> Yeah had a look at apache error logs - nothing there at all. No
> errors.
>
> I have found the problem line (I have NO idea how this can be broken)
>
> $data = $this->paginate('Property');
>
> If I do this:
>
> pr($this->paginate);
> $data = $this->paginate('Property');
>
> Then it just prints out the paginate array without any layout.
>
> // pr($this->paginate);
> $data = $this->paginate('Property');
>
> If I comment out that pr() line then I get the full 500 error with
> layout.
>
> I'm running php-5.2.13 and mysql-5.1. Site runs fine on my dev server
> at home with php-5.1.13 and mysql-5.0
>
> Site has exact same configuration as home server, site runs in the
> root folder on its own domain. I tried uploading the cake/ folder
> again but no avail. I've even re-uploaded the entire site from dev-
>>live again. Still nothing.
What does your paginate array look like? Any joins or anything like
that? I'm wondering if it's due to the MySQL version. I remember (but
no specifics) that I have run into issues between those two. Although,
I don't believe that was a Cake site.
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