Many of us face this strange issue while working on cakephp framework… Me to faced it many times so thought of sharing the solution with you all, even I have got this solution from some other blog few months back.
So what exactly happens
When we include JS using
$javaScript->link(‘js_file.js’);
And we get error as
JsController not found
Basically when you link your javascript and if your cakephp engine aint find specified file in folder
/webroot/js/
it throws this error. So always check the existence of file in folder first for this error.
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The WACT framework is developed with the philosophy of continuous refactoring and Unit Testing. WACT encourages these activities in applications based on the framework. WACT uses Simple Test as a unit testing framework.
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