Question

since I am using the ZendFramework again, I started to "extend" the QuickStart application.
I use the ZendX jQuery component as View Helper.
I have one Controller MonsterController this has two actions besides indexAction:

addAction

attackAction

Both take params via _getParam($param, $default).
An example query for addAction would be /monster/add/dragon/health/100/attackDamage/23.
attackAction just takes an Id.

The actual problem is, that if I call any of them I get an "Application Error".
There is no stack trace or anything else than a plain page with "Application Error".
Which should not happen.

The interesting thing is that, addAction actually perfoms an action adding the desired monster to the db, but attackAction just does nothing.

public function attackAction()
{
    $id = $this->_getParam("id", null);
    $mapper = new Application_Model_MonsterMapper();
    $monster = new Application_Model_Monster(array("Id" => $id, "health" => 1));
    $mapper->save($monster);
}

public function addAction()
{
    $monster = new Application_Model_Monster();
    $monster->setName($this->_getParam("name", ""))
            ->setHealth($this->_getParam("health", 0))
            ->setAttackDamage($this->_getParam("attackDamage", 0));
    $mapper = new Application_Model_MonsterMapper();
    $mapper->save($monster);
}

public function save(Application_Model_Monster $model)
{
    $data = array(
            'name' => $model->getName(),
            'health' => $model->getHealth(),
            'attackDamage' => $model->getAttackDamage()
                    );
    if (null === ($id = $model->getId())) {
        unset($data['id']);
        $this->getDbTable()->insert($data);
    } else {
        $this->getDbTable()->update($data, array('id = ?' => $id));
    }
}

Answer 1

Go to application\configs and you’ll see there interesting file:

application.ini

Ctrl+F in it by “error” and you understand what to do next.