Displaying Errors

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Hello,

I have this error in several places in my application.

How do I catch it and display an alert message for user?

2

This is an "integrity constraint violation"… something like you are trying to insert a PK that already exist… or you are trying to insert a FK that does not exist in the related table…

All this kind of errors you should catch with the validation before you even try to save that data…

3

This error is generated when I want to delete a line that is used in other tables.

I did a manual test and it works, but as Yii handles exceptions I thought about doing a test on the error code and then display it in an alert.

how can I do? knowing that this test must be unique across the application

4

I am not sure about your requirement, but why dont you use a try… catch?

I normally do that on my CMSs and then on error do something like this:




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}catch(Exception $e){

	// this is only for initiated transactions of course

	$transaction->rollBack();

	$errors = $model->getErrors();

	

        $msg = '';

				

	if(count($errors)){

		foreach($errors as $field=>$error){

			$msg .= "<strong>$field</strong>: $error <br/>";

		}

	}else {

	       $msg = 'Ha ocurrido un error inesperado:<br/><strong>' . $e->getMessage() . '</strong><br/>Operaci&oacute;n cancelada!';

	}

	// HERE I RENDER the error messages

	$this->renderPartial('application.views.global._message',array('type'=>'error','message'=>$msg));

}

			

  Yii::app()->end();

Would it be better to write a global function for that matter… Anyway, just dropping ideas