Vijay, thanks, but mod_rewrite is not available on this server.
I'm sure now that this is not a Cake problem.
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 1:59 PM, Vijay Kumbhar wrote:
> Hello Brain,
>
> Please edit the .htaccess in the root folder & app folder.
> Add the app/webroot instead of webroot.
>
> On Wed,
Hello Brain,
Please edit the .htaccess in the root folder & app folder.
Add the app/webroot instead of webroot.
On Wed, Aug 12, 2009 at 9:37 PM, brian wrote:
>
> @Robert, the .htaccess files were already removed and the App.baseUrl
> line uncommented.
>
> @Jonathon, I'm not completely certain w
@Robert, the .htaccess files were already removed and the App.baseUrl
line uncommented.
@Jonathon, I'm not completely certain what you mean, but I know that
it *was* working. PHP, that is.
I'm actually quite sure that the problem is not with Cake, though. It
probably is due to something else wit
@brian would you mind pasting your index.php
On Aug 11, 4:25 pm, brian wrote:
> I'm having some trouble getting a site working on another server. The
> people the client hired are using cPanel, PHP is installed as CGI, and
> mod_rewrite is not available. Additionally, I have to access their
> ve
Being a sys admin of a shared server a lot of cpanel servers do not
server php on the. ~username. I would first check that
On 8/11/09, Robert P wrote:
>
> According to the comments in /app/config/core.php:
> 1. Delete ALL .htaccess files, and then
> 2. Uncomment the line that sets App.baseUrl
According to the comments in /app/config/core.php:
1. Delete ALL .htaccess files, and then
2. Uncomment the line that sets App.baseUrl in /app/config/core.php
But then again, the only times I played around with CakePHP without
mod_rewrite was pre-1.0
On Aug 12, 4:25 am, brian wrote:
> I'm havin
I'm having some trouble getting a site working on another server. The
people the client hired are using cPanel, PHP is installed as CGI, and
mod_rewrite is not available. Additionally, I have to access their
version of the site through an IP address plus a home subdirectory,
eg:
http://xxx.xxx.xx
