I'm seeing some very odd, Router-related behavior when accessing the
site I'm currently developing on my Android phone (Samsung Galaxy S GT-
I9000).
I'm on Cake version 1.3.4.
I've put this line in routes.php:
Router::connect('/', array('controller' => 'homepages', 'action' =>
'view'));
That's the only route I have in there, and in all desktop browsers
I've tested (Firefox, Opera, IE, Chrome, Safari), it works as
expected: the view action of the homepages controller is displayed
when accessing the plain domain root (www.domainname.com).
When I access it with the default web client on my Samsung Galaxy,
however, I get an error message:
"Error: Http:Controller could not be found
Error: Create the class Http:controller below in file app/controllers/
http:controller.php"
...and so on.
If I try to use Opera Mini to access the exact same URL from the exact
same phone, this error message doesn't appear. So I assume the
standard web client is somehow requesting the page differently, which
in turn gets misinterpreted by Cake's routing.
Also, if I access the controller and action by its full, unrouted URL,
everything pops up as it should.
Anyone heard of this problem before, or have any idea about what might
be the problem? Is it fixable?
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