thanks, that fixed the problem.
i was attempting to tweak PHPTAL code and i was wrong, is just as simple
as put an ob_start() at the begining of try bracket and a
ob_end_flush() at the begining of the catch exception.
Slds.
Iván Montes wrote:
Check PHP's ob_* functions, they allow to capt
On 28.10.2009, at 22:53, Nestor A. Diaz wrote:
Hello, i want to know if there is any possibility to disable the
output of the rendering template when an exception occurs, right now
processing stop if there is any exception but the page is shown
until the error was made, i use the execute m
Check PHP's ob_* functions, they allow to capture what is being send to
the browser allowing to either get back the result, echoing it all
together or discarding it.
/imv
On 10/28/09 11:53 PM, Nestor A. Diaz wrote:
Hello, i want to know if there is any possibility to disable the
output of the
Hello, i want to know if there is any possibility to disable the output
of the rendering template when an exception occurs, right now processing
stop if there is any exception but the page is shown until the error was
made, i use the execute method, not the echoExecute, which is supposed
not to
