When a Controller of Plugin isn't found. I want it to end at a
specific controller that examines the ulr, and checks if there'r a
page related to it in my cms.
So, after the default cakephp routing I don't want the missing
controller error but I want to route to a controller.
How can I Accomplish
Waterschaats,
Have a look at the Error Controller:
http://book.cakephp.org/1.3/view/1188/Error-Handling
For more information on the types of pre-existing errors - including the
missingController error, have a look at the API:
Thanks this is usefull.
Although I was thinking of accomplishing this with Routes. It feels a
bit wrong to handle this with an error function. And is this
performance wise the best option?
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by the way. I'm using cakephp 2.0 (The error handling implementation
has dramatically changed in 2.0)
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Considering that this is the way CakePHP handles errors, yes, it is
certainly the most efficient option on its face. Others may dispute that.
I wouldn't really consider using Routes, because the routes are determined
*before* the existence of any Controllers or Actions is confirmed. I do,
Ah, well, then I'm out of my element, Donnie. (Sorry for the Big Lebowski
reference).
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Thanks,
In case of using: Router::connect('/*', array('controller' = 'pages',
'action' = 'display')); I have to specifie all the controller I use.
I don't want that.
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