Located in /Zend/Controller/Action.php (line 38)
Array of arguments provided to the constructor, minus the $_request.
Zend_Controller_Request_Abstract object wrapping the request environment
Zend_Controller_Response_Abstract object wrapping the response
Class constructor
Marked final to ensure that the request object is provided to the constructor. However, additional construction actions can be invoked in init(), and all additional arguments passed to the constructor will be passed as arguments to init().
Return the array of constructor arguments (minus the Request object)
Initialize object
Called from __construct() with all arguments passed to the constructor, minus the request object. Use for custom object initialization.
Post-dispatch routines
Called after action method execution. If using class with Zend_Controller_Front, it may modify the Request object and reset its dispatched flag in order to process an additional action.
Common usages for postDispatch() include rendering content in a sitewide template, link url correction, setting headers, etc.
Pre-dispatch routines
Called before action method. If using class with Zend_Controller_Front, it may modify the Request object and reset its dispatched flag in order to skip processing the current action.
Call the action specified in the request object, and return a response
Not used in the Action Controller implementation, but left for usage in Page Controller implementations. Dispatches a method based on the request.
Returns a Zend_Controller_Response_Abstract object, instantiating one prior to execution if none exists in the controller.
preDispatch() is called prior to the action, postDispatch() is called following it.
Forward to another controller/action.
It is important to supply the unformatted names, i.e. "article" rather than "ArticleController". The dispatcher will do the appropriate formatting when the request is received.
Return all parameters in the $_request as an associative array.
Gets a parameter from the $_request. If the parameter does not exist, NULL will be return.
If the parameter does not exist and $default is set, then $default will be returned instead of NULL.
Redirect to another URL
Proxy for undefined methods. Default behavior is to throw an exception on undefined methods, however this function can be overridden to implement magic (dynamic) actions, or provide run-time dispatching.
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