Hey Sherlock,
Thank you for checking out my page and helping me figure out the
problem. Your not forced to help, and I appreciate that very much.
I changed the javascript link src to googles location:
<?=$javascript->link(array('http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/
prototype/1.6.0.3/prototype')); ?>
I still wont work. the page is updated if you wanna look at it.
I havn;t changed the .htaccess file and I wouldn't know what to change
to fix it.
I messed around with the .httpd.conf file and changing folders but
that wasn't it.
I heard there is a debugger which you can step in and out. is this
true?
Thanks,
-Armen
On Jul 11, 6:33 pm, Sam Sherlock <[email protected]> wrote:
> That sounds correct; double check the names of files check the server config
> too. I would try point number 2 though below I included point 1 since you
> may prefer or need to get the cake js working. 2 is a more rapid solution
> given that something odd is happening. Perhaps someone else will have some
> other advice to offer - I'd go with 2 google api prototype for now at least
>
> 1) if this is in your layout
> <?=$javascript->link(array('cake.prototype')); ?>
> then this would be outputted (assuming everything is working - and that your
> app is in warplayart)
>
> http://warplayart.com/warplayart/js/cake.prototype.js
>
> notice above its cake.prototype.js => I am sure your upto speed on the fact
> that cake adds the .js suffix automatically and looks in the js directory in
> webroot. Whatever url I enter to find your copy of prototype always
> returns err404 and not the cake error either
>
> Therefore I think something else is happening, I would say your .htaccess
> is not working but the css loads ok and that is done in the same way. This
> leaves me to think that this is server specific or you dont have the file
> there or the name is different ie not prototype.js (there maybe a version
> number in there?)
>
> 2) All that can be circumvented by loading the google hosted
> apihttp://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/prototype/1.6.0.3/prototype.js
>
> in this case you put the whole thing in the call to the js helpers link
> method or you could just write the script block. I think it will then work
> - or you'll at least jump that hurdle and then have to volt another
>
> (sorry this was over wordy ~ the ability to be concise gets weaker as I get
> more tired)
>
> - S
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