Do you have var $helpers = array('Html') in your controller or AppController ?
Regards,
Alfredo
On Sat, Feb 7, 2009 at 9:41 AM, jim wrote:
>
> This is not showing as a link in my browser:
>
> link($post['Post']['title'], "/posts/view/".$post
> ['Post']['id']); ?>
>
>
> Just looks like this:
>
This is not showing as a link in my browser:
link($post['Post']['title'], "/posts/view/".$post
['Post']['id']); ?>
Just looks like this:
link($post['Post']['title'], "/posts/view/".$post['Post']['id']); ?>
Any ideas? I'm new to Cake and I assume it's a helper issue.
I am not sure wheter the
On Wed, Oct 1, 2008 at 9:32 AM, soosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your reply Lance!
>
> but still this is not a good way to handle this issue, at least because the
> code in the view will be ugly since some metas have been generated by cake
> and others you should put them in plain har
Thanks for your reply Lance!
but still this is not a good way to handle this issue, at least because the
code in the view will be ugly since some metas have been generated by cake
and others you should put them in plain hard coding!
i already did it as you said but IMHO i still think that the miss
> is there any way to generate the output for those metas as dealing with
> description and
> keywords metas?
Hi soosa,
The "meta" HTML helper currently supports building meta elements for
"rss", "icon", "atom", "keywords", and "description". For all the
other types of meta elements, you are be
Hello guys,
while i was trying to add some meta data in the header of my project i was
able to add a "description" meta using a call to the html helper object,
something like "echo $html->meta( 'description', 'some text here', array(),
false );" to output ( ),
and likewise i was able to add the "k
