Hi Jake,
Thanks for your input. I use $action->forward404Unless($condition)
quite a few times in my application. I imagine the forward() is in
that method.
The strange this is that this error isn't logged in my local
environment, so I'm wondering whether it is something to do with the
php instal
Why are you using forward? Why not redirect or why not simply call a
given method? Why not just set the template to whatever you want? Why
forward?
On Sep 24, 4:34 am, ollietb wrote:
> Hi there
> I've noticed that my PHP logs are full of thousands of PHP Fatal
> error: Uncaught exception 'sfSt
I just did "grep -R catch *" on the core symfony files. These are the
catch clauses in the Symfony core:
http://lawrence.sds5.com/symfony_catch_clauses.txt
Not sure where to start to look, but I would assume that Symfony
normally catches the exceptions that it throws, and that your
situation is
I've never called forward(), but the documentation says "This method
stops the action. So, no code is executed after a call to this
method." I assume it is throwing the exception to stop the action. I
would think this propagates up and is caught at a higher level, though
apparently that is not ha