All of my controllers are extending from BaseController, which includes the initController method. I am trying to check for certain parameters in the post data and return a JSON 404 if they are not present. However, I have noticed that the return statement in the initController code is passing the execution to the actual controller method.

I am doing this because, otherwise, I would have to check for the existence of parameters such as user_id and Post_id, and whether there is a row in the users/posts table, in every controller. This would result in repetitive code, so I am refactoring to keep it DRY.

Here is an example of the code in the BaseController's initController method:


public function initController(RequestInterface $request, ResponseInterface $response, LoggerInterface $logger) {
    // some code...
    foreach ($requestData as $key => $value) {
        // some logic...
        if (!$this->$key) {
            return $this->notFoundResponse();
        }
    }
    // some more code...
}
And here is an example of the code in an actual controller:


class Flags extends BaseController
{
    public function index()
    {
        // We have arrived here if the BaseController function returns a notFoundResponse().
    }
}

I attempted to use the helper located at https://github.com/EllisLab/CodeIgniter/...untry-code to generate a dropdown list of countries. To do this, I created a file called country_helper.php and included the helper code. In my controller, I loaded the helper using $this->load->helper('country_helper'). However, when attempting to use the function country_dropdown();, an issue occurred.

I'm using CI 4.3.3 and I can't apply the where filter on the table to update.
I can only filter with joins (onConstraint) ?
I can't find examples on CI 4.3.3 where you use the builder->where(...) combined with updateBatch.

I tried this way but it doesn't work, the where clause does not appear.

$builder->setData($data)
        ->onConstraint(["code" => "code"])
        ->where("company_id", 12)
       ->updateBatch();


Thanks

Greetings!
I am not sure about my message being posted at the correct place, but – maybe you will find it useful!
The page of The Fine Print (at CodeIgniter's main web-site) contains typos found by a “LanguageTool” plugin (for web-browsers). Also, I use a plugin to make what I see editable online (WYSIWYG) – as it enables the LanguageTool to start checking the loaded and displayed page.

Id est:
“we has” → “we have” (seems an error, but I'm not an English-native)
“web site” → “website” (twice)
“independent from” → “independent of” (you may be more sure about that; I'm not)
“the text around it” → “the surrounding text” (you choose)

Thanks for watching; and good luck to you.

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Previously up to version 4.2.12 I can call

Hi, how are you? I will try to explain my problem in english, sorry if not good.
I am upgrading codeigniter to version 4.0 from 3.0, and I face the following problem:
On codeigniter 3 I have an authentication class:

I am developing a RESTful API and I started with the User module. I created a route for user creation with the following code:

php

$routes->post('users', 'UsersController::create');
However, when I tried to access the endpoint using Insomnia, I kept getting redirected to the default controller with the message "HTTP 303 See Other". Interestingly, when I changed the verb to PUT and the route to "put()", everything worked smoothly.

My question is: Did I miss a step in the process?

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