Closed edlongman closed 9 years ago
I'll check it this afternoon. Just looking over it briefly I'm not sure that's the case.
A complete paragraph is missing, which describes the error message for the missing controller action and the extension of the controller with the "list" action.
So the current fix is wrong.
Precisely. Honestly I wonder where in the world that paragraph got lost :D I'll get on it soon!
I was just looking through is and thought, something is really wrong here as that is the wrong error
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Precisely. Honestly I wonder where in the world that paragraph got lost :D I'll get on it soon!
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@edlongman Can you create a new PR and close this one?
Ah damn, this is on me. Completely forgot about this one, will do it today, sorry :)
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@edlongman https://github.com/edlongman Can you create a new PR and close this one?
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@manuakasam Nice! :+1:
OK, so I was just reading through the tutorial again getting my head around this.
The thing is: there's nothing wrong with it. We define a route that goes to ListController
=> indexAction()
We then create the controller without extending AbstractActionController
which results in the error outlined in the documentation. After then extending the AbstractActionController
we just get the error for the template. This is due to the fact that we rely on indexAction()
rather than listAction()
(or similar). The indexAction()
is always provided per default from the AbstractActionController
. Therefore the tutorial behaves correctly, I just tested this out.
@edlongman Can you describe what is happening on your end? My assumption is that you really just went with listAction()
or something and therefore you see a different error. Am I correct with this assumption?
@froschdesign So in the end no error here after all. Though arguably relying on indexAction()
may not have been the best course of action here. However the action-error-messages are covered at a later point within the tutorial when it comes to adding and editing the datasets.
@manuakasam
However the action-error-messages are covered at a later point within the tutorial when it comes to adding and editing the datasets.
Great! Thanks for your help.
OK maybe I misunderstood this, unfortunately I don't think I can replicate what was happening but thank you for your help
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However the action-error-messages are covered at a later point within the tutorial when it comes to adding and editing the datasets.
Great! Thanks for your help.
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@edlongman Please close this issue.
If this function is omitted then a different error is seen. by adding this function it makes the runtime error show as expected by the tutorial