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ysshir

Hi, I'm trying to create new request in controller to execute.

\Request::forge($this->request->uri . '.' . Input::extension(), false)->execute();

but, in this request, Input::extension() returns nothing.

I think $detected_uri and $detected_ext should be copied in constructor.

or should I use Request::main()->input()->extension() ?

thanks.

Harro

Where exactly do you use this?

If I do

var_dump(Input::extension());die();

in action_index() of the welcome controller, and I use the URL http://fuel.dev/19develop/welcome/index.html it dumps "html" as it should?

ysshir

thank you for reply.

I think I should write more

class Controller_Welcome extends Controller {
    function action_index() {
        return Request::forge('/test/', false)->execute();
    }
}

class Controller_Test extends Controller {
    function action_index() {
        var_dump(Input::extension());die();
    }
}

in above code, Input::extension() doesn't work in Controller_Test::action_index()

if it's come through welcome controller.

thanks

Harro

Ok, clear.

This is logical, the URI to your Controller_Test is "/test/", it doesn't have an extension. It should have if you do

return Request::forge('/test.abc', false)->execute();

Input isn't global, the default instance it is relative to the active request, so it returns input from the current request, not from it's parent. Only the actual input data (GET, POST, ...) is inherited if you don't pass a method and method data to your secondary request.

ysshir

Thank you for your reply.

I tried your code.

return \Request::forge('/test.html', false)->execute();

But this didn't work for me.

so I try to read source code.

Input::extention() returns $detected_ext parameter in Input_Instance,

but the parameter is not set if it's forged with request.

$detected_ext parameter should be initiated in extension method ?

thanks.

Harro

Please make an issue for it at https://github.com/fuel/core/issues so it can be looked at.

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