I got the same problem and I did not figure out what was the problem before read your post here.
Since the tutorial did not mention about <?php ?> tags,
I thought that in CakePHP a class could be sometimes, called by include command by another
PHP file containing the tag <?php ?>.
Regards,
Leandro.
Em sábado, 24 de novembro de 2012 18h53min19s UTC-2, Mike Pritchard escreveu:
-- I struggled with the problems described in messages from new CakePHP users. The Cake install looked OK, but when I went through the Blog Adding a Layer tutorial I'd get these kinds of messages.
Error: PostController could not be found
Error: Create the class PostController below in file: app/Controller/PostsController.php
After reading lots of threads, going through the tutorial again and again, reinstalling, checking mod_rewrite, etc., I finally figured it out. So hopefully this will help others.
The Cakewalk tutorials omit to mention that the php files need to start with <?php, and the snippets don't include the beginning. I assumed that this was correct - part of the Cakewalk process. And also discovered that the php files that start with <?php don't finish with ?>.
When I added the <?php to the beginning of relevant files in the tutorial, everything started working! I've been able to finish the tutorial and even extend it a little.
Onward and upward.
MIke
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