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A word of warning, though. Given the nature of some spam, some the
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in overriding render(). Once I changed the
method to that, things started working again. At that point, I
realized that in my render() method, when I called the method on the
parent class, I failed to pass along the three parameters.
So. User error. Thanks to all that helped. :)
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the form, click submit. In theory, it
should say something like The user has been added. then either
automatically or manually, redirect me to /users/index if I have
$this-flash('The user has been added.', '/users/index');
Instead, it's rerendering /users/add. Does that make sense?
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On 8/24/06, Samuel DeVore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can you post the code in your controller?
Here's the relevant snippet:
http://cakephp.org/pastes/show/2ec3cd97a310e0ff524105a02a3339f2
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was not found on this server.
when I hit http://foo.com/index.html. Any pointers?
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I'll just
have to wait for all my hosts to be updated...
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file exception if the request URI ends in
.html. Are there any mod_rewrite gurus that can give me some
pointers? I'd also like to exlude /stats* and am having mixed results
on that.
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that it's no eBay, but performance has been good enough for
me. For what that's worth... ;)
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, that several have used with great success
with CakePHP, though.
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that CakePHP is trying to give you. It just can't
because there is code in there that relies on CakePHP and it has
already bombed out.
Ah! That was it! If you're ever in Oklahoma City, I'll buy you a Slurpee :P
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which has to be a bug.
Does anyone see why that would be failing? I'm REALLY stumped. It
works fine on 0.10. :|
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On 5/2/06, ivan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm working locally, running Apache 2.x.x.x. The httpd.conf file reads
All for AllowOverride but, since the mod_rewrite module is commented,
I'm using the .httaccess files
Is .httaccess (note the two t's) a typo? Just making sure... :)
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