Not sure if this is normal, i have my 404 function in
app/classes/controller/welcome.php
I then throw a 404 from a module using
throw new \HttpNotFoundException;
now when Uri::current() is called, it is returning
http://test.com/welcome/404
and not the actual requested url. Uri::main() returns the actual requested url, but Uri::segments() is returning controller 'welcome' and method '404'. So not sure, is it supposed to return the 404 url? At the moment I have to use this sort of approach to rectify:
$uri = Uri::main();
$uri = str_replace('http://', '', $uri);
$uri = str_replace('https://', '', $uri);
$uri = explode('/', $uri);
array_shift($uri);
return Uri::create( $new . '/' . implode( '/', $uri ) );
Thanks! apologies if this is a obvious question.
From the framework point of view, not finding what was requested is an exception. How this exception is handled is up to the application. There is no specific 404 handling within the framework.
By default, the exception is caught in your index.php, and if caught, it will forge() a second request for the 404 route. So from a code point of view, it's a new request (like an HMVC request), which is why you get these results.
The Uri class is context aware, because it needs to support nested requests. So it returns information based on the active request, not on the main request.
You can access the main request URI object directly using
$mainuri = \Request::main()->uri
on this object you can use get(), get_segment() and get_segments().
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