Hello friends!
In my controller I have the call to a model and the method to save the data received in the respective model:
PHP Code:
$my_model = new MyModel();
$my_model->save($data);
I would like to know how I can handle an exception if something goes wrong in inserting the data into the table without stopping the system from running?
What happens is that I am testing and simulating database errors. I want to handle this error and show the user a message.
For example, if for some reason an error occurs in sending a mandatory field to the table and this data is being sent empty, I want to handle the exception and send a personalized message to the user instead of showing a message from CI4.
I've tried using try catch, affectedRows () and error () but it didn't work.
PHP Code:
if(!$my_model->save($data)) {
return $message;
}
try {
$my_model->save($data);
} catch (Exception $e) {
return $message;
}
if ($my_model->save($data)->affectedRows() < 1) {
return $message;
}
if ($my_model->save($data)->error() !== null) {
return $message;
}
I want to handle this in the controller.
How to make?
