You can use before() and after() methods to log your controller name & action (use $this->request to get these values) There is no such methods for models, but I don't like using call() for this purpose. May be you should log your models in controllers? Like this: somewhere in controller $cid = $this->request->param('cat_id'); // call custom model method $articles = ORM::factory('article')->get_by_category($cid); // log model call // etc.
You can use before() and after() methods to log your controller name & action (use $this->request to get these values). There is no such methods for models, but I don't like using __call() for this purpose. May be you should log your models in controllers?
Like this: // somewhere in controller $cid = $this->request->param('cat_id'); // call custom model method $articles = ORM::factory('article')->get_by_category($cid); // log model call // etc.
You can extend Kohana_Controller and Kohana_Model with the following: public function __call($name, $arguments) { // Log call here // Now return the real method return parent::__call($name, $arguments) } __call() is fairly slow, so you'll want to remove these eventually.
– Kemo Mar 9 at 19:21 You are right, I had a brain fart! :( Use biakaveron's suggestion. – zombor Mar 9 at 22:35.
Find a resource file in a given directory using Kohana's cascading filesystem. Returns an array if the type is i18n or a configuration file. When file is found it returns a string with the path to the file.
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