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| Constructor for a new not found exception.
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| Get the class name of the response that should be used to handle this exception.
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mixed | $a |
| Extra words and phrases that might be required in the error string.
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string | $debuginfo |
| Optional information to aid the debugging process.
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string | $errorcode |
| The name of the string from error.php to print.
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string | $link |
| The url where the user will be prompted to continue.
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string | $module |
| The name of module.
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◆ __construct()
core\exception\not_found_exception::__construct |
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string | $itemtype, |
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string | $identifier ) |
Constructor for a new not found exception.
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string | $itemtype | The type of item that was not found. |
string | $identifier | The identifier of the item that was not found. |
◆ get_response_classname()
core\exception\not_found_exception::get_response_classname |
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◆ $link
string core\exception\moodle_exception::$link |
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The url where the user will be prompted to continue.
If no url is provided the user will be directed to the site index page.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- lib/classes/exception/not_found_exception.php