On Thursday, January 24, 2008 5:31:47 PM UTC-5, alex@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hey,
> I'm having a major problem with installing CakePhp on a MAMP
> application on Mac OSX 10.4.10
>
> There's nothing wrong with the MAMP Apache Server, I tried out
> Codeigniter and it worked just fine. But when
Thanks! This was the same issue i had. Once i copied over
the .htaccess file to my cake app folder in the MAMP htdocs folder,
all was good.
Bob
On Dec 26 2008, 2:45 pm, "Chad Casselman"
wrote:
> I am running the same setup. The only problem I ran into was, I extracted
> cake to my download fol
You're right, now it works like a charm. Thanks!
On Dec 26, 11:45 pm, "Chad Casselman" wrote:
> I am running the same setup. The only problem I ran into was, I extracted
> cake to my download folder and then copied and pasted it to where I wanted
> to code in it. Little did I know, the .htacce
I am running the same setup. The only problem I ran into was, I extracted
cake to my download folder and then copied and pasted it to where I wanted
to code in it. Little did I know, the .htaccess files did not copy and
paste even though I grabbed the whole directory.
Extract cake to where you w
Thanks for your reply, I have checked the httpd.conf located in the
mamp folder /mamp/conf/apache/httpd.conf, and checked for the lines:
LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so
DocumentRoot "/Users/user_name/Development/my_app" and finally that
this directory has AllowOverride set to All
mod_rewrite needs to be enabled and AllowOverride All in the httpd.conf
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I have tried to search, but I can't seem to find anything that helps
me.
I have installed MAMP server on my mac, running OS X 10.5.5. I have
then set the ports to the default, meaning port 80 for Apache and port
3306 for MySQL. If I now go to localhost, cakephp renders correctly
the initial page,
To see hiden files in MAC OS X you can use TinkerTool but you can also
in the terminal just write:
defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE
(replace TRUE with FALSE to hide hidden files again)
On Jun 25, 12:11 pm, mukelarvin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That was my problem.
>
>
That was my problem.
Turned on hidden files.
Found I was missing a .htaccess in the /webroot.
Thanks.
L.M.
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It this page styled right?
http://www.lodging-source.com/lw/
I just googled this.
My page looks like this, although the database is connected properly
so there is no issue with that.
Also, if anyone else is reading this for help, I put the following in
my cake .htaccess file:
RewriteEngine o
Yeh, the design isn't what I expected (and I'm still not %100 sure).
So the text has font colors and sizes. Is there a screenshot of what
it should look like? I use the web developer and it is picking up the
generic stylesheet.
However, I thought it was supposed to look more styled. Say, the list
> It's not complete unstyled.
So the CSS files were loading correctly, but you were getting a design
that you weren't expecting?
If you aren't familiar with Chris Pedericks's Firefox, I'd suggest
installing it right now: http://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/.
It can turn CSS on off with o
That sounds about right. Try changing the name of the css file to
something like XXX.cake.generic.css.XXX
That way, you'll be able to see what it looks like without styles.
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looking at the CSS file... maybe it is working...? There's just not
that much styling made.
I thought the welcome page has a blue band at the top and some cake
branding?
Should the welcome page just be all white. Blue text header, yellow
subs, and grey behind messaged such as "Your database conf
Hi,
Thanks for the replies.
So using the CakePHP Bin do I just post the link here:
http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1954519462
That's the HTML output of the welcome page.
The css being used is:
I use TinkerTool to allow me to see hidden files and the .htaccess are
there for the /webroot directory
Have you tried phpinfo?
Sorry if this is beneath you, but create a file with the contents make sure there are no spaces before or after the
chevrons. Save it as phpinfo.php and open it in your browser.
Search the results page for mod_rewrite (in apache2handler section,
loaded modules). If it is
> When I launch cake in the browser the page shows up, but it doesn't
> look properly styled.
>
> My research suggests its an issue with the mod_rewrite... but I can't
> seem to find out how to solve it.
Hi bdiddymc,
See "Beware the Finder and dot files":http://tinyurl.com/5572wp. A
very common e
Hello All...
This is my first post and I have a feeling i'm doing something stupid,
but can't find an answer...
I'm trying to set up cakephp onto my Mac with MAMP.
When I launch cake in the browser the page shows up, but it doesn't
look properly styled.
My research suggests its an issue with t
If you install in in your own homedirectory /Users/name/Sites check
you httpd prefs for this folder, you find it in /private/etc/apache2/
users/. If not present create it. In mine I have this:
#
# This may also be "None", "All", or any combination of "Indexes",
# "Includes", "FollowSymLinks", "
Hi,
El 25/01/2008, a las 9:56, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
> Doesn't MAMP use some non-standard port by
> default?
MAMP uses port for http and 8889 port for Mysql by default. You
may change this in Preferences.
So, in your browser
http://localhost:/
Another issue is the location
I have only taken a glance at MAMP so I may be all wrong. But does
MAMP really start its server on http://localhost/ ? If I recall
correctly, on my machine it could run MAMP at the same time as the
system's Apache server. Doesn't MAMP use some non-standard port by
default?
On Jan 25, 8:21 am, "[
I've already tried that, and I have also checked if the .htaccess
files are were they are supposed to be, and they are.
Can't figure out why I can't see anything...
On Jan 25, 12:45 am, "Troy Gilbert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Be careful of how you copy the Cake folders into the MAMP htdocs f
Be careful of how you copy the Cake folders into the MAMP htdocs folder...
if you're using Finder (instead of unzipping them straight into place) you
might be missing the .htaccess files that are in Cake's root because Finder
doesn't show them by default. Unfortunately, there's not a trivial way to
Hey,
I'm having a major problem with installing CakePhp on a MAMP
application on Mac OSX 10.4.10
There's nothing wrong with the MAMP Apache Server, I tried out
Codeigniter and it worked just fine. But when I unzip CakePhp put it
on my "localhost" and try to go to the Cake folder. Nothing happends
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