fat-free-framework

How I can handle my 404 custom page (and possibly other errors)? I just tried in routing part to add GET /@codes /WebController->error Where my Class WebController handles error, and for 404 i solved (partially). In effect it works for http://mydomain.ext/itdoesntexists but if i recall a http://mydomain.ext/sub/maybe_another_sub/and_so_on/doesnt_exist My route (of course) doesn't work. Btw, with that route in every case it doesn't push 404 header (just a maniac-vision of things, i'm thinking to Google looking for a resources and it doesn't receive a "pure" 404). Thank you You don't have to

I am new to the php fat-free framework, and I am trying figure out how to loop through my mysql query results, or better yet, get it as an associative array (for learning purposes only). What I did so far is while(!$users->dry()){ array_push($user_assoc,$users->cast()); $users->next(); } This works, but I was wondering if there is a better way of doing this? Also how do I setup a error handler? I mean how do I check if the query had any errors (i.e. fat-free equivalent of mysql_error() )? DB querying There are 3 variants to loop through db results: Without mapper: Execute a SQL query and fetch

If, for whatever reason, there is an error in creation of an entry using the mapper I get an error. I'd like to do a custom notification and fail gracefully like so... try { $request->save(); } catch (Exception $e) { $this->utils->errorNotify($f3,'could not create a request entry',http_build_query($_POST)); return null; } is this possible with F3? \DB\SQL is a subclass of PDO so it can throw catchable PDO exceptions. Since these are disabled by default, you need to enable them first. This can be done in 2 different ways: at instantiation time, for all transactions: $db = new \DB\SQL($dsn,

I'm new to fat free framework and i'm a little bit confused about the global variables. $f3->route('GET /@page','display'); function display($f3) { echo 'I cannot object to an object' . $f3->get('PARAMS.page'); }; $f3->run(); Here i'm using GET /@page as a token for the url route. In the function i then use $f3->get('PARAMS.page') to get the value of that variable. Since $f3->get is the method to get a global variable, why do i have to pass the $f3 class to the function. The below code doesn't work ($f3 class not passed to the function). $f3->route('GET /@page','display'); function display() {