/**
* Runs a Yii controller.
*/
public function runController($route)
{
// run the controller
parent::runController($route);
// exit for some routes to prevent wordpress output
foreach ($this->exitRoutes as $exitRoute) {
if (strpos($route, $exitRoute) === 0) {
Yii::app()->end();
}
}
}
/**
* We were getting tons of errors in the logs from OPTIONS requests for the URI "*"
* As it turns out, the requests were from localhost (::1) and are apparently a way
* that Apache polls its processes to see if they're alive. This function causes
* Yii to respond without logging errors.
*/
public function runController($route)
{
try {
parent::runController($route);
} catch (CHttpException $e) {
if (@$_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'OPTIONS' && @$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] == '*') {
Yii::app()->end('Hello, amigo!');
} else {
throw $e;
}
}
}
/**
* Creates the controller and performs the specified action.
* @param string $route the route of the current request. See {@link createController} for more details.
* @throws CHttpException if the controller could not be created.
*/
public function runController($route)
{
try {
parent::runController($route);
} catch (CHttpException $x) {
if (\Yii::app()->params['site']['logError404']) {
\Yii::import('admin.models.BadUrlLog');
if (!\BadUrlLog::saveLog()) {
throw $x;
}
// Si tout va bien, on enregistre l'erreur sans envoyer de mail à l'administrateur
// On redirige le client vers la page d'erreur personnalisée
\Yii::import('admin.*');
/** @var \AdminModule $adminModule */
$adminModule = \Yii::app()->getModule('admin');
$this->runController($adminModule->routeFor404ErrorPage);
} else {
throw $x;
}
}
}
