Next problem: Everything (and any experiment ) with the standard IndexController works fine. But: As soon as I just create a new controller, for example UserController in the same folder as IndexController, I get a simple


Not Found

The requested URL /zend-playground/user/login was not found on this server.
Apache/2.2.4 (Ubuntu) PHP/5.2.3-1ubuntu6.3 Server at localhost Port 80


What wrong this time? Unfortunatly the error seems to be too much standard to find out it's cause =| .

Thanks in advance for your help and hints.

Sebastian

We need more info.
If you could supply the url you requested, your controller source and routes you have setup...

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yeah i know him ask, and my ask too.

for default : http://localhost/index/action is the the deafult controller.

first i want to rename default controller as the http://localhost/myindex/myaction

and add another http://localhost/myanotherpage/myanotherdo

Is your URL rewriting working correctly?

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Yeah, what's in your .htaccess file?

So in my .htaccess is exactly the default:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule !\.(js|ico|gif|jpg|png|css)$ index.php

The content of UserController.php is simply:

No further ideas? Maybe the question has to be: When for example /user/login does not work, although a controller UserController extends Zend_Controller_Action exists in the controllers path, why then does it work with /index/news through a controller IndexController located and build based on the same schema as the user controller? I'm a bit confused and at a loss.

I think that your ReWrite engine isn't there. The only time I've ever gotten that error is when I haven't had it running.

Your .htaccess is correct but if the URL were being rewritten correctly you would be getting an error either stating that you don't have an ErrorController or you would see the contents of your error view.

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Ewok, your are absolutly right. I forgot, that on my system rewrite isn't activated globally. I had to configure it for this concrete application. Now it works. Sometimes things are soo easy . Thanks lot for your initial notion.

Hi,

I have a similar problem, that I've been banging my head on all day. I've new to ZF so I may be making a simple mistake.

In my .htaccess I also have:
I have no special routes, just:
Zend_Controller_Front::run('../application/controllers')
in index.php.

My IndexController works, and I think that my RewriteRule is fine because http://myhost/mydir/index and http://myhost/mydir/index/index both work correctly, calling ../application/views/scripts/index/index.phtml and the indexAction() of IndexController respectively.

Note: http://myhost/mydir is the base URL where .htaccess and index.php are.

Now, If I call http://myhost/mydir/login, it does not call LoginController.php or ../application/views/scripts/login/login.phtml (as I would have hoped), I get an error in the browser:
I've read most of the ZF manual and have done much googling - is there a way of tell the Zend_Controller_Front to trace/log its decisions so I can see what it receives, where its is looking, for what etc.? the Log class doesn't see to be for that either.

thanks in advance.