On Dec 1, 1:02 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I had a puzzling problem with the 1.2 pre-beta (rev 5875) when I
> deployed my site to a PHP 4 server (my local testing setup is PHP 5).
> The problem was a totally blank page - nothing was rendered, even at
> the highest debug level.
>
> The fix was adding an empty constructor to my models. Weirdly it works
> to add a PHP 5 style __construct() method (I'm guessing that has
> something to do with the implementation of Overloadable). Calling
> parent::__construct() brings back the blank screen, which is also odd.
>
> These were "baked" Model classes, and bake doesn't include a
> constructor, so I'm guessing this is a bug or a problem with my setup.
> I was wondering if anyone had a similar problem or might know the
> cause. The server is running PHP 4.4.7 and is also running Zend
> Optimizer which may be a problem, I gather.
>
> Thanks,
>
> -dave
You don't need to add a constructor, and doing so is risky business.
Particularly as adding one and not calling the parent (with the passed
params, the model constructor has some parameters which you are
removing) basically means you are disabling all of cake's model work
and have about 0% chance of your models being of use.
It's probably the zend optimizer problem, check the group for
solutions (hint find the __ method), I'd bet it turns out to be
missing/misnamed file/class/method.
hth,
AD
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