TYPO3 Exception 1313855173
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The controller "..." is not allowed by this plugin.
First of all: Please check, if you have configured your controller in
ext_
If the problem still comes up:
- Maybe you have changed your content element from another plugin to
your new extbase plugin. In that case it may be that the previous
plugin works with FlexForms (
pi_
). Extbase will read these FlexForm configurations no matter if your plugin needs them or not. So please delete the current content element, create a new one and choose your plugin OR clear content of columnflexform pi_
in database of this content element.flexform -
If you don't want to add the missing controller to
ext_
you have the possibility to add following into your TypoScript:localconf. php plugin.your_extension.mvc.callDefaultActionIfActionCantBeResolved = 1
Copied! - Your routing configuration contains
default
. TheController: My Plugin Controller:: index Controller
suffix may not be used in there; the correct configuration would bedefault
.Controller: My Plugin:: index
Another possibility is that you may have the same plugin twice on the same page with different switchable controller actions chosen. If there is one switchable controller action chosen on another plugin that does not allow this controller, you'll have to adapt your page setup or your switchable controller actions.
If the solutions above do not help, please check, if you somewhere in the early bootstrap initialize the configuration manager. This might be in a request middleware or another hook or event early in the bootstrapping process. If the configuration manager is initialized before it is determined, if the request is a frontend or backend request, the backend configuration manager is initialized. As the configuration manager is a singleton, it would not be initialized again, leading to the plugin configuration being read from
module.your_extension {
// ...
}