I'm working on a windows machine.
should that make any diference?
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Also, maybe it was never mentioned or asked. But you are on a Linux
machine right?
And then return all the changes back. CakePHP by default is setup to
work with mod_rewrite. So, from CakePHP default settings all you need
to do is enable mod_rewrite and it will work.
I agree you are trying
I did so and the links got messed up:
http://localhost/posts/edit/5
they should be http://localhost/blog/posts/edit/5
and the css file got lost
i erased the .htaccess files, but the same problems
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ivan, you are trying too hard. If you are using Apache mod_rewrite
can work if you enable the module in the config, set AllowOverride to
ALL, AND have the htaccess, AND have line 42 commented.
To recap:
1) enable mod_rewrite module in apache config
2) Make sure AllowOverride ALL is set for
Hi everyone.
I want pretty url's like this:
http://localhost/cake/blog/posts/view/1
but I'm getting this:
http://localhost/cake/blog/index.php/posts/view/1
with the 'index.php' in the middle
I'm working locally, running Apache 2.x.x.x. The httpd.conf file reads
All for AllowOverride but, since
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... :)
In my
you need to uncomment the mod_rewrite in apache config
and then leave line 42 commented
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