mvc architecture in php best practices

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What is best practice for creating php mvc app. I am asp.net developer where controller linked with view .But I saw in php mvc tutorial that view has two data member of controller and model type. View is used to call a propitiate controller with controller type of object and model. view has information about both controller and model where controller only knew about model.

class model{ //code.. } class controller{ priavate $model;//model type object //code.. } class view{ private $model;//model type of object private $controller//controller type of object //code.. }

But in asp.net mvc controller decide which view to call when certain event occur . Controller information about both model and view. view can have model type of object only.which in php will as follow

class model{ //code.. } class controller{ private $model;//model type object private view;/view type object //code.. } class view{ private $model;//model type of object //code.. }

Which one is best approach in php to create view type of object in controller or controller type of object in view.

Thanks a lot!

Yuri Blanc · Accepted Answer · 2015-09-07 10:01:57Z

Php does not come with an MVC structure "out of the box". There are several ways to implement an MVC structure, you can build your own.

Some useful articles: https://r.je/mvc-in-php.html

http://www.sitepoint.com/the-mvc-pattern-and-php-1/

I personally create a Tempalte class wich methods allows to add data to the selected view.

Here an example:

 <?php /** * Description of Template * * @author yuri.blanc */ class Template { private $template = TEMPLATE; private $message = array(); /** * * @var array */ private $var = array(); private $view; /** * * @param array $args */ public function renderArgs($name, $value){ $this->var[$name] = $value; } public function render($controller, $view) { $ctrl = strtolower($controller); $this->page_content = $this->view = APP_ROOT."/view/$ctrl/$view.php"; $this->renderArgs("template", $this->template); $this->renderArgs("page_content", $this->page_content); extract($this->var); include APP_ROOT."template/$this->template/index.php"; } }

In that way, your target view will have $name variable with $value as data. To create a view, you just do what you need on the controller and then you use render($controller,$view) on the template instance after adding your "args". (files are view/CONTROLLER/VIEW.php).

In this example php template files acts as a static container, where the view files are included (main-container).

r.je/mvc-in-php.html i read this article bro $view = new View($controller, $model); this is what confused me new passing controlling to view and in view author does not have controller which fail to run

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