Re: blackHole($controller, $string) leads to "Missing argument 2 for AppController::blackHole()" *+

On Nov 3, 6:05 pm, nurvzy <nur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> What AD is saying is the security component is setting $error to an
> empty string (in the method header) if it doesn't exist, you are not.
> As such when the second argument isn't given in *your* method, instead
> of $error being set to '' you'll get a notification.

Well, not really - The docs are describing the security *component*
blackHole signature.

look at the source or just think: why would a controller function ever
have $controller as the first param.

func_get_args will tell you you're not receiving array($controller,
'auth') but simply array('auth') your blackhole function should only
have 1 param, because that's all it's going to receive.

AD

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