How to throw an error in PHP Plugin?

I'm writing a pretty sophisticated PHP/JavaScript plugin for CK Finder. What I need to know is how to return errors from the PHP part of the plugin to the JavaScript part of the plugin so that we can get them in the system error box, or our own openMsgDialog. I could use the answer yesterday, but I'll be patient.

Thu, 09/16/2010 - 21:20

jswaringen

Joined: 08/07/2010

Posts: 15

Re: How to throw an error in PHP Plugin?

Still waiting...

Got my plug-in working but can't return an error message. Have tried something like:

$this->_errorHandler->throwError("Insert ".$users['user_id']." failed: %s\n", $mysqli->error);

Mon, 09/03/2012 - 18:54

tyrsson

Joined: 02/09/2012

Posts: 6

Re: How to throw an error in PHP Plugin?

In case anyone else runs across this post and needs the information. If you run a search in the Constants file and compare that with the error being shown in the xml return it should shed some light on what the problem is. Well if its a known error, or even some times if its a php error and error reporting is on then you should get an error reporting something about the script not being able to read the xml response but the php error many times will be included in that.

If you have everything setup correctly I imagine you could also inject the error into the response (but it would take some setup) and then you could have access to that via firebug in the net panel under response.