Ok, I solved my problem partially be adding to a custom AppError
class...
function __construct()
{
ob_clean();
parent::__construct();
}
I still had some output coming out from the view that called the
requested action, but I moved that code into the elements/actions
being called.
However, not sure if it would be possible that the error hanlder been
modified to handle such scenario's. Unless I have totally got it
wrong.
It would also be nice to see the error handler class __construct get
an extension to set the layout to a customised value. This avoids
additional errors when the layout file calls helpers that did not get
loaded cause the action went into an error.
G.
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