\Pluf_HTTP_Response_ServerError

Error response

When constructing a view, the response object must be populated and returned. The response is then displayed to the visitor. The interest of using a response object is that we can run a post filter action on the response. For example you can run a filter that is checking that all the output is valid HTML and write a logfile if this is not the case.

Summary

Methods

Properties

Constants

__construct()
render()
outputHeaders()
hashCode()

$content
$headers
$status_code
$cookies
$status_code_list

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File: core/src/Pluf/HTTP/Response/ServerError.php
Package: Default
Class hierarchy: \Pluf_HTTP_Response

\Pluf_HTTP_Response_ServerError

Properties

$content

$content :

Content of the response.

Type

$headers

$headers :

Array of the headers to add.

For example $this->headers['Content-Type'] = 'text/html; charset=utf-8';

Type

$status_code

$status_code :

Status code of the answer.

Type

$cookies

$cookies :

Cookies to send.

$this->cookies['my_cookie'] = 'content of the cookie';

Type

$status_code_list

$status_code_list :

Status code list.

Type

Methods

__construct()

__construct(  $exception,   $mimetype = null, \Pluf_HTTP_Request  $request = null)

یک نمونه جدید از این شئی ایجاد می‌کند

در فرآیند ساخت تلاش می‌شو که الگویی برای خطای 500 بازیابی شده و به عنوان نتیجه برگردانده شود. در صورتی که خطایی رخ دهد، یک متن پیش فرض به عنوان خطای نتیجه نمایش داده خواهد شد.

Parameters

	$exception
	$mimetype
\Pluf_HTTP_Request	$request

render()

render(  $output_body = true)

Render a response object.

Parameters

$output_body

outputHeaders()

outputHeaders()

Output headers.

hashCode()

hashCode()

Return hash code of the object