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favorite 1 i have created a error400.ctp in Errors view. that take the default layout but i want to change the custom layout below are my code i used but that won't work public function error404() { $this->layout = 'customlayout'; // here i user customlayout instead of default } please suggest me how to use my custom layout Thanks Sanjib cakephp share|improve this question asked Jun 26 '14 at 12:43 psanjib 521416 add cakephp error 400 a comment| 1 Answer 1 active oldest votes up vote 2 down vote accepted after doing lots of research finally i get the solution Change the ExceptionRenderer in core.php to use your own renderer. app/Config/core.php: Configure::write('Exception', array( 'handler' => 'ErrorHandler::handleException', 'renderer' => 'MyExceptionRenderer', 'log' => true )); then create new file MyExceptionRenderer.php app/Lib/Error/MyExceptionRenderer.php: controller->layout = 'innerdefault'; parent::_outputMessage($template); } } ?> this works fine for me, lets try and share you thought share|improve this answer answered Jun 26 '14 at 13:17 psanjib 521416 1 Making changes in the Lib folder does not seem right to me... –mgPePe Apr 8 at 16:15 have you done it well but i have tried and it works for me. i have tried in many project. please go though again it will work –psanjib Apr 11 at 5:07 add a comment| Your Answer draft saved draft discarded Sign up or log in Sign up using Google Sign up using Facebook Sign up using Email and Password Post as a guest Name Email Post as a guest Name Email discard By posting your answer, you agree to the privacy policy and terms of service. Not the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged cakephp or ask your own qu
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tr Version: 3.x 3.x Book 2.x Book 1.3 Book 1.2 Book cakephp error mysql driver is not enabled 1.1 Book Nav Table of Contents × Improve This Doc Page Contents Error & Exception Handling cakephp error log Error & Exception Configuration Creating your Own Error Handler Changing Fatal Error Behavior Exception Classes Built in Exceptions for CakePHP HTTP Exceptions Other Built In Exceptions Using http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24430881/how-to-put-custom-layout-in-404-error-page-instead-of-default-layout-in-cake-php HTTP Exceptions in your Controllers Exception Renderer Creating your own Application Exceptions Creating Custom Status Codes Extending and Implementing your own Exception Handlers Create and Register your own Exception Handler Extend the BaseErrorHandler Using the exceptionRenderer Option of the Default Handler Creating a Custom Controller to Handle Exceptions Logging Exceptions Error & Exception Handling¶ http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/development/errors.html Many of PHP's internal methods use errors to communicate failures. These errors will need to be trapped and dealt with. CakePHP comes with default error trapping that prints and or logs errors as they occur. This same error handler is used to catch uncaught exceptions from controllers and other parts of your application. Error & Exception Configuration¶ Error configuration is done inside your application's config/app.php file. By default CakePHP uses the ErrorHandler or ConsoleErrorHandler class to trap errors and print/log the errors. You can replace this behavior by changing out the default error handler. The default error handler also handles uncaught exceptions. Error handling accepts a few options that allow you to tailor error handling for your application: errorLevel - int - The level of errors you are interested in capturing. Use the built-in php error constants, and bitmasks to select the level of error you are interested in. trace - bool - Include stack traces
Twitter Help & Support Forum Stack Overflow IRC Slack Paid Support B CakePHP 2.x Cookbook A Language: en pt es ja fr zh Version: 2.x 3.x http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/development/errors.html Book 2.x Book 1.3 Book 1.2 Book 1.1 Book Nav Table of Contents × Improve This Doc Page Contents Error Handling Error configuration Creating your own error handler http://duckranger.com/2011/05/cakephp-keeping-login-information-on-error-pages/ Changing fatal error behavior Error Handling¶ For 2.0 Object::cakeError() has been removed. Instead it has been replaced with a number of exceptions. All of the core classes cakephp error that previously called cakeError are now throwing exceptions. This lets you either choose to handle the errors in your application code, or let the built-in exception handling deal with them. There is more control than ever for error and exception handling in CakePHP 2.0. You can configure which methods you want to set as the cakephp error pages default error handler, and exception handler using configure. Error configuration¶ Error configuration is done inside your application's app/Config/core.php file. You can define a callback to be fired each time your application triggers any PHP error. Exceptions are handled separately. The callback can be any PHP callable, including an anonymous function. The default error handling configuration looks like: Configure::write('Error', array( 'handler' => 'ErrorHandler::handleError', 'level' => E_ALL & ~E_DEPRECATED, 'trace' => true )); You have 5 built-in options when configuring error handlers: handler - callback - The callback to handle errors. You can set this to any callable type, including anonymous functions. level - int - The level of errors you are interested in capturing. Use the built-in PHP error constants, and bitmasks to select the level of error you are interested in. trace - boolean - Include stack traces for errors in log files. Stack traces will be included in the log after each error. This is helpful for finding where/when erro
handling. Quick reminder: by default, if your debug level is set to 0, cake will always redirect your user to the error404.ctp under app/views/errors). Edit Jan 5, 2011: The information in this post is for Cake 1.2/1.3. See COTP's comment below if you're using Cake 2.0 or newer. I recently had an issue with the 404 error page in an application I'm coding. The application let's a user log in to the system, and after a user logs in, there's a box at the top right of the screen that displays the user's name like this: My application's login information box When I go to a non-existing URL, CakePHP redirects me to the error404.ctp page, as expected. However, as none of my controllers is involved (and especially not my app_controller which sets the logged in user name for default.ctp) - the login information does not exist, and my 404 page looks like this:My application with no login information This saddened me to no end. Actually, it saddened my Business Analyst, and I do not like it when he's unhappy. I therefore read and re-read the aforementioned teknoid's post, until I found a silly hack that does the trick: //File: app/app_error.php controller->redirect('/error404'); $this->controller->afterFilter(); } ... } ?> All app_error.php does is take control of error handling from Cake's default. All I do in it is redirect the incoming request to the /error404 path. In routes.php, I connect /error404 to a specific controller/action pair: //file: app/config/routes.php Router::connect('/error404', array('controller' => 'bulls', 'action' => 'error')); And in bulls_controller.php - just add an empty error function: //file: app/controllers/bulls_controller.php function error() {} Last - add the error.ctp view: //file: app/views/bulls/error.ctp