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May 25th 2021, 23:15 |
 ndm |
Basically, yes. |
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May 25th 2021, 23:15 |
ljolley |
got it. I modified my controller `beforeFilter` to have this: `return parent::beforeFilter($event);` and it appears to be doing what I need it to do. Is that what you meant by "overwritten method makes no use of it"? |
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May 25th 2021, 23:12 |
ndm |
Alternatively, if applicable, you could also set the return value of `$this->redirect()` as the event result. |
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May 25th 2021, 23:11 |
ndm |
Your return value from the parent method will vanish into the void, as your overwritten method makes no use of it. You need to check if `parent::beforeFilter()` returns something, and then return that in your overwritten method. |
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May 25th 2021, 23:10 |
ljolley |
so controller action errors, and redirect doesn't happen. |
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May 25th 2021, 23:09 |
ljolley |
but the controller action is looking for `$session->read('Admin.organization_id')` |
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May 25th 2021, 23:09 |
ljolley |
again. redirect happens if I clear out the controller action |
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May 25th 2021, 23:08 |
ljolley |
is that correct? |
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May 25th 2021, 23:08 |
ljolley |
the code above is sitting in the `beforeFilter` in the `AppController`. It's literally the only thing in there ATM. In the controller, I have this: ```public function beforeFilter(EventInterface $event) { parent::beforeFilter($event); }``` |
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May 25th 2021, 23:06 |
ndm |
Either your `beforeFilter()` is not being invoked (maybe you've overwritten it incorrectly), or the conditions are not being fulfilled, ie the redirect is not being invoked. |
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May 25th 2021, 22:54 |
ljolley |
Looks like if I put the same check in the controller action, it works. but it's much more efficient and easier to maintain if I can have it just run in the `beforeFilter` |
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May 25th 2021, 22:45 |
ljolley |
regardless, I don't need the controller action to run. |
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May 25th 2021, 22:43 |
ljolley |
not sure why. on actions that would fall under the same criteria, the redirect works - but there's no showstoppers in the controller action |
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May 25th 2021, 22:43 |
ljolley |
this runs in the beforeFilter but it executes the controller action before the redirect happens |
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May 25th 2021, 22:41 |
ljolley |
right. |
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May 25th 2021, 22:38 |
greg138 |
`beforeFilter` does run before your controller's action starts. |
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May 25th 2021, 22:34 |
ljolley |
looks like the `return` isn't returning? |
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May 25th 2021, 22:32 |
ljolley |
working through this some more, it looks like the redirect is triggered, but the page errors out in the controller because it's expecting `$session->read('Admin.organization_id');` Is there a way to force the redirect in the `beforeFilter` before it hits controller logic? |
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May 25th 2021, 22:25 |
ljolley |
top redirect under `//REDIRECT TO ORGANIZATION DASHBOARD` works fine. |
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May 25th 2021, 22:25 |
slackebot |
== false) { //REDIRECT TO MAIN DASHBOARD $this->Flash->admin_info(__('Not an out action.')); return $this->redirect(['controller'=>'Dashboard','action'=>'main','prefix'=>'Admin']); } }``` |
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May 25th 2021, 22:25 |
slackebot |
$this->Flash->admin_info(__('Not an in action.')); return $this->redirect(['controller'=>'Dashboard','action'=>'organization','prefix'=>'Admin']); } } else if(!$session->check('Admin.organization_id')) { //IF UNLOADED $access = $this->Access->actionCheck($this->request->getParam('controller'),$this->request->getParam('action'),'out'); if($access |
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May 25th 2021, 22:25 |
ljolley |
``` //CHECK THAT A CONTROLLER AND ACTION IS ACCESSIBLE DEPENDING ON IF THE USER IS LOADED INTO AN ORGANIZATION if($session->check('Admin.organization_id')) { //IF LOADED $access = $this->Access->actionCheck($this->request->getParam('controller'),$this->request->getParam('action'),'in'); if($access == false) { //REDIRECT TO ORGANIZATION DASHBOARD |
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May 25th 2021, 22:24 |
ljolley |
I have a check happening in the `AppController` `beforeFilter` and for whatever reason, the redirect doesn't trigger. |
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May 25th 2021, 22:23 |
ljolley |
is there anything that would cause a redirect `$this->redirect()` to not work? |
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May 25th 2021, 22:10 |
jojomartius |
sounds good @ndm thanks! |
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May 25th 2021, 22:09 |
ndm |
@jojomartius That's controlled by the route class. Check your routes config for `setRouteClass()` or `routeClass()` calls, they might be missing, leaving you with the default route class that maps the path as-is. https://github.com/cakephp/app/blob/4.2.2/config/routes.php#L27-L45 |
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May 25th 2021, 21:46 |
jojomartius |
Does anybody has an idea what happend and how i can get the lower case routing also working? |
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May 25th 2021, 21:44 |
jojomartius |
Hey there, i've a really stupid question. I created a plugin in an existing project with ```bin/cake bake plugin alert``` and a controller with ```bin/cake bake controller companies --plugin alert``` but if I try to access it via the browser on /alert/companies i got nothing, only on /alert/Companies (with a capital C) wir works... |
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May 25th 2021, 20:40 |
etibor |
is there a way to display the not permitted character in error message? |
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May 25th 2021, 20:40 |
etibor |
okey i actually found, by var_dump the getErrors() |
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May 25th 2021, 20:02 |
rightscoreanalysis |
is it hacky to be reading session data in a model? |
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May 25th 2021, 19:41 |
etibor |
how the error message will return ? |
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May 25th 2021, 19:41 |
etibor |
like this $this->Model->validate('name') |
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May 25th 2021, 19:41 |
etibor |
i think its enough to validate a single field, i dont have a lot just 3 |
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May 25th 2021, 19:03 |
kevin.pfeifer |
but that doesn’t have anything to do with cakephp so :man-shrugging: |
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May 25th 2021, 19:03 |
kevin.pfeifer |
well If you need client side Form Validation I can recommend Parsley |
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May 25th 2021, 18:53 |
etibor |
unfortunatly(i have multiple fields for the same model's field and displayed with jquery as the user choose different values from select input) i could not use the same model fields on the form |
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May 25th 2021, 18:44 |
kevin.pfeifer |
per field errors are usually defined via the validator present in the tables `validationDefault($validator)` function And if there is an error it is outputted automatically under the field when you use `$this->Form->control('fieldname');` |
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May 25th 2021, 18:35 |
etibor |
i created a complex form, with complex funcation calling when i have an error on the form its not possible anymore to show the form input error in the right place i only have the Model->getErrors() but its return an array how can i display the error messeges from there? |
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May 25th 2021, 18:33 |
etibor |
hello everyone |
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May 25th 2021, 16:41 |
admad |
It's likely someone might maintain is as a separate plugin :). |