MVC help!

[jbwebdesign]

Hello, I am working on my own lightweight MVC framework. I ran into a little situation when determining what page i am on.

 

below is my Controller.....

The problem i have is when checking if the method exists....

$this->{$boom[0]}();

how do i pass unlimited parameters inside this function?

 

basically what i am trying to do is explode everything by a / and the first array is the method, anything after that will be parameters...

 

<?php 
class Controller{

public $load;
public $model;

function __construct()
{
	$this->load = new Load;
	$this->model = new Model;

//determine page were on...
	if(isset($_GET['url'])):
		//blow up the url by /
		$boom = explode('/', $_GET['url']);

		if(method_exists(__CLASS__,$boom[0])): 	

			$this->{$boom[0]}();

		else:
			$this->error_page(); //method doesn't exist so we can show error page or default page.
		endif;


	else:
		//default page to show...
		$this->home();
	endif;

}//end constructor

function home()
{
	$data = $this->model->user_info();
	$this->load->view('myview.php',$data);
}

function error_page()
{
	$data = $this->model->user_info();
	$this->load->view('error.php',$data);
}


}   


?>

[falkencreative]

Perhaps pass in an array of perameters? That's the way that CodeIgniter works, though I'm not sure about other MVC frameworks.

[jbwebdesign]

well how would i pass an array through in this example?

 

if i do....

 

$this->{$boom[0]}($boom = array());

 

it will only return "array"

[ivanpanchev]

Just a suggestion:

 

You can pass boom[1] as parammeter of function boom[0].

 

Then explode boom[1] inside boom[0].

 

Hope helps.