Hello,
the Zend Framework, as others, offers a MVC implementation for PHP.
I guess my understanding of this is right, but I still have a question. Maybe
you can help.
Depending on the request, a controller is called. This can do various stuff w/o
model(s), and then a view is displayed.
That
Hey all, thanks for all the help upfront!
In MVC I have a controller e.g PermissionController.php for my
application which manages permissions of groups/users etc...
So a controller loads up, and assuming theres nothing passed in request
loads the default module in this case Permissions. (mod
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 15:58 +1000, SLaVKa wrote:
> So you only have one level of actions/views , what happens in a
> situation where the page you are loading has various sections which want
> either displayed or hidden?
>
We use a finely grained permissions system. ACL and groups will
determine
Paul Scott wrote:
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 15:29 +1000, SLaVKa wrote:
Hey all, I am desiging my own MVC framework, now i know you can pass
views in the string like index.php?view=displayAdmin , but what if the
admin model has a choice of displaying a few views as well, like editing
user, or editi
On Thu, 2006-03-30 at 15:29 +1000, SLaVKa wrote:
> Hey all, I am desiging my own MVC framework, now i know you can pass
> views in the string like index.php?view=displayAdmin , but what if the
> admin model has a choice of displaying a few views as well, like editing
> user, or editing product e
Hey all, I am desiging my own MVC framework, now i know you can pass
views in the string like index.php?view=displayAdmin , but what if the
admin model has a choice of displaying a few views as well, like editing
user, or editing product etc, how do i pass subviews, in other words is
there eleg
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