By: Kevin
I get this error when i turn on error handling: Fatal error: Class ‘Acme\Library\Loader\Autoloader’ not found in (path) So I try adding this line to index.php: use...
View ArticleBy: Alex Gervasio
You need to include the autoloader in your index.php file before registering it in the SPL stack. Again, make sure to copy the code exactly as appears in the article’s last code sample. Just do so and...
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Got it working. Whew! Thanks for your help Alex. If I set up multiple controllers to handle different tasks, do I now need to specify them in the index.php using: $request = new Request( … ); $response...
View ArticleBy: Alex Gervasio
Glad to hear that. Now, about your questions: 1) “If I set up multiple controllers to handle different tasks, do I now need to specify them in the index.php using: $request = new Request( … );...
View ArticleBy: Kevin
I completely agree with you on MVC approach. #2: suppose i want to build an app that needs to display pages but some URIs will process ajax data. Would i need to add all possibilities to the index.php?...
View ArticleBy: Alex Gervasio
Keep in mind that index.php is just a centralized point where your front controller resides. Based on that schema, you’re free to use it for routing/dispatching requests to the appropriate action...
View ArticleBy: Mel
great articles! It is learned me a lot in a simple manner. I want to use this approach in one of my project, but if I want CRUD functionality in my Controller, do I have to create a EditController, a...
View ArticleBy: Alex Gervasio
Hey Mel, Glad to know the articles have been instructive. Your idea on a front controller is spot on. A front controller isn’t what we commonly know as page or “action” controllers” in some frameworks....
View ArticleBy: Daniel Long
Hey there — excellent article. I was wondering if you may have any resources you recommend on the request / route / dispatch / response cycle as it pertains to web development. thanks, daniel
View ArticleBy: Martin Psinas
I just can’t seem to wrap my head around this… Part 1 makes perfect sense to me; you have a default index controller, you’re detecting the URL path and routing to controllers dynamically, everything...
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