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Bug Reports / Re: UTF-8 vs UTF8

« on: June 03, 2013, 11:56:49 am »

Are you sure it is TinyMVC issue? Have you checked your database tables encoding?

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Coding - Application Development / Re: sub-template

« on: May 27, 2013, 10:08:53 am »

EDIT: I have just noticed that this thread is actually 5 years old, but I'll leave the answer as it may help to someone.

Quote from: chinesebox on November 13, 2008, 01:50:48 pm

nah still nothing,
i think method index() in slave controller isn't starting
when slave view is included to master view probable only master controller is execute
so that's why i cant retrieve variables from slave controller and i have no idea how to change that

I think that you do not quite understand the TinyMVC architecture. How do you expect the slave_view to have variables from slave_controller, when slave_controller is never called? The view will not call the controller, this is not Symfony.

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i want it make work like this http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_0/07-Inside-the-View-Layer

What specifically do you need to be implemented from the above link? These are just helper functions, which you can implement it yourself. And about the layout view, mohrt gave you a good example:

controller.php

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$this->view->assign('div_content', 'It works!');
$this->view->assign('content', $this->view->fetch('content_view'));
$this->view->display('layout_view');

content_view.php

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<div><?php echo $div_content; ?></div>
layout_view.php

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<html>
<head>
<title>Title</title>
</head>
<body>
    <?php echo $content; ?>
</body>
</html>

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Coding - Application Development / Re: 1.2.3 released

« on: May 04, 2013, 01:30:58 pm »

Ok, thanks.

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Coding - Application Development / Re: 1.2.3 released

« on: May 04, 2013, 06:27:50 am »

Wow, what a bummer. Would you mind if the framework is forked?

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Coding - Application Development / Re: Issues to get started

« on: March 28, 2013, 03:26:23 pm »

Hi Blue Jester,

While TinyMVC is really tiny and easy, it has its own issues. Probably the biggest one is that is has no community to rely on. As you can see I am writing the first reply to your question after 5 days. So, while it is easy to start working, it is really intuitive, and it is not full with stuff that you do not actually need, you will not have any support during the development of whatever you are doing. The only one that was giving answers on the forum was the creator of the framework (also creator of http://www.smarty.net/), but he is probably doing other more interesting things in his life right now, so he does not have so much time. So, I would suggest to you to take a look at other frameworks with bigger community such as Codeigniter (which is very similar to TinyMVC, and you can get a quickstart at it), and also other wonderfull frameworks as the ones you mentioned. But, I suggest Codeigniter because of the similarity.

As far as your question, you have done everything great, but the reason why there is no fatal error when you remove the semicolon is because the file "hello.php" is never accessed. There was a bug in 1.2.2 version, and one user reported it, so I would suggest for you to take a look at the SVN for the changes (because a new version has not been released almost an year).

In detail, in file /tinymvc/sysfiles/TinyMVC.php change line

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if(!file_exists($controller_file))to

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if(!stream_resolve_include_path($controller_file))
It should work now, but as I said I would suggest to take a look at the SVN for other changes in the code.

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Bug Reports / TinyMVC_Load model method

« on: January 23, 2013, 01:01:07 pm »

I was trying to organize my model files in folders, but I cannot achieve that because of the way TinyMVC includes the files. But then I tried to explicitly say where is the file, through the load->model method, and it does not work. If I write:

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$this->load->model('Thread_Model', 'thread', 'forum/thread_model.php');then it says to me that the class cannot be loaded.

When I looked at the code in TinyMVC_Load model method, it seems that the $filename variable is never used, although it is initialized. Am I missing something?

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TinyMVC Framework Development / Re: TinyMVC 1.2.2 sysfiles

« on: July 25, 2012, 05:21:41 pm »

You are right about the autoloader. Anyway, thanks for the fix.

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TinyMVC Framework Development / Re: TinyMVC 1.2.2 sysfiles

« on: July 25, 2012, 04:58:43 am »

Well... I don't know...That's what I mentioned this issue. Try to download the 1.2.2 package from the website, and see what's in the sysfiles folder. The last time I checked the download, there was a configs folder in it that had three files: config_application.php, config_autoload.php, config_database.php. And then, as I previously said, the TinyMVC.php file takes the configuration settings from the ./sysfiles/configs folder, and not from the ./myapps/configs folder.

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TinyMVC Framework Development / Re: TinyMVC 1.2.2 sysfiles

« on: July 08, 2012, 06:12:27 am »

I am talking more specificaly about the controllers, models and configs folders in the sysfiles folder. I am not talking about the files. The folders seems to be empty (except the configs folders), and that's why I asked what is their purpose.

Another point to be mentioned would be the purpose of the configs folders in myapp, since now TinyMVC.php file takes the configuration settings from the ./tinymvc/sysfiles/configs folder. In other words, the configs folder in myapp is now useless.

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TinyMVC Framework Development / TinyMVC 1.2.2 sysfiles

« on: July 06, 2012, 06:36:04 am »

What is actually the purpose for having the controllers, models, config folders in the sysfiles in this version? How are they going to be used?

EDIT: These folders actually don't exist in the SVN.

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TinyMVC Framework Development / Re: Implementing session handler

« on: June 29, 2012, 10:48:13 am »

I don't know if you managed to solve the issue, but it may be possible that you copied what mohrt wrote and that's why it's not working for you. Mohrt did a little mistake when telling you what to write in the constructor, so instead of adding

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__parent::construct();you should add

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parent::__construct(); It should work fine this way...

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