Re: Error after adding database.php file to project (happening on Windows and Ubuntu)

Please post your database.php file

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Pablo Viojo
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On Thu, Jan 21, 2010 at 10:07 PM, cricket <zijn.digital@gmail.com> wrote:

Check to make sure there is no whitespace after the closing "?>" in
database.php. Even better, delete the closing tag altogether.

On Jan 21, 5:44 pm, Lucas Loss <lucasbasi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi guys!
>
> I've been trying to understand this problem for a while now and I have
> no clue on what is going on. Here go some steps to explain what is
> happening:
> 1. I've downloaded (today - January 21, 2010) the versions 1.2.5 and
> 1.3.0 beta from CakePHP.org website;
> 2. Uncompressed them and put on the folder where apache reads them;
> 3. Accessing the version 1.3.0 (on my machine:http://localhost/cakephp-1.3.0/)
> I get a beautiful screen (with colours, CSS, all the stuff you expect
> to see...) where there is a sentence that says: "Your database
> configuration file is NOT present. Rename config/database.php.default
> to config/database.php"; And that's expected; To see a print of this

> page I'm talking about please follow the linkhttp://yfrog.com/jp130beforedatabasep;

> 4. Then I've renamed the file database.php.default to database.php;
> 5. Back to the browser I reloaded the page and noticed a new sentence:
> "Your database configuration file is present. Cake is NOT able to
> connect to the database." - That's what I was expecting - the same
> beautiful page with colours and CSS but with a different message about

> the database connection; To sse a print of the page please openhttp://yfrog.com/08130afterdatabasep;

>
> So... what's the problem?
> The problem is that these same steps don't work for cakephp version
> 1.2.5, which is the stable version. Here is what happens:
> 1. On the 1.2.5 version, the screen has colours, CSS and the sentence
> "Your database configuration file is NOT present. Rename config/
> database.php.default to config/database.php", all as expected; Please

> see a print of the page onhttp://yfrog.com/0n125beforedatabasep;

> 2. So I'll go and rename the database.php.default file to simply
> database.php;
> 3. Back to the browser, I reload that page and that's when the problem
> happens: There are no more colours, no CSS, no styles and there is
> just about 1/4 of all text the this page is supposed to show; Please

> see a print of the page onhttp://yfrog.com/jp125afterdatabasep;

>
> I was using cakephp on Windows and I believed that it was a Windows
> problem because a friend of mine tried the same steps on his machine
> (Ubuntu) and didn't get this error.
> So I installed Ubuntu and after having everything ready to start
> studying cakephp, I got the same problem!
>
> Any ideas on how to solve this?
>
> Cheers
> Lucas Loss

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