Hi guys

Once again im seeking your expert advice!

I have installed WAMP - all fine no probs at all. Ive then installed Zend which to an extent works grand (an identical setup is operating on a live server and works correctly as it should) except that when i follow a link (eg "http://localhost/mySite/myServices" instead of rewriting it to go to the controller and display the view etc it rewrites to WAMP's default index.php with server info, project info etc.

How do i stop this default rewrite and let the Zend rewrites take control?

Im pretty new to this more complex configs so any suggestions are welcome!

Cheers
Stoot

I don't know anything about Zend but when I have a problem on localhost with a link going to the wrong place it is because I wrote the link wrong.

In this case your rewrite rule is taking you to localhost/index.php (../index.php)

and you want it to go to mysite/dir/index.php (./dir/).

This might be resolvable with a basedir call.

Tripy or Chris will be along in a bit and correct me or add to what I posted.

Thanks for the reply.

Out of interest for anyone stumbling upon this i botched a solution which works:

1. Left Click on WAMP -> Apache -> Alias Directories -> Add an alias.

2. Enter a name - I called it "mySite"

3. Set the directory (In my case it's c:\wamp\www\mySite\public) - Make sure the directory is the public one.

4. Left Click on WAMP -> Apache -> Alias Directories -> http://localhost/mySite -> Edit alias.

5. Delete "/mySite/" from the first line and leave a "/"

Save it and restart Wamp.

Navigate to http://localhost and the page should display.

All the other websites in the directory will stop working so you need to re-edit the alias to reverse step 5.