Comments on: Adroit PHP framework http://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/ web-development Fri, 03 Feb 2012 05:18:27 +0000 hourly 1 By: adminhttp://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/comment-page-1/#comment-154 admin Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:26:54 +0000 http://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/#comment-154 For starters, if you just want to get data submitted from a form, you would need to have a Model for that particular page. You'll need to setup your page you're on like described <a href="http://adroit.selfcontained.us/tutorials.php?t=Overview" rel="nofollow">here</a>. Following the naming conventions, you would create a Model class. Inside the models "process" function, the single parameter passed into it, "requestData" in the example, is an associative array containing data from GET/POST content. That should give you access to all the user submitted data. Depending if you want to store stuff off to a database, you may want to create an object representing the table entry, <a href="http://adroit.selfcontained.us/tutorials.php?t=DOM" rel="nofollow">dom</a>, and put validation in there, or simply do validation in your model. The dom tutorial explains how the validate method works on those objects. I've been working on the framework a bit and have improved a number of things in it, and am about ready to release that. Lemme know if this helps you out at all. For starters, if you just want to get data submitted from a form, you would need to have a Model for that particular page. You’ll need to setup your page you’re on like described here. Following the naming conventions, you would create a Model class. Inside the models “process” function, the single parameter passed into it, “requestData” in the example, is an associative array containing data from GET/POST content. That should give you access to all the user submitted data. Depending if you want to store stuff off to a database, you may want to create an object representing the table entry, dom, and put validation in there, or simply do validation in your model. The dom tutorial explains how the validate method works on those objects.

I’ve been working on the framework a bit and have improved a number of things in it, and am about ready to release that. Lemme know if this helps you out at all.

]]> By: Michaelhttp://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/comment-page-1/#comment-153 Michael Tue, 28 Aug 2007 14:13:20 +0000 http://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/#comment-153 I've been struggling for three days now to try to get a simple application working using Adroit but the tutorials seem to be missing some vital connecting thread I require, because I still don't get it. Granted this is the first MVC framework I've used, which is exactly why I chose Adroit -- I was hoping it would be simple to learn. Actually I suspect it _is_ easy, but I've been over the tutorials until I've practically memorised them and I'm still not sure where to start. Simple example: I want to take data submitted via a form and validate it, then display any errors. Where in your tutorials do I start? How do I get user submitted data? I’ve been struggling for three days now to try to get a simple application working using Adroit but the tutorials seem to be missing some vital connecting thread I require, because I still don’t get it. Granted this is the first MVC framework I’ve used, which is exactly why I chose Adroit — I was hoping it would be simple to learn. Actually I suspect it _is_ easy, but I’ve been over the tutorials until I’ve practically memorised them and I’m still not sure where to start.

Simple example: I want to take data submitted via a form and validate it, then display any errors. Where in your tutorials do I start? How do I get user submitted data?

]]> By: Aaronhttp://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/comment-page-1/#comment-76 Aaron Mon, 28 May 2007 23:19:29 +0000 http://www.selfcontained.us/2007/05/09/adroit-php-framework-2/#comment-76 Great work! I'll take a closer look at this! Great work!
I’ll take a closer look at this!

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