Question

I’ve deleted my original question regarding this and reposted to make this question more clear

I have two controllers

1) interests_controller.php

class InterestsController extends AppController
{
    var $name = 'Interests';

    function admin_index() 

        $this->pageTitle = __l('Interests');
        $this->Interest->recursive = 0;
        $this->set('Interests', $this->paginate());
    }

2) hear_aboutus_controller.php

class HearAboutusController extends AppController
{
    var $name = 'HearAboutus';

    function admin_index() 
    {
        $this->pageTitle = __l('Where did you hear of us?');
        $this->HearAboutus->recursive = 0;
        $this->set('HearAboutus', $this->paginate());
    }

They are called the following ways

1) admin/interests
2) admin/hear_aboutus

Now the Interest Controller renders all prefectly but when I call the Hear about us I get Controller not found and admin/hear_aboutus’ was not found on this server.

My two Model look like this

1) interest.php

class Interest extends AppModel
{
    var $name = 'Interest';

2) hear_aboutu.php

class HearAboutu extends AppModel
{
    var $name = 'HearAboutu';

    var $useTable="hear_about_us";

The views are

1) interests/admin_index.ctp
2) hear_aboutus/admin_index.ctp

I’m honestly not sure what I’m doing wrong here since both these are exactly the same kust dirrerent naming conventions and only interest works? When I set debug mode to two I get Controller not found in the title and then a blank page

Answer 1

try using a noun for the table (referrals instead of hear_aboutus)