CakePHP Group,
I sort of solved my own problem. I was passing the url params to named
params and redirecting to those named params for my Search bar.
By using Search with url params instead of named params fixed my
Router::parseExtensions('rss'); problem and everything works great!
Is there anyway to use named parameters for my search and not interact with
the Router::parseExtensions('rss');?
I'm pretty new to CakePHP. Any suggestions would be a great help.
Thanks.
On Sep 7, 2010 8:58pm, Lance <[email protected]> wrote:
I'm trying to build a simple rss feed for my site that I'm building.
Everything has been working great until I put
Router::parseExtensions('rss'); in the config/routes.php. I go to the
domain name and it shows firefox error (Firefox can't find the server
at www.example.com.html). Do you know why it would add the .com.html
at the end. I've tried several different book examples, and the cake
book example. I've tried doing a fresh install of cake 1.3.3. My
home page path follows this direction (Router::connect('/',
array('controller' => 'jobs', 'action' => 'index'));). When the page
loads the suffix is .com.html. Do you guys know what I could be doing
wrong? I'm trying to add an rss for the Job model but am kind of
stuck. I have the RequestHandler in my component array found in
appcontroller. I followed each example step by step and as soon as I
add the parseExtensions(); it bugs out. Any suggestions?
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