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Symfony2 - ExceptionController - NotFoundHttpException @Squazic I've modified my question. In the dev env, I am now getting a Chrome 500 error. |
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Symfony2 - ExceptionController - NotFoundHttpException @Squazic I went to local.store.com/app.php/fake-page (my understanding is app.php means prod` and received the same error of NotFoundHttpException. I am starting to think there is a problem with my controller. I am going to modify my question to include my controller code in a minute.
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Symfony2 - ExceptionController - NotFoundHttpException @Squazic I don't think so. I modified my app.php to say $kernel = new AppKernel('local', true);
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller Hopefully I will be able to get get at least a bogey within the week. I'm still confused about where/how to point the controller to my error pages which are located at AcmeDemoBundle/Reousrces/views/Pages/Errors/404.html.twig. I am looking at the return statement you wrote in your ExceptionController and I am unsure how that return statement would find my template. In the ExceptionController in the /vendors directory, I understand that it would look in a directory and find a page that had the same name as the error code. Is that similarly what is happening in your return statement?
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller Ah, that makes sense. Thank you. I'll try implementing your solution. Hopefully all goes well :) |
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller Sorry, I should have explained myself better. I would like to override the exception controller as I am using your solution from your other post. I am currently learning PHP/Symfony on my own time, but at the same time I need to help my team on the project. |
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller I also don't understand the if statement in your code. Does the if mean if they enter in that route, redirect them to a backend template? Sorry, I am new to PHP and frameworks.
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller Would I be putting my error pages in app/Resources/TwigBundle/views/Exception?
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller @Mike Perfect, I found the config.yml. I was looking in the wrong directory. |
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Symfony2 - Modifying Exception Controller For the config.yml, I am wondering if you are talking about the services.yml inside the config folder?
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