In web development its a common practice to create aliases in the web server for directory our actual code resides or use folders for multiple projects in the document root.
While using CakePHP I came across a situation where it was giving me error. The application was unable to file the index.php file while the directory structure was OK and file was in the right location. I figured out the solution which was just a simple fix.
If you encounter the same issue you can apply this simple fix. :)
Open your .htaccess file and add "RewriteBase" option and set it to your correct path. Here is how to do it.
For example your path is http://localhost/my-application-location/ then your rewrite base will be "/my-application-location/",
and if your location is http://localhost/outer-folder/inner-folder then your rewrite base will be "/outer-folder/inner-folder/".
Your .htaccess file should look something like this.
While using CakePHP I came across a situation where it was giving me error. The application was unable to file the index.php file while the directory structure was OK and file was in the right location. I figured out the solution which was just a simple fix.
If you encounter the same issue you can apply this simple fix. :)
Open your .htaccess file and add "RewriteBase" option and set it to your correct path. Here is how to do it.
For example your path is http://localhost/my-application-location/ then your rewrite base will be "/my-application-location/",
and if your location is http://localhost/outer-folder/inner-folder then your rewrite base will be "/outer-folder/inner-folder/".
Your .htaccess file should look something like this.
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