tehprofessor

Yeah, I had a different setup I didn't think was working very well when I was starting out ...and I was definitely fuzzy about how inheritance worked (I was initially quite opposed to a lack of multiple class inheritance, but it actually works out rather well and forces some good practices). I got to plotting away on redoing the router and forgot to clean 'em up. Should be better. Also I think you're right about Smarty, but how it [my framework] handles templates it's pretty easy to change as the view logic is independent (I fixed it so it's not inheriting the controller class). Thanks a bunch for the feedback so far, thorpe.

Thanks for the info! Also sorry about posting in the wrong place, thanks for the assistance. I suppose to help others, most of the framework's core files are located in /vendor/framework/config && /vendor/app/ The files are loaded starting from application.php inside the public folder.

Howdy Y'all, I'm writing a php MVC framework to learn php, I've been at it about a week, and I was wondering if I could get some feedback. Since I'm new to PHP I'm mostly looking for tips on coding best practices, MVC design tips, or if there are any big "WTFs?" in my code where I've obviously missed the point. I'm hoping when it's finished to document it thoroughly to help others trying to learn. About the framework/purpose: My goal is mainly to write/stitch-together a router, dispatcher, security/sanitization, controller, and logger. For the models I'm extending phpActiveRecord and for the views, I'm using smarty templates (writing a template engine and abstracting SQL didn't sound appealing, plus I feel like those should both be pretty modular). I choose phpActiveRecord simply because I typically use rails, and it was the most familiar ORM I could find. https://github.com/tehprofessor/arrgh.framework Credits for code/tutorials I used in the process at the bottom of the github page. It's licensed under MIT (where applicable) so if you want to use it for something, go ahead! I've documented a fair bit, so hopefully it's not impossible to figure out what I've done. I'm currently finishing up rewriting the router and dispatcher, so it doesn't do much but parse parts of the url. Cheers. Edit: I'm sorry if I posted this in the wrong forum. I did try to find the right place, an this seemed the most appropriate.

Can you go to the site that isn't loading and get a valid cookie from your browser? You could try setting the scraper's cookie value to the valid one from your browser, then run the script, I've done that before where logging in was required. Caveat, I did it using Ruby. It's particularly easy if you've got a browser-plugin that lets you view the cookie.