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Hello :) thank you so much for this plugin. For someone quite new to the Craft environment, this really helped kickstart my module/plugin development!

I was wondering - I would like to add a console controller to my businesslogic code but not 100% sure how to. I've been bouncing between your documentation and a bunch of nystudio.com articles, including their plugin factory... but not getting much luck.

Do you have any guidance at all please?

Thank you for providing this module example. Once it is set up as instructed, is the following URL correct for invoking the actionExampleRoute() action in ExampleController?...

http://my-craft-site/business-logic/example/example-route

When I try it in a browser, I get a 404/Template not found: business-logic/example/example-route error rather than executing code in that action. I'm not sure if I set it up incorrectly or if I'm not understanding how to compose a URL that invokes that action as expected.

Same question posted on Craft Stack Exchange here: https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/37310/what-is-the-correct-way-to-format-a-module-controller-action-url

Thank you in advance for your assistance.

Hi Lindsey,

Thank you for sharing this very useful business logic template.

I've bumped into an issue which I encountered a couple of years ago as well:
https://craftcms.stackexchange.com/questions/33752/doublesecretagency-business-logic-module-template-404-on-example-form-action
The example form action doesn't work.

Back then I've resolved it by using another approach, but I've looked a bit more into it now and the issue seems to be quite simple: the module is referenced incorrectly in the example code. The example action-input is:

<input type="hidden" name="action" value="business-logic/example/example-form-submit">

but it should be:

<input type="hidden" name="action" value="businesslogic/example/example-form-submit">

Omitting the dash in the "business-logic" name, since the module is being loaded as "businesslogic" instead.

Hey guys, this is just a general discussion thread to figure out what works, what doesn't work, and suggestions for changes. This is a completely open forum, so feel free to bring up anything!

And feel free to fork this project! Pull requests are always welcome. :)

First of all, thanks so much for putting this together. It's been a great help.
Quick question for you:
In your support page for variables, you list the following example for calling a service from variables (modified for the actual businesslogic module):

public function exampleService()
    {
        return BusinessLogic::$instance->example->exampleService();
    }

This is returning the error: Class "modules\businesslogic\variables\BusinessLogic" not found
Can you tell me if there's something obvious I'm missing here? Is this potentially Craft 4 related? Thanks in advance.