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Why i need to put evrything in a index function - El Forum - 05-21-2011
[eluser]Achmed1[/eluser]
Hi all.
I got a question i want to build example a blog or something. Why i can't example put it in a order of functions example one functions validates the form one functions add something to the database. Why i need always to put evrything in a index function is it not possible to do something like this example in order.
Code:
<?php
class Register extends CI_Controller {
function register()
{
Some functions
}
public function index()
{
view code here
}
public function validate()
{
validate code here
}
public function othercode()
{
other code
}
public function here all the functions togetter()
{
here all the functions together in one page
}
}
?>Why i need to put evrything in a index function - El Forum - 05-21-2011
[eluser]darrentaytay[/eluser]
You can make as many functions as you like and call them using:
Code:
$this->validate();
$this->othercode();etc.
Why i need to put evrything in a index function - El Forum - 05-21-2011
[eluser]Achmed1[/eluser]
[quote author="darrentaytay" date="1306003957"]You can make as many functions as you like and call them using:
Code:
$this->validate();
$this->othercode();etc.[/quote]
Thanks for the info, But example i got a form with <?php echo form_open('index.php/register/validation'); ?> i need to put all the fucntions in the validation function ?
Why i need to put evrything in a index function - El Forum - 05-21-2011
[eluser]4ever[/eluser]
You can call a function hello by example c:/localhost/ci/site/hello or index function in class site:
c:/localhost/ci/site
Why i need to put evrything in a index function - El Forum - 05-21-2011
[eluser]ramm[/eluser]
[quote author="Achmed1" date="1306004746"]Thanks for the info, But example i got a form with <?php echo form_open('index.php/register/validation'); ?> i need to put all the fucntions in the validation function ?[/quote]
Yes, for that example you will have a controller called "register.php" with a function called "validation".
It is everything here: http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/