Does not anybody know what can cause the problem?? By the way, I am
using Cake 1.0.x...
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It's hard to say without seeing more of your code, but I think your
view needs to be events/index.thtml, not event/index. If you can post
some code for your model/view/controller, that would help with finding
the problem.
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Controller events_controller.php looks like:
class EventsController extends AppController
{
var $name = 'Events';
var $uses = array('event');
function __construct()
{
$this-pageTitle = Events;
$this-viewPath = 'events';
}
First error I notice in your code is you have function __construct() in your classes, where did you get that from? I do not think any of the code examples show creating these empty methods.If you use the function __construct() in your classes you must call parent::__construct();
Fix those errors
Thank you, Larry, very much for pointing to the problem! It's gone.
Where should I read about that?
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Hello everybody
I am holy novice with Cake. :)
I am trying to make some example to digg into Cake..
I've created controller EventsController, model Event and view
event/index.
They are working seems fine except for one thing, which is shown below.
Notice: Undefined property: EventsController
