On 2 Feb., 17:50, ibejohn818 john.c.ha...@gmail.com wrote:
What version of PHP/Server/Operating system are you running on?
This very well could be the issue.
On Feb 2, 4:38 am, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example
a link with an explanation of how to do
that, it would be very helpful though) I decided to follow the Blog
tutorial to get in touch with CakePHP. Well, I didn't get very far...
At the step 11.7.1 Create a Post controller (http://book.cakephp.org/
view/1531/Cake-Database-Configuration#!/view/1535
(if anyone knows a link with an explanation of how to do
that, it would be very helpful though) I decided to follow the Blog
tutorial to get in touch with CakePHP. Well, I didn't get very far...
At the step 11.7.1 Create a Post controller (http://book.cakephp.org/
view/1531/Cake-Database
with the appropiate path.
So I guess something else needs to be done.
Regarding the Blog tutorial, I just deleted everything and did it
again, and now works! So who knows... but I'm sure I only had one
PostController, I strictly followed the tutorial...
Well it's time to keep fighting with CakePHP, thank you
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in View.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html (as pointed out by
another person on Stackoverflow)
http
clarify ur error clearly
On Feb 2, 5:38 pm, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in
View.http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way
I followed the Blog example up to this
point
and get error because $this-Html not found in View.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html (as pointed out
by
another person on Stackoverflow)
http://stackoverflow.com
, andy_the ultimate baker
anandghaywankar...@gmail.com wrote:
clarify ur error clearly
On Feb 2, 5:38 pm, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in
View.http
...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this
point
and get error because $this-Html not found in View.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html (as pointed out
by
another person
the Blog example up to this
point
and get error because $this-Html not found in View.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html (as pointed out
by
another person on Stackoverflow)
http://stackoverflow.com/questions
On Feb 2, 5:38 pm, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in
View.http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead
I just downloaded and installed from http://cakephp.org/ within a few hours
ago. 1.3.7
Yeah I tried $html-link instead of $this-Html. It works now. I just
thought someone might clarify and amend the example for those who attempt at
it later on?
:)
Huy
--
Our newest site for the community:
totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this
point
and get error because $this-Html not found in View.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html (as pointed out
by
another person on Stackoverflow
good for u
On Feb 2, 5:58 pm, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I just downloaded and installed fromhttp://cakephp.org/within a few hours
ago. 1.3.7
Yeah I tried $html-link instead of $this-Html. It works now. I just
thought someone might clarify and amend the example for those who
That doesn't sound right to me - the convention is $this-Html and it works
like a peach. If it didn't, there'd be a revolution.
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com
http://www.classoutfit.com
On 2 Feb 2011, at 12:58, Huy Nguyen wrote:
I just downloaded and installed from
On Feb 2, 2011, at 06:38, Huy Nguyen wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in View.
http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html
What version of PHP/Server/Operating system are you running on?
This very well could be the issue.
On Feb 2, 4:38 am, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in
View.http
:
What version of PHP/Server/Operating system are you running on?
This very well could be the issue.
On Feb 2, 4:38 am, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found
am, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm totally new to CakePHP so I followed the Blog example up to this point
and get error because $this-Html not found in
View.http://book.cakephp.org/view/1536/Creating-Post-Views
I believe the right way is $html instead of $this-Html
I am using
PHP 5.3.5 and Apache 2.2.17 bundled in wampserver, running on Windows 7.
CakePHP 1.3.7
And no I don't declare any $html variable in the view. I was just following
suit the Blog tutorial on CakePHP Book.
On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 11:10 AM, Jeremy Burns | Class Outfit
jeremybu
On Feb 2, 1:58 pm, Huy Nguyen nvquang...@gmail.com wrote:
I just downloaded and installed fromhttp://cakephp.org/within a few hours
ago. 1.3.7
Yeah I tried $html-link instead of $this-Html. It works now. I just
thought someone might clarify and amend the example for those who attempt at
it
Hi I'm not sure what was it, I installed WAMP and it now works. Thank
you...
On Nov 24, 5:04 pm, Amit Badkas amit.sanis...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
The error message says *output started at
C:\xampp\htdocs\cakephp\app\controllers\posts_controller.php:1*
It means the first line of
On Nov 25, 3:05 pm, John Maxim sunway...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I'm not sure what was it,
Perhaps it was that your posts controller had ?php (or something
else of the likes) on line 1 - like it says in the error message and
as others already pointed out.
I installed WAMP and it now works.
a
I see... maybe that was it, thanks guys ! this is a fantastic
community... first I thought there were no replies...
On Nov 25, 10:40 pm, AD7six andydawso...@gmail.com wrote:
On Nov 25, 3:05 pm, John Maxim sunway...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi I'm not sure what was it,
Perhaps it was that your posts
Hi,
The error message says *output started at
C:\xampp\htdocs\cakephp\app\controllers\posts_controller.php:1*
It means the first line of posts_controller.php has some type of output,
maybe a space or an empty line, please check.
Amit Badkas
PHP Applications for E-Biz: http://www.sanisoft.com
Try this in your index.ctp file :
h1Blog posts/h1
table
tr
thId/th
thTitle/th
thCreated/th
/tr
!-- Here is where we loop through our $posts array, printing out
post info --
?php
echo $this-Html-link('Add Post', array('controller' = 'posts',
'action' = 'add'));
foreach ($posts as $post):
?
I'm going through a tutorial set up by cake PHP, where creating a
blog. I mean after creating it successfully, why is there query
numbers, error messages at the bottom of the view page ?
I wonder if my XAMPP is working correctly I have checked my httpd.conf
file and it seems to be fine
?php
class PostsController extends AppController {
var $name = 'Posts';
function index() {
$this-set('posts', $this-Post-find('all'));
}
function view($id = null) {
$this-Post-id = $id;
$this-set('post', $this-Post-read());
}
function
This confusion has been solved, I read another tutorial which there were
snapshots and found that my installation was correct.
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 12:01 AM, John Maxim sunway...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm going through a tutorial set up by cake PHP, where creating a
blog. I mean after creating
That's the error message PHP delivers when something is printed to screen
before the actual output (the headers referred to in the error message). Check
you code for debug statements or other errors that could be doing this.
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com
On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 10:36 PM, Huan Yao yao_h...@yahoo.com wrote:
I use cakephp 1.2, and follow the procedure of 1.2 blog tutorial. Now I
cannot add post even I input string.
Any idea?
My system is Ubuntu 8.10
http://ryan.ifupdown.com/2008/08/24/delimiter-must-not-be-alphanumeric
ehm, did you change
*function index.php {
}*
to
*function index.ctp{
}*
?
it should be
*
function index{
}*
and have app/views/posts/index.ctp
greetings.
2010/10/10 Jeff jeffri...@gmail.com
Fran -
Gracias, esta perfecto! (SP?)
Jeff
On Oct 10, 4:02 pm, Fran Iglesias
sry, typo on my side.
function index(){
}
^^
2010/10/11 Jos Gerrits josgerrit...@gmail.com
ehm, did you change
*function index.php {
}*
to
*function index.ctp{
}*
?
it should be
*
function index{
}*
and have app/views/posts/index.ctp
greetings.
2010/10/10 Jeff
webserver, then I went to the url
as described in the tutorial - and Cake doesn't seem to be the least
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined
in the tutorial - and Cake doesn't seem to be the least
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create
Not sure why, but I'm the lucky guy that gets to spend WA more
than 15 minutes on a 'simple' demo. Admittedly I'm a noob, but one
would think that something this basic should work.
I dutifully copied and pasted the code from the tutorial examples in
to php files and uploaded them to my
in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create PostsController::index.php() in file: app/controllers/
posts_controller.php
interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create PostsController::index.php() in file: app/controllers
doesn't seem to be the least
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create PostsController
The URL you should access is http://click-2-run.com/cakephp/app/posts/index
- without .php file name extension.
In CakePHP you're accessing actions defined in controller, not files.
For this reason there are no file name extensions. They can be enabled
in the router configuration though:
to be the least
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create PostsController::index.php() in file
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create PostsController::index.php() in file: app
.
I dutifully copied and pasted the code from the tutorial examples
in
to php files and uploaded them to my webserver, then I went to the
url
as described in the tutorial - and Cake doesn't seem to be the
least
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set
in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set
of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method in PostsController
Error: The action index.php is not defined in controller
PostsController
Error: Create PostsController::index.php() in file:
app
files and uploaded them to my webserver, then I went to the
url
as described in the tutorial - and Cake doesn't seem to be the
least
bit interested in the blog stuff - it just wants a whole new set
of
files NOT pointing at Posts, but pointing at
Missing Method
Hi Jeff
El 10/10/2010, a las 22:58, Jeff escribió:
Debug already IS '2'
http://click-2-run.com/cakephp/posts/index.php
Try
http://click-2-run.com/cakephp/posts/index
without the extension
The url is /controller/action and action name in the controller doesn't include
extensions.
---
Fran
Fran -
Gracias, esta perfecto! (SP?)
Jeff
On Oct 10, 4:02 pm, Fran Iglesias cakephpi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Jeff
El 10/10/2010, a las 22:58, Jeff escribió:
Debug already IS '2'
http://click-2-run.com/cakephp/posts/index.php
Try
http://click-2-run.com/cakephp/posts/index
without
Thanks Joni - working MUCH better now!
Jeff
On Oct 10, 3:11 pm, jsalonen joni.salo...@gmail.com wrote:
The URL you should access ishttp://click-2-run.com/cakephp/app/posts/index
- without .php file name extension.
In CakePHP you're accessing actions defined in controller, not files.
For
Hello. I am following along on the blog tutorial and I can't get my
first view to work.
I set up the database just fine and created my model and controller. I
copy/pasted in the view code but I get this error:
Notice (8): Undefined property: View::$Html
Fatal error: Call to a member function
to be updated - perhaps
I'll take that on when a get a bit of time.
Jeremy Burns
Class Outfit
jeremybu...@classoutfit.com
http://www.classoutfit.com
On 4 Oct 2010, at 20:45, J. Argyl Plath wrote:
Hello. I am following along on the blog tutorial and I can't get my
first view to work.
I set
and a blog system, I would
say your best effort would be in learning how to integrate and use an
existing blogs API
For my clients I'm usually being asked to solve a problem. More often
than not that problem is an integration problem between already
implemented and heavily used systems. I
look now...if u want a PROGRAMMING blog...then u should use CakePHP or any
other framework / script (whatever)
else if u want use a already PROGRAMMED wordpressthen is this not a
programming
--
Tilen Majerle
http://majerle.eu
2010/9/15 LunarDraco mdc...@gmail.com
True
@tilen
That is not any sense.
On Sep 15, 1:36 pm, Tilen Majerle tilen.maje...@gmail.com wrote:
look now...if u want a PROGRAMMING blog...then u should use CakePHP or any
other framework / script (whatever)
else if u want use a already PROGRAMMED wordpressthen is this not a
programming
If you want to really do anything with cake and a blog system, I would
say your best effort would be in learning how to integrate and use an
existing blogs API
For my clients I'm usually being asked to solve a problem. More often
than not that problem is an integration problem between already
as been quite interesting and helpful.
On Sep 14, 1:02 pm, LunarDraco mdc...@gmail.com wrote:
If you want to really do anything with cake and a blog system, I would
say your best effort would be in learning how to integrate and use an
existing blogs API
For my clients I'm usually being asked
CakePHP is a framework, so you have to write the blog yourself.
Wordpress is a blog, no need to do anything.
For my blog I use wordpress as I find it kind of stupid to reinvent
the wheel.
Wordpress has tons of themes, plugins and is configurable enough for a
blog.
If you don't like something
j.blo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been programming in nothing but CakePHP for the last year, and
I wanted to start a little blog just to share some of my observations
and tips. I thought about building my own, which would be almost
trivial to do in CakePHP, but then I kept thinking that I
knowledge do it by
yourself!
On Sep 11, 10:46 pm, j.blotus j.blo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been programming in nothing but CakePHP for the last year, and
I wanted to start a little blog just to share some of my observations
and tips. I thought about building my own, which would be almost
Definitely Wordpress bro.
CakePHP is a general MVC. Wordpress is dedicated blog CMS.
There's no reason you need to re-invent the wheel.
And there's nothing about blog there isn't but should be there in
Wordpress.
Just download the wordpress core, choose a free theme (or paid one if
you like
I'm trying to create a expiration field for blog posts that will
display something like 25 days to expiration. I added an expiration
DATETIME field in my database. I want to make it 30 days from the
created DATETIME field in my database. Can anyone steer me in the
right direction. I imagine
On Sat, Sep 11, 2010 at 10:46 PM, j.blotus j.blo...@gmail.com wrote:
I have been programming in nothing but CakePHP for the last year, and
I wanted to start a little blog just to share some of my observations
and tips. I thought about building my own, which would be almost
trivial to do
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 3:12 PM, Lance lance3...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to create a expiration field for blog posts that will
display something like 25 days to expiration. I added an expiration
DATETIME field in my database. I want to make it 30 days from the
created DATETIME field
;
}
Thanks again!
Lance
On Sep 12, 6:17 pm, cricket zijn.digi...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sun, Sep 12, 2010 at 3:12 PM, Lance lance3...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm trying to create a expiration field for blog posts that will
display something like 25 days to expiration. I added an expiration
wrote:
I have been programming in nothing but CakePHP for the last year, and
I wanted to start a little blog just to share some of my observations
and tips. I thought about building my own, which would be almost
trivial to do in CakePHP, but then I kept thinking that I was trying
to write
To be blunt: don't waste your time. Just use WordPress - it takes 5
minutes to set up and has a ton of features, plugins, themes, etc. I
use WordPress for my CakePHP blog and I love it - so easy to maintain,
in that I don't have to maintain it at all. :) The last thing I have
time to worry about
result, in the right timeframe, at the right price. If I were thinking of
hiring you and you were proud of the fact that you spent your time building a
blog system when there is an industry standard out there (let's make that
quantum leap a moment) that you could have deployed for free in half
I have been programming in nothing but CakePHP for the last year, and
I wanted to start a little blog just to share some of my observations
and tips. I thought about building my own, which would be almost
trivial to do in CakePHP, but then I kept thinking that I was trying
to write something
http://www.webtechnick.com/blog
I wrote mine from scratch with CakePHP, but I'm a DIY kind of guy.
It's kind of an even split between the CakePHP bloggers I respect and
follow. I know Matt Curry (http://www.pseudocoder.com/) uses Croogo
(http://croogo.org/) which is a CakePHP CMS but started
:24 am, nurvzy nur...@gmail.com wrote:
http://www.webtechnick.com/blog
I wrote mine from scratch with CakePHP, but I'm a DIY kind of guy.
It's kind of an even split between the CakePHP bloggers I respect and
follow. I know Matt Curry (http://www.pseudocoder.com/) uses Croogo
(http
i think problem is here.your link should look like
controller/action/params so in your case: posts/delete/post_id
Thanks, this works! However, I didn't write the code myself but it was
generated using bake. So I guess there's some bug in the current Cake
version... The code that it's using
On Mon, August 23, 2010 11:56 am, psybear83 wrote:
i think problem is here.your link should look like
controller/action/params so in your case: posts/delete/post_id
Thanks, this works! However, I didn't write the code myself but it was
generated using bake. So I guess there's some bug in
Hi everybody
I'm learning CakePHP and I'm reading through the Blog tutorial. So far
everything works well, except the delete action. When clicking on
Delete, I get the following errors:
Warning (2): Missing argument 1 for PostsController::delete() [APP
\controllers\posts_controller.php, line 24
psybea...@gmail.com
Hi everybody
I'm learning CakePHP and I'm reading through the Blog tutorial. So far
everything works well, except the delete action. When clicking on
Delete, I get the following errors:
Warning (2): Missing argument 1 for PostsController::delete() [APP
\controllers
On Sat, Aug 7, 2010 at 11:48 AM, nick nkhan@gmail.com wrote:
This seems very basic but I am trying the blog example line by
line.
I am using Cake version 1.3.3
When I try the add post basically adding functionality to add the
post, everything works fine until I try to save the new record
This seems very basic but I am trying the blog example line by
line.
I am using Cake version 1.3.3
When I try the add post basically adding functionality to add the
post, everything works fine until I try to save the new record.
I get the error - Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in /home
Hi,
The first line of you edit function has a mistake.
should be
$this-Post-id = $id;
Good luck!
On Jul 9, 11:13 pm, BlaineRumsey bla...@blainerumsey.com wrote:
Hello, I am new to cake and I am trying to complete the blog tutorial
in the manual for 1.3 for getting started. I am
Umm yeah, your right it was not in the blog tutorial and I have no
idea why or where my head was at... thanks.
Blaine
On Jul 10, 1:41 am, nurvzy nur...@gmail.com wrote:
It's possible what you meant to do was this:
$this-Post-id = $id;
Because you're doing a blind read() after the fact
Hello, I am new to cake and I am trying to complete the blog tutorial
in the manual for 1.3 for getting started. I am at the edit post
section and I am having a problem. When I click edit I get and sql
syntax error.
1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that
corresponds
to cake and I am trying to complete the blog tutorial
in the manual for 1.3 for getting started. I am at the edit post
section and I am having a problem. When I click edit I get and sql
syntax error.
1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that
corresponds to your MySQL
...@blainerumsey.com wrote:
Hello, I am new to cake and I am trying to complete the blog tutorial
in the manual for 1.3 for getting started. I am at the edit post
section and I am having a problem. When I click edit I get and sql
syntax error.
1064: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check
links, can you?
Enjoy,
John
On May 14, 7:32 pm, Sze Chan sze.m.c...@gmail.com wrote:
Environment:
PHP v5.2.13
MySQL 5.0.51a
Hello everybody,
I followed the Blog Tutorial lesson using CakePHP v1.3. One question
remains after I went through this tutorial.
I can Add a Blog Post, but I cannot
Environment:
PHP v5.2.13
MySQL 5.0.51a
Hello everybody,
I followed the Blog Tutorial lesson using CakePHP v1.3. One question
remains after I went through this tutorial.
I can Add a Blog Post, but I cannot Delete or Edit Blog Posts. Am I
missing something?
Thanks,
Sze
Check out the new
I confirm that Matt isn't doing anything wrong. I am having the same
issue, I installed a fresh copy of cake and followed the tutorial but
stumbled on an error as described by Matt. The issue seems to be with
cake 1.3
On May 4, 4:01 am, WebbedIT p...@webbedit.co.uk wrote:
@Matt: When starting
At the risk of being wrong again, how's the issue with 1.3?
The 1.3 tutorial rightly includes links to edit and delete blog posts
NOT using named parameters. It's the 1.2 tutorial that wrongly, IMO,
uses named parameters even though in the view section of the tutorial
it clearly states to pass
Well I stand corrected, sort of :)
Thanks to an email reply sent direct to me, by mistake, by JasonFX I
decided to look at the blog tutorial a little closer and whilst what I
say above is right on the page I supplied a link for, I was unaware
that further on in the tutorial when dealing
@Matt: When starting with CakePHP the main rule you should ALWAYS
follow is stick to the conventions. You have deviated from the
tutorial by changing urls from the conventional format (explained
within the tutorial on http://book.cakephp.org/view/336/Creating-Post-Views)
of
http://yourapp/foos/bar/id:1/ will not work when Cake is expecting
http://yourapp/foos/bar/1
Cake doesn't know the name of your function variables (I don't even
think there's a way to determine that in PHP). So it wouldn't know
that the 'id' named param is supposed to be the first argument in
Well, the release said stable' but I am trying to figure out if it is
me, my configuration or what.
I am using Apache2 on Windows Vista and PHP 5.2.10. I seem to have a
possible mod_rewrite problem but I am not sure. It is obvious that
the ID portion of the URL is not being handled correctly
The controller has the 'params' property. If you output this:
debug($this-params); //from your view
I believe you should see your id showing in the 'pass' array if everything
is working. If it's there, this will confirm the value is getting all the
way in to your controller or not. If it's there,
The controller has the 'params' property. If you output this:
debug($this-params); //from your view
I believe you should see your id showing in the 'pass' array if everything
is working. If it's there, this will confirm the value is getting all the
way in to your controller or not. If it's
you can access it
$this-params['named']['id']
your view action may take it as argument (in controller)
..
function view($id) {
...
}
..
You can alter posts routes should you want to use slugs rather than ids with
Syrup.Sluggable (syrup is a cake plugin that has a few behaviours)
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Anyway here is my answer..!
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In config/core.php near the top of the file you can find instructions for
making cake work using its own internal rewrite.
but its worth trying the ,htaccess again like this RewriteBase is used once
per .htaccess
Here are the blog/webroot/.htaccess
IfModule mod_rewrite.c
RewriteEngine
Ok now worked with the changes in .htaccess files :D
Thanks a lot for your time and your answers!!
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So the debug as you can see is already in 2.
Configure::write('debug', 2);
I delete handmade controllers , models and view and bake them as you
say...with cake bake M/C/V command..
I add then the code and still returns me not found error :S
Whats going on ?
I have to use -app parameter ?
does it return a cake error 404 or an apache gen error 404?
what code do you add after baking. Bake should generate all you need to be
able to add, edit,delete and view posts
- S
On 21 April 2010 16:25, netpumber r00f...@gmail.com wrote:
So the debug as you can see is already in 2.
It returns apache not found error.
So my web root dir is /var/www
then in it i bake a blog so i have /var/www/blog directory
now..where is the root dir for my cake php project.
Then i bake Controller / Model / View
Here are the codes :
Model: (Noting added)
[code]
?php
class Post extends
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