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Hi,

I have used your plugin in my fresh cakephp 2.6 setup.
I can access mydomain.com/blog but am unable to access mydomain.com/admin/blog_posts
It is showing 404 error.

I have Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('admin')); in core.php file
and I am not using Auth.

Please help me to resolve this.
Thanks

I have tried to use this plugin on cakephp 2.4
But "/admin/blog_posts" route doesn't work.
So I can't enter the admin page.

Is there an example site where this is working nicely?

With the new CakePlugin architecture, Blog's routes.php file can be loaded in a more Cake way:

CakePlugin::routes('Blog'); // Load Blog plugin routes

or

CakePlugin::routes(); // Load all plugin routes

Not an issue really, but just a note that it's even easier to use your plugin now :)

Followed your instructions, but still get missing controller notices

Admin routes are not working properly by default as specified in the README file.

The url specified of /admin/blog_posts is not pointed at the 'blog' plugin.

I had to instead use /admin/blog/blog_posts but I'm not sure if that will create other issues.

Is there any CSS for these pages?

When going to a specific category index (/blog/category:category-slug) the view shows all posts. It is not being filtered by the category.

I'm not sure exactly how it would be implemented yet, so I thought I'd ask here and get your opinion.

I would like to be able to extend the BlogPost model and use that instead of the default one inside the plugin. This is because I'd like to be able to store multiple images with each blog post using the davidpersson's 'Media' plugin (which I'm working on converting to cake 2.0).

Naturally a dependence on the Media plugin to use the Blog plugin wouldn't necessarily be a good thing, but being able to use custom fields, validation, methods, and behaviors for the BlogPost model would be an important feature for many use cases.

Not sure if you have any ideas on how that could be achieved, or if you have any other ideas in mind for allowing custom field types, especially image attachments.

Thanks!

Ben