the last years with cake <= 1.3 everybody simply redirected if a
record didnt exist
if (!$post) {
//flash message (error)
$this->redirect(...) // to previous url or default index etc
}
the 2.0 book proposes:
if (!$post) {
throw new NotFoundException();
}
so are redirects "outdated"? should actions throw such exceptions if
only the id is wrong (deleted, wrong access, ...)?
does it hurt the usability to do so?
of course you could still use the former approach. just wondering what
the cons and pros are here.
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