MVC and OOP Help

[amr87]

Hello Everyone ,

I`m trying to build MVC pattern using OOP PHP ,

please read the rest of the post to understand what I want exactly

 

This is the homepage controller which extends the main controller

 

<?php
class Home extends Controller {

function __construct () {

parent::__construct();

}



public function index () {

$data = array (
'name' => "Amr",
'age' =>24
);
$this->load->view("home_view",$data);
}

}

 

The Main Controller looks like this and extends loader class

<?php
class Controller extends Loader {
public $load;

function __construct(){
parent::__construct();
$this->load = new Loader();


}


?>


}

 

The Loader class which has the problem is look like that

 

<?php
class Loader  {

public $Error;

function __construct(){
$this->Error = new Error();
}

public function model($Modelname){
$this->$Modelname = $Modelname;
if (file_exists("models/".$Modelname.".php")){
require_once $Modelname . ".php";
$this->$Modelname = new $Modelname;


}else{
$this->Error->Not_found();
}
}

public function view($Viewname,$data=NULL){
if(is_array($data)){
extract($data);
}
if (file_exists("views/".$Viewname.".php")){
require_once $Viewname . ".php";
}else{
$this->Error->Not_found();
}
}

public function helper($helper) {

if (file_exists("helpers/".$helper.".php")){
require_once $helper . ".php";
$this->$helper = new $helper;
}else{
$this->Error->Not_found();
}
}


}
?>

what I need to do is to be able FROM HOMEPAGE Controller to do something like this

<?php
$this->load->model("someModel");
$this->someModel->someMethodInModel();
// and the same for helper
$this->load->helper("someHelper");
$this->someHelper->someMethodInHelper();

?>

 

can anyone help?

[trq]

Your Controller is not the same 'type' as a Loader, and therefore should not extend it.

[xyph]

On another note, before you dive into design patterns and OOP, you should get into the habit of properly formatting your code.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prettyprint#Code_formatting_and_beautification - see examples

[amr87]

2 replies and no answer for my question , please if u have a solution just post it and do not post comments and notes on my code , really funny staff

[xyph]

Hey guys, I'm trying to follow a standardized approach to a design pattern, without following standardized syntax or applying the rules of the pattern.

 

Really funny strategy.

[amr87]

xyph I solved the case , some investigation in the loader class of codeigniter framework helped me ,  tell me if u need the solutions it was all about the instance scope