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alvintvafana

I am not sure if this is the right forum to ask this

My problem is one routing, on my local computer my application runs successfully but wen I upload it I get the following error.

"Fuel\Core\FuelException [ Error ]:
The requested view could not be found: calendar/index"

when I go into my routing file and do I set it as default landing page, as below it works

"'_root_' => 'calendar/index',"

Please help, what am I missing

Harro

A route defines a uri to controller/action mapping. The error is not that your controller can't be found, or that a controller action is missing, so this is not route related.

The error is "The requested view could not be found: calendar/index", so it can't find app/views/calendar/index.php, containing your action's view file.

First port of call is to check if it's uploaded, if the rights on the files are ok (so the webserver can read them), and if you haven't used uppercase anywhere in a file or folder name (which you can get away with on a Windows platform, but not on a Linux platform).

alvintvafana

I checked my files, they are all uploaded. I checked for upper case/lower case. and noted all my folders and files are named in lower case. I have given all my files and folders chmod rights 777.
Still the error persists.

my controller is as below

public function action_index()
    {

    $this->template->title = "Individuals";
        $this->template->content = View::forge('calendar\index');
    }

and my folder path is "app/views/calendar/index.php" all in lowercase.

Surprisingly if I set it as the default landing page its working

"'_root_' => 'calendar/index',"

i checked on my developing machine I am using php 5.4 and on the hosting machine its PHP 5.3

I am using fuelphp 1.7.

Syntaxlb

What print this line in your controller ? => var_dump(\Finder::search('views', 'calendar/index', '.php', false, false)); die();

Harro

$this->template->content = View::forge('calendar\index');

should be

$this->template->content = View::forge('calendar/index');

Note the forward slash ! It is not a path, so don't use the stupid Windows backslash !

That may work on a Windows machine due to the way PHP tries to unify things, but it absolutely doesn't work on a linux host.

alvintvafana

It worked, just an issue on the slashes..

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