function __construct($message, $code, $query_error = false)
{
if ($query_error) {
$this->help .= " <pre>{$query_error}</pre>";
}
parent::__construct($message, $code);
}
function __construct($message, $code, $db_settings = array())
{
if (!$db_settings) {
$this->help .= "<p>You have no database configured</p>";
} else {
$this->help .= "<pre>" . print_r($db_settings, 1) . "</pre>";
}
$this->help .= "<p>Check that these settings are correctly configured and try again</p>";
parent::__construct($message, $code);
}
/************ Application Error Handling ******************************************************* * * When you're running in production mode, you don't want your errors displayed to users. * The following commands can be uncommented to handle errors professionally. * Firstly the routing redirect_on_error gives a location for a 404 error (page not found) * The second redirect_on_error is an application error page. * Both of these can be either actions in your application or static pages. * * Finally email_on_error accepts an email address and email_subject_on_error a text subject. * If these are set a copy of the error trace will be emailed to the address. */ WXRoutingException::$redirect_on_error = "/404.html"; // Page not found error // Application Error and an email address and subject to send details to. WXException::$redirect_on_error = "/error.html"; //WXException::$email_on_error=""; //WXException::$email_subject_on_error=""; /*********************************************************************************************/ /*********************************************************************************************/ /*********** Your Additional Application Configuration *************************************** * This file is run at boot time so if you want to set any systemwide configuration values, * you can do so below this point */
function __construct($message)
{
return parent::__construct($message, "Database Error");
}
