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Thomas Edwards

I'm using the Template controller to display my 404 page, what's the best way to return a 404 error?

Thomas Edwards

Thanks Harro!

WanWizard

In your action method:

return \Response::forge($this->template, 404);

Kai_Haase

hello, I'm trying to upgrade from fuelphp 1.2 to fuelphp 1.3.
In version 1.2 I used in action_index() of a class which extends Controller_Template:

$this->response->status = 404

for version 1.3 I replaced it with Harros code. The template is shown, but the status is 200 and not 404.

Harro Verton wrote on Friday 17th of August 2012:
In your action method:
return \Response::forge($this->template, 404);

WanWizard

Does your controller have an after() method that might interfere with this? With the standard after() method in Controller_Template, if your action returns a Response object, it will use that instead of creating it's own. It looks like in your case the return value is ignored. You can easily test that by returning a differerent response:

\Response::forge('something different', 404);

Kai_Haase

Thank you Harro for your fast and helpful post. In used another action function in my Controller_Template like this:

public function action_x()
{
   $this->action_index();
}

and in action_index() I used

return Response::forge($this->template, 404);

I forgot to return the Response in action_x, now it works:

public function action_x()
{
   return $this->action_index();
}

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