Php,dispatching Views

[abdurahman]

Hi,

I tried to correct the errors writing the code with the dispatching views when I want to finish i get this error

 

 

 

( ! ) Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Exception' with message 'Please implement a function called publicAction' in C:\wamp\www\killerphp\com\killerphp\controllers\ControllerAbstract.php on line 25

( ! ) Exception: Please implement a function called publicAction in C:\wamp\www\killerphp\com\killerphp\controllers\ControllerAbstract.php on line 25

Call Stack

# Time Memory Function Location

1 0.0013 255856 {main}( ) ..\index.php:0

2 0.0044 272520 com\killerphp\controllers\ControllerAbstract->dispatch( ) ..\index.php:35

 

and my uri is http://localhost/killerphp/public/index/welcome

 

so the teachet jon use only http://killerphp/index/welcome as a localhost

I think the èroblem I have is directory because

for example :

I'm dispatching /viwes/index or views/test

so how I can fix this problem

[administrator]

Hi,

 

Which course is this?

 

Stef

[abdurahman]

Course Advanced PHP part 5 - Dispatching views, with prof: jon lebensold

[administrator]

Hi,

 

Have you tried running the sample code on your local system ... meaning the completed project?

 

... This way we can establish if it is an environment thing.

 

S

[abdurahman]

Hi,

on other way as clearly,

in the viedo KP5 dispatching views.

 

in the IndexController

when I want to call a welcome action in my uri local system (http://localhost/killerphp/public/index/welcome)

echo "I'm dispatching $uri";

is OK and print I'm dispatching killerphp/public/index/welcome

 

BUT!

when I write (echo "I'm dispatching .$this->action";

only can print I'm dispatching public insteed of I'm dispatching welcome.

 

 

that is the problem I would like to help me how can resolve.

 

Aman

[falkencreative]

and my uri is http://localhost/killerphp/public/index/welcome

 

so the teachet jon use only http://killerphp/index/welcome as a localhost

To be honest, I'm not sure if I can help with this, since I haven't personally worked through that course. I'd suggest looking at the source files from the course.

 

Any reason your URL has "public" whereas the teacher's version doesn't? Ignoring the "localhost" difference, it seems like you are using different file structures, which would obviously cause different results.

 

the teachers: /killerphp/index/welcome as a localhost

yours: /killerphp/public/index/welcome