Hello all,
I'm having a problem using a redirect inside of my action code. The
problem is that the redirect occurs inside of a try block. Before it
happens, there is a method call to an object from my model. If this
object is not in the right state when the method is called, it throws
an exception.
The action code looks like this:
try
{
$this->purchaseOrder->doPurchase();
$this-redirect('thanks');
}
catch (Exception $e)
{
$this->getUser()->setFlash('error', 'Sorry - '.$e->getMessage());
$this->redirect('homepage');
}
If the doPurchase() method actually throws an exception, this code
works exactly as expected. The problem when the method completes its
execution without problem.
The redirect to the 'thanks' action happens, but the flash error gets
displayed (only the "Sorry - " part). I figured out that this is
because a redirect throws an sfStopException, which doesn't have a
message (hence the $e->getMessage() not printing anything out).
The solution I am thinking of right now is to create a custom
exception class for my model so that my catch block can instead be
something like catch (purchaseOrderException $e) and will ignore the
stopException.
Is this the right way to go about it or is there a better solution to
this problem that I'm not seeing.
This is my first real symfony project, though I've been working with
PHP for a while. If there's a framework-specific way of solving this
problem, I'd love to know about it.
Thanks very much,
Gabriel
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