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May 23rd 2018, 14:31 |
 neon1024 |
@zmurphy What is the value in the `_method` hidden form field? |
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May 23rd 2018, 14:31 |
neon1024 |
When you are creating a custom Data Type class, is it safe to typehint your method params? |
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May 23rd 2018, 14:30 |
zmurphy |
Anyone know any possible causes |
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May 23rd 2018, 14:30 |
zmurphy |
I'm having an issue where sending a form via ajax put request to my controller, but the request in the controller is reporting that it's a post request |
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May 23rd 2018, 13:40 |
neon1024 |
Perhaps it’s aimed more at unused variables within methods and happens to take method signatures as a false positive |
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May 23rd 2018, 13:39 |
neon1024 |
As it’s so core to PHP |
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May 23rd 2018, 13:39 |
neon1024 |
It seems odd that phpmd is upset that I have an unused param, when the parent method signature implements it |
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May 23rd 2018, 13:23 |
admad |
because it's PHP :slightly_smiling_face: |
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May 23rd 2018, 13:14 |
neon1024 |
Isn’t that just enforcing the api? Like an interface? |
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May 23rd 2018, 13:14 |
neon1024 |
Why is it that method signatures must match when the parent has an optional parameter? |
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May 23rd 2018, 12:31 |
admad |
bad5sect0r: you are most likely getting recursive error. Error occurring even when cake tries to generate error page for initial 400 error |
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May 23rd 2018, 12:05 |
spencdev |
If you look at the history in your debug log, and click the path and look at the log, it may show you there as well |
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May 23rd 2018, 12:03 |
spencdev |
Alright, because even with the debug set to false, a missing controller action should still be a 404 error. The 500 makes me believe that it's something deeper. |
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May 23rd 2018, 12:01 |
bad5ect0r |
I mean I can look through the logs but nothing immediately stands out |
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May 23rd 2018, 12:01 |
bad5ect0r |
Hmmm |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:57 |
spencdev |
My guess is that there is an error somewhere else, and every time an exception is thrown it's hitting the 500 before the 400. Have you looked through your logs? |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:54 |
bad5ect0r |
Not that I know of |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:54 |
bad5ect0r |
That's what my debug is set to. |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:54 |
bad5ect0r |
`'debug' => filter_var(env('DEBUG', true), FILTER_VALIDATE_BOOLEAN),` |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:54 |
spencdev |
Yeah, it should be a 404 error. Have you changed any error handling? |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:52 |
bad5ect0r |
And you're right, I thought I would expect a 404 error rather than internal server error... |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:52 |
bad5ect0r |
Looks like any error |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:52 |
bad5ect0r |
Missing controller is an easy one to cause |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:51 |
spencdev |
or 400 |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:51 |
bad5ect0r |
Pretty much any error |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:51 |
spencdev |
and the error just occurs when there is a missing controller exception, or any 500 error? |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:50 |
bad5ect0r |
On bootstrap.php I have it as true. I can see the little cake debug tool at the bottom when there is no internal server error |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:50 |
spencdev |
Is your debug set to false? |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:49 |
bad5ect0r |
I can do? |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:49 |
bad5ect0r |
Hello all. I've been having an annoying error with CakePHP lately. If I try to cause an error such as a missing controller action, rather than rendering those helpful error pages, it just says internal server error occured. I have no idea what I might have changed to cause this problem and now it's getting annoying when debugging. Any idea on what |
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May 23rd 2018, 11:10 |
dereuromark |
We really have to improve the CLI commands, they really are not at a modern standard yet, feels a bit like steps backward right now. I invite people to contribute ideas: https://github.com/cakephp/cakephp/issues/12123 |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:56 |
neon1024 |
My first thought for things like that would be a View Cell |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:17 |
cjquinn |
To clarify this is only for pages that don’t require authentication but the page might be altered if the user is logged in. For example the homepage of the shop shows user recommendations if they are logged in but logged out users can also see the homepage just without any tailored recommendations. |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:10 |
cjquinn |
File uploaded https://cakesf.slack.com/files/U1449QQ91/FAULR828J/either_way_this_is_my_current_solution__just_wondering_what_others_approach_was_to_this_problem_.php / https://slack-files.com/T053DPNCM-FAULR828J-7642436f47 |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:09 |
cjquinn |
Definitely authentication :slightly_smiling_face: |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:08 |
cjquinn |
Yeah not every time just once the session has expired |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:08 |
neon1024 |
This sounds like confusion of Authentication with Authorisation |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:08 |
neon1024 |
Why would you need to indentify the user every time?! |
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May 23rd 2018, 10:08 |
neon1024 |
But but, the Auth info is in the Session usually if you’re using defaults |
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May 23rd 2018, 09:54 |
cjquinn |
It’s for an e-commerce shop so the majority of the site doesn’t require authentication until they checkout. Would I just call `$this->Auth->identify()` and set the user before each action that doesn’t require authentication or is that a bad idea? |
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May 23rd 2018, 09:51 |
dereuromark |
"where authentication isn’t required" => you dont here :slightly_smiling_face: |