Trying to get 404 to work

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• admin

  August 2014 edited September 2014

  If you are using an "opt-in" view file to create a page, it will use the fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/fuel_router.php controller. If you check out that controller, you'll see that it first checks the CMS for a page (if fuel_mode is set to "auto"), then it will check for a view file named "test". If that view file exists, it will get pulled into a layout file (the default is the fuel/application/views/_layouts/main.php file). That layout file usually has called to load in the header and footer view files which may be where that error is coming from. If that view file does not exist, then it will do a redirect_404 which will first check for any matching redirects and if none are found, it will finally 404 out.
• dblurred

  August 2014 edited August 2014

  Hi, yes thanks for the help. I have it pulling the main.php default layout file. It does error on the header. Now I load the header in the view files.. first the layout then the header. But I see the layout main.php pulls in the header and footer for you. the pages get messed up if I do not pull in the layout, header, and footer in the view page. I just assumed the controller check would happen before it pulled in the header. So what am I doing wrong? I have a huge app and I can change it, just not sure. I mean if I am pulling in the header and footer in the view then why need the layout? But more importantly I don't think I use opt-in views much I think I have a controller for everything. Maybe one or two I do not. I have some advanced modules from a previous code helper but I do all simple modules and I am happy with it. So what do I do to get the 404 check before it calls the layout? I will check out the fuel_router controller. OH, I see I do not have a fuel_router.php file.. I see fuel\modules\fuel\config\fuel_routes.php
  
  ok to clarify I have this at the top of my view files.
  <?php fuel_set_var('layout', '')?>
  <?php $this->load->view('_blocks/header')?>
  
  Does it load main.php or nothing at all. Maybe none.php? Why is it trying to load a header if it can't find the controller? I load all the head and footer and content in the view file itself. But if I do not put that code above then the view page gets all jacked. I sometimes load different headers depending on my needs in the view file. I don't have php debugging setup as I really never need it but times like these. Well back to the question.. how to get a 404 to show?
  
  if it helps this is how I load it from the controller but since it should not get to a controller I don't think this helps a lot.:
  $vars['page_title'] = 'xxxxxx';
  $this->load->module_library(FUEL_FOLDER, 'fuel_page', array('location' => 'xxxxxxxxx'));
  $this->fuel_page->add_variables($vars);
  $this->fuel_page->render();
• admin

  September 2014 edited 9:45AM

  If you are pulling in the header and footer in your view, then you don't need a layout and you add exactly what you have at the top of your view file to not have a layout. If you don't want the main layout to be their by default, you can change it in the fuel/application/views/_variables/global.php file.
  
  Also, fuel_router exists in the "fuel/modules/fuel/controllers/fuel_router.php" file path (I mistakenly did not have "controllers" in the path above and have since updated).
• dblurred

  September 2014 edited September 2014

  Ok, that is good I have the layout set correctly. I have searched my entire directory and fuel\modules\fuel\controllers\fuel_router.php does not exist in my copy.. It is 0.9.3.. are you thinking of an updated version? As I still don't have any idea how to fix this as a it never flags a 404 and it should.. was there an error in this version?
  
  Are you thinking of page_router.php? That exists.
  
  Ok, yes that is the file.. I am seeing it is calling a 404.
  It is happening in the show_error function.
  include(APPPATH.'errors/'.$template.EXT);
  When that runs it is causing it so I will hunt it down and see. Likely header is getting called as you said.
  
  Yep, its the error_404.php file and whenit calls the header I have a lot in there like checking if they are logged in so now I can deal with it.. thanks. Appreciate your help.
  
  I hope this helps someone else. I have done a huge amount on this CMS although I do not use the admin at all, I have made my own admin. Added roles and permissions and such and have run into similar issues but this one I could not figure it out.
• admin

  September 2014 edited 9:45AM

  I'm sorry, it's called page_router and not fuel_router (old name of it).
• dblurred

  September 2014 edited 9:45AM

  Thanks. You got me pointed in the right direction and I am resolving the problem. I may upgrade to the newest version at some point but not critical right now.