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    • CommentAuthorkkrzyzak
     

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      CommentAuthorriffed
     

    Is the parent constructor being called? BTW, AK was made to be compatible with PHP 4, which doesn't have __constructor.

    • CommentAuthorkkrzyzak
     

    Is the parent constructor being called? yes... well, actually, constructor creates this error(I mean, if I create: function __construct(){ $this->user = new User; if(!$this->user->isAdmin() ){ $this->redirectTo(array('controller'=>'user', 'action'=>'login') ); } } I've got the same result as with calling $this->checkUser(); )

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      CommentAuthorriffed
     

    Sorry if I'm being dense, but are you calling the constructor for AkApplicationController ?

    • CommentAuthorkkrzyzak
     

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      CommentAuthorriffed
     

    I think you have to call the parent constructor before you make calls to the model.

    • CommentAuthorkkrzyzak
     

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      CommentAuthorriffed
     

    Maybe Bermi can shed some light.

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      CommentAuthorbermi
     

    @kkrzyzak You might better user a controller filter like:

    function __construct(){
    $this->beforeFilter(array('_authenticate'=>array('except'=>array('authenticate'))));
}

function _authenticate(){
     $this->user = new User;
     if(!$this->user->isAdmin()){
         $this->redirectTo(array('controller'=>'user', 'action'=>'login') );
         return false;
     }
}

    You can read more about Akelos controller filters on the wiki.

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      CommentAuthorriffed
     

    Thanks bermi.

    • CommentAuthorkkrzyzak
     

    thanks bermi, it works ;)

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