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@NogDogFeb 16.2021 — #You probably want a try/catch block so you can handle it as desired, e.g.:
Now, if it might be relatively normal for the user to not have that access which is causing this particular problem, then it probably should not be handled as an exception. I.e., if you want to respond in a specific way for that condition, it's not really practical to do it via an exception, as the
Throwing an exception
I’m trying to throw an exception and error out of a function.
Currently I get this error
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Fatal error: Uncaught Exception: You don’t have permission to do this. in /home2/grettd/public_html/oop/player.php:397 Stack trace: #0 /home2/grettd/public_html/admin/playerAdd-update.php(104): Player->updateDatabase() #1 {main} thrown in /home2/grettd/public_html/oop/player.php on line 397
I was hoping for a cleaner error like here
here’s my code
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if ($Session->validateAccess(2) == false){
throw new Exception(‘You don’t have permission to do this.’);
exit();
}
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@NogDogFeb 16.2021 — #You probably want a try/catch block so you can handle it as desired, e.g.:<i>
</i>try {
// assorted code, including that which calls that function/method
}
catch(Exception $e) {
error_log($e->getMessage()." in ".$e->getFile()." at line ".$e->getLine());
die("<p class='error'>Sorry...there was an unexpected error. It has been logged for our developers to look at.</p>");
}
Now, if it might be relatively normal for the user to not have that access which is causing this particular problem, then it probably should not be handled as an exception. I.e., if you want to respond in a specific way for that condition, it's not really practical to do it via an exception, as the
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