thanks for the reply Matthew
Can I ask why _forward() stacks and only forwards at the end of the
current controller method? I couldn't find any reference to why it
works this way in the docs so when some of the guys in the office had
used multiple forwards (without returns) the default
Simon R Jones pisze:
thanks for the reply Matthew
Can I ask why _forward() stacks and only forwards at the end of the
current controller method? I couldn't find any reference to why it
works this way in the docs so when some of the guys in the office had
used multiple forwards (without
-- Simon R Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Thursday, 14 February 2008, 09:05 AM +):
thanks for the reply Matthew
Can I ask why _forward() stacks and only forwards at the end of the current
controller method? I couldn't find any reference to why it works this way
in the docs so when
hi there,
I'm using $this-_forward() in a controller method to forward the
request onto a login page, this can't be done that easily in pre-
dispatch since different methods have different requirements for ACL
and we have a rather complex custom route system going on (part of
which
-- Simon R Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Wednesday, 13 February 2008, 05:14 PM +):
I'm using $this-_forward() in a controller method to forward the request
onto a login page, this can't be done that easily in pre-dispatch since
different methods have different requirements for ACL and
The _forward() method is marked final in Zend_Controller_Action
public function indexAction()
{
if($this-_getParam('validComponent') !== true) throw new
Exception('Can not find page.');
edit processing
Sorry about that last post... premature sending
The _forward() method is marked final in Zend_Controller_Action so I
can't add an attribute by extending the class.
This is what I've ended up doing, where validComponent is added to
the params passed to the _forward() method.
public
Interesting. I wonder why the method is marked final? It seems to me
like extending it might come in useful, because in your case you have to
perform additional steps (adding validComponent to the params) as well.
MF
Todd Wolaver wrote:
Sorry about that last post... premature sending
The
-- Maurice Fonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Saturday, 05 May 2007, 03:57 PM +0200):
Interesting. I wonder why the method is marked final? It seems to me
like extending it might come in useful, because in your case you have to
perform additional steps (adding validComponent to the params) as
Indeed, that makes perfect sense. Enforcing compatibility between
modules does sound kind of important ;).
Still, having to add aditional parameters to the request, or checking
whether the action name is in the path info feels like a bit of a hack
to me. Furthermore, if I have an index
-- Todd Wolaver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Saturday, 05 May 2007, 12:24 PM -0500):
I agree that there should be a standard way to check for forwards or
what actions have already been called. Possibly keeping track of this
in the Front controller?
Feel free to create a proposal. :-)
As
You are right. That's what you get for thinking out loud, you can be
wrong, I don't quote Socrates for nothing ;). You can't use attributes
of the object (controller instance) that does the forwarding to keep
track of the forwarding process. In one of your controllers, try the
following (also
-- Maurice Fonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Saturday, 05 May 2007, 08:03 PM +0200):
You are right. That's what you get for thinking out loud, you can be
wrong, I don't quote Socrates for nothing ;). You can't use attributes
of the object (controller instance) that does the forwarding to keep
Hi All,
Then why not just set a variable in the Registry? Or am I overlooking
something?
Regards,
Ramon
Maurice Fonk wrote:
You are right. That's what you get for thinking out loud, you can be
wrong, I don't quote Socrates for nothing ;). You can't use attributes
of the object
That looks like an elegant solution. There's one little thing though.
You only check for a matching action name to see if it has been
forwarded, but what if I forward to another controller, but an action
with the same name? Other than that it looks just fine.
Matthew Weier O'Phinney wrote:
-- Maurice Fonk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
(on Saturday, 05 May 2007, 10:19 PM +0200):
That looks like an elegant solution. There's one little thing though.
You only check for a matching action name to see if it has been
forwarded, but what if I forward to another controller, but an action
I gathered as much ;), just wanted to point it out to save some poor
souls some headaches.
In any case, thank you a lot for your help, this will come in quite
handy for me and probably others. For these kind of questions/problems
the mailing list and it's archives are an invaluable resource
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