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[eluser]bretticus[/eluser]
I've seen several examples where they just send the whole $_POST array as an argument to the model/db method. However, it's not always the case tat your form completely represents the database. I still like to write a little extra code and have parameters for my models. Any yes, models are a wonderful method for avoiding DNRY when it comes to doing data tier transactions. Of course, everything has to go through the controller at some point. Even my first example has to be called from the controller in some fashion. Making display elements in a model is completely nullifying the entire purpose of MVC. Not so sure about that book.  I see someone corroborates my suspicions. 
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