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Jul 14th 2017, 21:20 |
 phantomwatson |
@maymeow , what do you mean by it doesn't work? Your line with `toString()` doesn't appear to be doing anything with the string it generates. |
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Jul 14th 2017, 20:31 |
maymeow |
can i pass array of objects to view template? For example `$log`and if i want to get items i doing it like this ``` foreach ($log as $item) { $item->getAuthor()->toString()); ``` but in templates it doesnt work... |
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Jul 14th 2017, 20:20 |
savant |
markstory^ |
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Jul 14th 2017, 20:19 |
phantomwatson |
It's been awhile since I've submitted a pull request. Is it preferred that they be pointed at new feature branches, development, or master? I'm looking to fix an old codesniffer bug. |
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Jul 14th 2017, 19:43 |
sturm |
Oh? Hmmm… |
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Jul 14th 2017, 19:40 |
admad |
And it's free :slightly_smiling_face: |
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Jul 14th 2017, 19:40 |
admad |
@sturm eclipse pdt also shows you similar info |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:50 |
siran |
@sturm I wish they had a community edition... but at least there's a 'personal' $8.90/month license `https://www.jetbrains.com/phpstorm/buy/#edition=personal ` |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:48 |
cleptric |
No, the getters work the same as the old ones :slightly_smiling_face: The `getBody()` method is part of the `MessageInterface` so it just returns the stream object now. IIRC, you could just (string) typecast them to get the content |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:43 |
siran |
@cleptric you mean `getBody()`? what does inmutable means here? |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:33 |
cleptric |
@siran The new request/response methods handle your object in a immutable way |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:26 |
sturm |
Wish I had that kind of information in Visual Studio Code. |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:18 |
siran |
@mikesmoniker there is also a difference between _response->body() and ->getBody()... my editor was marking body() as deprecated, so I was using getBody() which doesn't work |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:13 |
gonzela2006 |
@siran Thanks for your suggestion but I think error logging should be the same for all exceptions |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:11 |
siran |
@gonzela2006 I also believe you can have your own error handler, there you should be able to configure loggin to whatever you want |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:09 |
siran |
@gonzela2006 maybe you can use your webserver's logs? would that help? |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:08 |
siran |
but body() does know where to look |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:08 |
siran |
I guess debug isn't sincere in the content of the object |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:08 |
siran |
@mikesmoniker THANK you!! |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:07 |
siran |
ill call body and see... |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:07 |
siran |
y never call body(), i just debug _response |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:07 |
mikesmoniker |
Are you calling body() more than once? |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:06 |
siran |
AND from the actual app in the browser I can see the JSON |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:05 |
gonzela2006 |
Hello can any one help me with my question at http://discourse.cakephp.org/t/add-client-ip-into-error-log-from-some-exceptions/2716 as the last reply was from 26 days ago |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:05 |
siran |
i can see the data debugged in the controller, but an empty body in _response |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:05 |
siran |
yup |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:04 |
mikesmoniker |
So when you run phpunit you see the data before it goes to the view? |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:04 |
siran |
and i have a debug in the test as i just showed |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:04 |
siran |
i have a debug on the controller, which shows the data that should be encoded as json and sent to the view |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:03 |
siran |
but really only debugging `debug($this->_response->body());` |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:03 |
mikesmoniker |
And if you put a debug() or something in your controller code to check the data going into the response you see that it looks good when you run your test on the CLI? |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:01 |
siran |
https://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/development/testing.html#testing-a-json-responding-controller |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:01 |
siran |
im basically doing ``` |
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Jul 14th 2017, 18:00 |
mikesmoniker |
I don’t know why that wouldn’t work. |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:59 |
siran |
@mikesmoniker i'm using the _serialize way to return the json, that maybe it, somehow? |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:58 |
siran |
@mikesmoniker from the test it also return 200 OK, but an empty body |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:57 |
siran |
@mikesmoniker the controller works: from the browser it renders correctly the real data... on the test I can debug() the fixture data |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:55 |
siran |
@rogerpro not a clue |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:50 |
rogerpro |
That’s on the view. The code on a Controller runs well. |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:49 |
rogerpro |
Hi everyone! How is this possible? with `debug($moment instanceof Cake\I18n\FrozenTime);` I get `true` and with `debug($moment->format('G:i:s'));` just next line I get a “Call to a member function format() on null” Error :S |
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Jul 14th 2017, 17:46 |
siran |
the controller fetches correctly the data of the fixture... I can debug() it |