Okay, so now narrow down the code to figure out what exactly isn't working. What changed from when it was working? Start adding log statements to major parts of the breadcrumbs code, $c->log->debug("GOT $wherever_in_your_breadcrumbs_code"), and figure out at which point they aren't showing up.

If it's a compilation error, and not a runtime error, do the exact opposite and remove all of your code, and start slowly adding in bits that compile, until you get to a point where you see your error. At that point, you'll have narrowed down your culprit and either have an idea of what's going on or be able to come back here with an isolated piece of code that's failing

By the way, don't worry about bad code, the only way to learn is to swallow your pride and lay everything out and look at it without attachment.

Three thousand years of beautiful tradition, from Moses to Sandy Koufax, you're god damn right I'm living in the fucking past

In reply to Re^3: Catalyst::Dispatcher - usage of expand_actions by stonecolddevin
in thread Catalyst::Dispatcher - usage of expand_actions by mkchris

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