Unknown bug in either setup or programming (not limited to Cake)
The combination: HP 15 Touchsmart Laptop w/ Win8.1 ------- Wamp Server 2.5 ------ Cakephp 2.5.5
I have looked online for 2 days now. There is no solution.
Originally thought it was a mod-rewrite issue. Issue is that blog tutorial "localhost/cakephp/posts/index" renders a 404 and port 80 page. Copy and paste straight from cookbook, go back and add <?php....pray to jesus if you like. NOTHING WILL HAPPEN. In googling the posts/index issue looking for a reasonable fix a thread on stackoverflow insisted it was a mod_rewrite issue. I had hoped to avoid this but decided to tackle it. (yes I tried to remove all 3 .htaccess and uncomment line 107 of core.php...cake hates this so I reverted the changes)
First attempt...found AllowOverride none and changed to all (sprockets flying everywhere) Tried to revert, wamp totally shredded, zero functionality....had to reinstall. Carefully reread cookbook and only altered the AllowOverride in the instance you listed leaving all other AllowOverride instances alone. Had to add "Options FollowSymLinks" as that is apparently foreign to Apache 2.4.9 but did place it exactly where it was shown in cookbook.
On the Cake home page the mod_rewrite disclaimer has long since vanished indicating that mod_rewrite was probably available PRIOR to all this needless configuring.
Bottomline: Absolute standstill. With current setup Cakephp has 1% functionality...it can display the homepage and nothing else. I take that back "localhost/cakephp/fargo.php" still works. This was my one line "who am i" php script copied straight from cookbook and named randomly. This works, but then if I have to write everything outside of the framework what is the point?
Background:
Why did I post here? Can't find a Cakephp forum. Has this exact problem been solved before? Wouldn't know, I'm not good with google groups format which you've chosen. I'm more experienced with querying forums for fast answers. Google search (for once) is at a loss to provide an answer.
-- The combination: HP 15 Touchsmart Laptop w/ Win8.1 ------- Wamp Server 2.5 ------ Cakephp 2.5.5
I have looked online for 2 days now. There is no solution.
Originally thought it was a mod-rewrite issue. Issue is that blog tutorial "localhost/cakephp/posts/index" renders a 404 and port 80 page. Copy and paste straight from cookbook, go back and add <?php....pray to jesus if you like. NOTHING WILL HAPPEN. In googling the posts/index issue looking for a reasonable fix a thread on stackoverflow insisted it was a mod_rewrite issue. I had hoped to avoid this but decided to tackle it. (yes I tried to remove all 3 .htaccess and uncomment line 107 of core.php...cake hates this so I reverted the changes)
First attempt...found AllowOverride none and changed to all (sprockets flying everywhere) Tried to revert, wamp totally shredded, zero functionality....had to reinstall. Carefully reread cookbook and only altered the AllowOverride in the instance you listed leaving all other AllowOverride instances alone. Had to add "Options FollowSymLinks" as that is apparently foreign to Apache 2.4.9 but did place it exactly where it was shown in cookbook.
On the Cake home page the mod_rewrite disclaimer has long since vanished indicating that mod_rewrite was probably available PRIOR to all this needless configuring.
Bottomline: Absolute standstill. With current setup Cakephp has 1% functionality...it can display the homepage and nothing else. I take that back "localhost/cakephp/fargo.php" still works. This was my one line "who am i" php script copied straight from cookbook and named randomly. This works, but then if I have to write everything outside of the framework what is the point?
Background:
Why did I post here? Can't find a Cakephp forum. Has this exact problem been solved before? Wouldn't know, I'm not good with google groups format which you've chosen. I'm more experienced with querying forums for fast answers. Google search (for once) is at a loss to provide an answer.
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