Zach Cox, have you been able to solve your problem?
If not, please refer to this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/cake-php/browse_thread/thread/e86def1583d50760/0f4bc3ae1402d278
Hope that helps. Thanks.
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AllowOverride makes it possible to use .htaccess files. But it's weird
they have mod_rewrite enabled but no AllowOverride because you won't be
able to make use of mod_rewrite without .htaccess . But you can still
use cake without it as the others say
They said they have mod_rewrite but there's no AllowOverride
Try ask support of Your provider for mod_rewrite rules - they can put
them into Your vhost configuration, if they are afraid to AllowOverride
for You.
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OK so I uncommented the define('BASE_URL' line from
/app/config/core.php and removed all of the .htaccess files (using the
15 min blog tutorial on my web host). The index, add, view, edit
controller actions views seem to work fine until you add/view/edit
and continue from there. It should
Sorry should have mentioned: it does it in both flash() and link() calls - would they both have the same bug?On 6/9/06, nate
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Probably a bug in flash( ).You can submit a ticket at
https://trac.cakephp.org/
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I was having the flash calls hang as well, and discovered that I hadn't set
define('SERVER_IIS', true);
in app/config/core.php. On the other hand, I don't recall whether or not
you're on a Windows server with IIS, so this may or may not be your problem.
David
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Thanks for the help David, but my web host uses apache so that probably won't fix it. Also, the flash() and link() calls don't hang, they keep appending the relative url (like /posts/index) onto the current url, so you get like:
My web host (netfirms.com) apparently doesn't use the AllowOverride
setting in the Directory section of httpd.conf. Is there any way I
can get around this to still use Cake on their server?
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Is there anything special you have to do? Or does Cake figure it out for you?Thanks,ZachOn 6/8/06, nate
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:You can use Cake with or without mod_rewrite (AllowOverride) enabled.
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If you don't have mod_rewrite, uncomment define('BASE_URL' from
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They said they have mod_rewrite but there's no AllowOverride in httpd.conf and they won't put it in. Will commenting that line out still work?On 6/8/06,
RosSoft [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you don't have mod_rewrite, uncomment define('BASE_URL' fromapp/config/core.php
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