Thanks for your answer.because I has no the encourage to delete
tmp/cache/models/*
data.
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when I delete all of that data.
my site is can use the comment the (Configure::write('Cache.disable',
true);)
Thanks
sincerely
rimoe
2009/3/10 Mauricio Morales
>
> You can manually delete the tmp/
hi,
everyone, I want to comment the (Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);)
in my core.php
but if I do it I will get the error:
The requested address *'/'* was not found on this server.
why is it? and what should I do?
I feel mysite is very slow.
Thanks
Rimoe
2009/3/10 Mauricio Morales
You can manually delete the tmp/cache/models/* data.
Are you sure that your table was created with the same DB user that
Cake's App uses?... It could be a permission problem.
On Mar 9, 4:36 pm, Rimoe wrote:
> Thank you for your answer,
> so I have use the (Cache::clear()) in my controller,
> bu
You should be testing this in development anyways.
Try error handling or logging:
http://book.cakephp.org/view/154/Error-Handling
http://book.cakephp.org/view/157/Logging
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Thank you for your answer,
so I have use the (Cache::clear()) in my controller,
but it has no anything has happened.
where should i invoke the Cache::clear()?
do you know,
then, i have set the Turn on of (Configure::write('Cache.disable', true);)
but now I can't turn off it, if I do it, my site wi
> I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
> now I added a table,
> but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
> In the situation, what should I do?
clear the cache!
> and I want to use the information of debug,
> but I don't want to let it show in page, on
hi,
I have set (Configure::write('debug', 0)) in my core.php,
now I added a table,
but the cake can't find the model, and can't use the new model,
In the situation, what should I do?
and I want to use the information of debug,
but I don't want to let it show in page, only show in a file,
wh
