This is an exception when the module is not defined.
Is there any event to catch that exception? Triying to use the beforeException over dispatcher does not works.
https://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon/blob/phalcon-v2.0.7/phalcon/mvc/application.zep#L159
https://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon/blob/phalcon-v2.0.7/phalcon/mvc/application.zep#L241
Modules are handled before the dispatch loop, so there is no way to catch it there. But since you're the one setting them up in the first place, I think it's one's job to handle unregistered module names... It makes sense; the whole dependency tree is set up depending on a module.
You could handle it like this:
/// index.php
try {
// ...
echo $application->handle()->getContent();
}
catch(Phalcon\Application\Exception $e) {
if(preg_match('/^Module \'(.*?)\' isn\'t registered in the application container$/', $e->getMessage(), $match)) {
// You can get the attempted module name from the router:
echo '<pre>', var_dump($application->router->getModuleName()), '</pre>';
// Or the regexp match
echo '<pre>', var_dump($match[1]), '</pre>';
// Then handle it as you wish...
echo $application->handle('/error/e404')->getContent();
}
// ...
}It's not very nice... but works :P
Thanks @Lajos i didn't take the time to look at the application-front controller. Yep, I will have to catch it on the application.
Anyway, would be great to fire an event like the beforeException in dispatcher but from the application class. I will post it on gihub and if I fond time I will try to make a PR.
I wrote it quickly on https://github.com/phalcon/cphalcon/pull/10964 2.1.x branch. I didn't test it so if anyone is able to check it would be great. Thanks