when i bypass the rewrite, it gives me the fancy cake layout but still
the same result, i am going to try to install xampp now!
On Mar 11, 9:58 am, Jon Bennett wrote:
> Hi bilal,
>
> > You are right, all three files are different, the server had
> > mod_rewrite off, i turned it on and tried agai
Hi bilal,
> You are right, all three files are different, the server had
> mod_rewrite off, i turned it on and tried again but it didnt help. :(
>
> what else could we look at ...
hmm - is the html helper outputting links with index.php in them, or
are you doing this manually? Does the site work
Hi Jon,
You are right, all three files are different, the server had
mod_rewrite off, i turned it on and tried again but it didnt help. :(
what else could we look at ...
On Mar 11, 4:58 am, Jon Bennett wrote:
> Hi bilal,
>
> > all three htaccess files are there, but i still have to type index
Hi bilal,
> all three htaccess files are there, but i still have to type index.php
> to access, this is how my .htaccess files looks like
>
>
>RewriteEngine on
>RewriteRule^$ app/webroot/[L]
>RewriteRule(.*) app/webroot/$1 [L]
>
Hmm, you should have 3 different htac
Hi Jon,
all three htaccess files are there, but i still have to type index.php
to access, this is how my .htaccess files looks like
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule^$ app/webroot/[L]
RewriteRule(.*) app/webroot/$1 [L]
thanks for helping out
On Mar 10, 6:40 am, Jon Bennett w
Hi bilaliz,
> its WAMP server that i have installed on my notebook, the way i
> learned to deploy was to simply download cake and copy all files in to
> the www folder and i should able to see the default cake index, and
> indeed that worked ..
> so for example my views are in D:\wamp\www\app\vie
its WAMP server that i have installed on my notebook, the way i
learned to deploy was to simply download cake and copy all files in to
the www folder and i should able to see the default cake index, and
indeed that worked ..
so for example my views are in D:\wamp\www\app\views\posts
--~--~
> Blog posts
> link("Add Post", "/posts/add"); ?>
>
>
> Id
> Title
> Action
> Created
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> $html->link($post['Post']['title'],'
thanks for replying folks, i am posting my index, add and edit as well
as the urls below i have looked through all, but still have got
no clue .
Blog posts
link("Add Post", "/posts/add"); ?>
Id
Title
Action
Created
Same as Marcelo: Have a look at the view for index action - And a
closer look at the area, where links for add-, edit- and delete-action
are defined.
Is there is something called like .../posts/posts instead of .../posts/
edit ?
On Mar 7, 6:50 pm, brian wrote:
> What do the URLs look like? Pas
What do the URLs look like? Paste an example here.
Also, do you have any routes set up for Posts? You shouldn't
necessarily need any but, if you have created some Post routes, they
may be the source of the problem.
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 4:19 AM, bilal wrote:
>
> indeed i am a noob with PHP & C
On Sat, Mar 7, 2009 at 6:19 AM, bilal wrote:
>
> however ass soon as i click on ANY of the links i get the following
> error (including delete, edit& Ad Post)
>
> Missing Method in PostsController
> Error: The action posts is not defined in controller PostsController
How your views looks like?
indeed i am a noob with PHP & Cake, thats why i am having such a silly
problem, i have the latest stable release
have followed the example and went over it several times to ensure
that i am not missing out on something, i can get the index page,
which looks like this
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