/**
* The default implementation.
*/
function pie_errors($params)
{
extract($params);
/**
* @var Exception $exception
*/
if (!empty($exception)) {
Pie_Response::addError($exception);
$errors = Pie_Response::getErrors();
}
$errors_array = Pie_Exception::toArray($errors);
$exception_array = Pie_Exception::toArray($exception);
// Simply return the errors, if this was an AJAX request
if ($is_ajax = Pie_Request::isAjax()) {
switch (strtolower($is_ajax)) {
case 'json':
default:
$json = json_encode(array('errors' => $errors_array, 'exception' => $exception_array));
$callback = Pie_Request::callback();
echo $callback ? "{$callback}({$json})" : $json;
}
return;
}
// Forward internally, if it was requested
if (isset($_REQUEST['_pie']['onErrors'])) {
$uri = Pie_Dispatcher::uri();
$uri2 = Pie_Uri::from($_REQUEST['_pie']['onErrors']);
if ($uri !== $uri2) {
Pie_Dispatcher::forward($uri2);
return;
// we don't really need this, but it's here anyway
}
}
if (Pie::eventStack('pie/response')) {
// Errors happened while rendering response. Just render errors view.
return Pie::view('pie/errors.php', $params);
}
try {
// Try rendering the response, expecting it to
// display the errors along with the rest.
$ob = new Pie_OutputBuffer();
Pie::event('pie/response', compact('errors', 'exception', 'errors_array', 'exception_array'));
$ob->endFlush();
} catch (Exception $exception) {
$output = $ob->getClean();
return Pie::event('pie/exception', compact('exception'));
}
}
