Hey Mich,
however I am getting this error message.
Message: Invalid controller specified (Mangion_RE)
Stack trace:
Try to avoid using underscores in your naming convention if you're trying to
name a class, and instead ConsiderCamelCasing.
For example, if your controller name is
class Mangion_RE_Controller extends Zend_Controller_Abstract
The autoloader will have a lot of issues accepting this class because of the way
the autoloader functions. It converts underscores to DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, and
then adds ".php" to the end to make a path to a file, and then attempts to load
that. As a result, the above class would end up:
Magion/REController.php
Instead, I would consider using the following conventions
class MagionController extends Zend_Controller_Abstract
./application/controllers/MagionController.php
Hope this helps,
-Kizano
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