Sounds ugly. I don't know enough about Drake, so I couldn't say if
it's responsible. I do remember something about generating a "drake
url". Maybe that's related.
If it is Cake, you could maybe hack Router::url() and place a
Configure::write('base_url', 'something') or somesuch in
bootstrap.php.
Hi, yes i realise CSS doesnt see the difference but as i mentioned,
ive not really looked at themeing yet so i dont know how it will
respond. Im using Drupal 5.3 and cake 1.1.6.x (i think) Drake is
causing me some major headaches right now so i would reccomend against
it
All of my scripts (css an
CSS is interpreted at the client, which doesn't distinguish between
Drupal's and Cake's share of the screen. You'll have to override those
styles that are affecting whatver it is that Cake is providing. View
source to get any IDs or classes you need and it should be fairly
straightforward to cance
Yes, drupal seems to theme my cakePHP pages just as if they were a
node in drupal itself. (CSS only, im not sure about the more advanced
theme stuff as i am very new to all of this)
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