Hello all,
I'm having a problem using a redirect inside of my action code. The
problem is that the redirect occurs inside of a try block. Before it
happens, there is a method call to an object from my model. If this
object is not in the right state when the method is called, it throws
an
Hi,
Yes it is a good idea to create your own exception class !
A little link, worth reading, about exceptions
http://ralphschindler.com/2010/09/15/exception-best-practices-in-php-5-3
http://ralphschindler.com/2010/09/15/exception-best-practices-in-php-5-3:)
No there's no symfony way about
Creating your own exception class is the best way, but I'd still like
to add this alternative: using multiple catch bocks after a try:
try {
//your stuff
}
catch (sfStopException $e) {
throw $e; //rethrowing it, nothing else to do
}
catch (Exception $e) {
//handle error
}
On Mon, Jan 10,
Hi guys,
Thanks for your responses!
I've decided I'll create some custom exceptions for my project; it
does seem like the cleanest solution.
I am however curious as to why exactly I am seeing the behavior I am
seeing - maybe someone can shed some light on this.
The redirect('thanks'); call
Your code catch the exception because you ask it to do so by coding a
catch(Exception - here, Exception is the master class of all Exceptions !
sfStopException inherits from this class, so your catch will catch it as
expected :)
Now if you create a myException extends sfException, and you catch
Right, but why does it only execute the first part of the catch block
and not the redirect inside of it?
-Gabe
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It doesn't ?
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On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 9:43 PM, Gabriel Comeau
