This problem is really strange.
Try putting this at the top:
$this->autoRender = false;
I've had problems like this but in my case were by inexistent view
calls.
Are you using the last stable version ?
Have you got access to the HTTP Access Log ?
Try debugging with die('something').
On Mar 25, 10:15 am, fain182 <[email protected]> wrote:
> i don't think it's a problem of security, when i don't have the
> permission usually my app display the login..
>
> > As I can see you are using views from a different directory. This
> > might be the problem.
>
> > Please put this line at the end of the controller method:
> > $this->render('edit', 'default', '/materiali/edit');
>
> if you read my controller code, there is a
>
> $this->render('edit', 'default', '/materiali/edit');
>
> otherwise i make a
>
> $this->flash(__('Salvataggio avvenuto.', true), array('action'=>'index'));
>
> it seems to me all right..
>
> > I think that CakePHP is trying to render a view that doesn't exist.
> > Tell us if it works for you.
>
> usually cakephp tells me when i try to use a view that doesn't
> exists... i think that the problem is another..
>
> thank you
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