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MVC aka Model View Controller

Model

These are the classes you'll write yourself. If your looking for database persistance for your models check out the Sledgehammer ORM module.

View

The "View" is a composition of components.

Every component has a "render" function which sends the output directly to the browser (echo) and doesn't have a return value.

Component->getHeaders()

A Component has an optional getHeaders() function, which is called before render() and passes info to the components higher in the component hierarchy. This can add "HTTP headers", append stylesheets and other configuration that must be injected into the <head>

'http' Dit is een array die met de header() verstuurd zullen worden. 'meta' Dit is een array die als tag(s) in de wordt toegevoegd 'css' Dit is een array met urls die als als in de wordt toegevoegd 'link' Dit is een array die als tag(s) in de wordt toegevoegd 'title' Dit is de <title> die in de wordt gezet.

Controller

Sledgehammer doesn't have a Routing class, all requests are handled by a subclass of Website but modularity is achieved by using Folder classes.

Mapping examples:

The "/about.html" url is mapped to MyWebsite->about(). If no public about method is found the file() method is called. By default the file() returns an component that renders a 404 error.

The "/blog/author.html" is mapped to MyWebsite->blog_folder(). if no public blog method is found the folder() method is called.

The blog_folder() could direclty return a compontent, but it could also create a Folder object which would handle all request inside the "blog/" folder. The "author.html" part of url is mapped to MyBlogFolder->author(). If no public about method is found the file() method is called on the MyBlogFolder.

Scope

Website

Het volledig afhandelen van request.

Versturen naar browser Opslaan op schijf

HtmlDocument

De waardes van getHeaders() verwerken in de doctype template.

Installation

Place the mvc folder in the same folder as Sledgehammer's core folder.

To generate a scaffolding for an MVC project, run

php sledgehammer/utils/empty_project.php

Twitter Bootstrap

Contrains all the css & javascript from: http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/ and adds Sledgehammer\View classes.

$pagination = new Pagination(5, 1);

Becomes:

<div class="pagination">
	<ul>
		<li class="disabled"><a href="#">«</a></li>
		<li class="active"><a href="?page=1">1</a></li>
		<li><a href="?page=2">2</a></li>
		<li><a href="?page=3">3</a></li>
		<li><a href="?page=4">4</a></li>
		<li><a href="?page=5">»</a></li>
	</ul>
<div>

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