Hi All,
I have scoured the group and the cake manual, but I have not found what
I am looking for (and hacking out a workaround yielded no positive
results). I have CakePHP sitting in a sub-directory ('store') for the
root of one of my web projects (server is running latest wamp + latest
cake w/ default config) such that the hierarchy is as follows:
web_root
|_repository
|_ project0.ext
|_ css
|_scripts
|_ ...
|_store
|_app
|_cake
|_ ...
|_ ...
|_ project1.ext
|_ project2.ext
|_ ...
Once I navigate to the cake-enabled content, the url is:
'http://{server}:{port}/repository/project0.ext/store/'
Now, the default view has links to the non-cake content which sits
above the 'store' folder. When I click on a link (that is, any HTML
element with an HREF attribute) that has
'http://{server}:{port}/repository/project0/foo.php' as the (absolute)
value of the HREF attribute, the browser is redirected to
'http://{server}:{port}/repository/project0/store/' even though the
target is OUTSIDE the 'store' folder. Links with HREF set to values
like 'http://www.google.com', however, break out of cake just fine. I
am lost, frustrated, tired, and I would GREATLY appreciate any help
that can be offered.
Thanks,
Daniel
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