
Hello AD7six,
I'm running Apache on Windows (with WAMP). I did a quick test and
mod_rewrite is not working, I didn't think it did in windows.
But, I did have Cake up and running w/ WAMP before. And I didn't have
to do anything special to get it working then. That is why I assumed
something
BTW, the error is a 404 Not Found in browser title, but does not say
404 in the body
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