Hey Brian,
Thanks for answering.
die($content) returns the message, in pristine condition : )
die($View->layoutPath) returns the correct path, email/text
die($View->renderLayout($content)) oddly returns:
Fatal error: Call to a member function entity() on a non-object in
(...)/cake/libs/view/helper.php on line 339
I'm not sure where to go from there. I can't find any calls to this
method anywere in either the EmailComponent or the View class.
And I checked the debug level in that line, it'ss 2. Going deeper,
it's as if the debug_backtrace() call in debug() goes into infinite
recursion or something, so PHP just gives up and returns nothing.
Thanks again,
Bruno
On Oct 9, 1:18 pm, brian <bally.z...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Oct 9, 2009 at 1:02 AM, Bruno Bergher <bruno.berg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi there,
>
> > Summary: when using EmailComponent I bump into a strange problem in
> > the View class. Using CakePHP 1.3.0.0.
>
> > I'm using EmailComponent in a very standard way. In my controller I
> > have:
>
> > $this->Email->to = 's...@email.com';
> > $this->Email->from = 'some.ot...@email.com';
> > $this->Email->subject = 'Message Subject';
> > $this->Email->template = 'template_name'; // under views/elements/
> > email/text/template_name.ctp
> > $this->Email->sendAs = 'text' ;
> > $this->Email->send();
>
> > The template exists and is just plain text, no special characters.
>
> > This leads to a blank page, regardless of the E_ALL error reporting
> > level.
>
> > So I go down into the Email component class, adding die("here") calls
> > and find out it fails on line 461:
>
> > $content = explode("\n", str_replace(array("\r\n", "\r"), "\n", $View-
> >>renderLayout($content)));
>
> > Now I go to $View->renderLayout() and add the same die("here") calls
> > there, and realize the problem is actually happening right before line
> > 747, which is odd, because it's just:
>
> > return $out;
>
> So renderLayout() is probably fine. If you add:
>
> die($View->renderLayout($content));
>
> just before line 461 in the component, what do you get?
>
> Other things to check around that line:
>
> $content -- before the explode() call
> $View->layoutPath
>
>
>
> > The thing is that if I do debug($out) right before 747, it outputs the
> > message perfectly, but in the normal flow of the class, it just breaks
> > and returns me a blank screen after some 5 seconds hanging, with no
> > error neither on the screen or the logs.
>
> > I tried everything and have absolutely no idea what to do from here. I
> > fiddled with all the parameters, renamed the template, changed it's
> > content, nothing works. It only works when I remove the $this->Email-
> >>template line and do like $this->Email->send('any text), but that's
> > no good, obviously.
>
> > One more curious thing: if above view.php:498 I add
> > debug($data_for_layout);
> > it fails in the exact same way (the request hangs for some 5 seconds
> > and returns blank), but if I try
> > pr($data_for_layout);
> > it prints it's contents perfectly. Just thought this could be useful.
>
> That's likely just because debug has been set to 0 before that.
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