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Recently due to busy mid-term and final exam did not write a new essay, but also in the heart of the struggle to take the postgraduate examination, until yesterday finally pain determined, only suddenly feel enlightened.

As the teacher left the curriculum design work using thinkphp framework frequently, a few recent essays will be from the use of the thinkphp framework pen, good, nonsense not much to say, the following is dry.

This article will be presented around the use of the thinkphp framework to add data to a database and display both features in a Web page.

Purpose: To display on the lists page after adding data to the Add page (note: Because the thinkphp framework already occupies the list field, you must not use the name "List.html" in the name of the file)

Expected page:

Next is the M-mode section, where the individual's current understanding of this part is used to severely add data to the legality and give error hints. The implementation code is as follows:

 
  Phpnamespace Admin\model;  Use Think\model; class extends Model {    public$_validatearray (array("         Username "," require "," User name cannot be empty "),        array(" Realname "," Require "," real name cannot be empty "),        array( "Password", "Require", "Password cannot be empty"),        array("Repassword", "Require", "Confirm password cannot be empty"),        array ("Telphone", "Require", "phone cannot be empty"),        array("email", "Require", "Mailbox cannot be Empty"),        array ("Resgistertime", "Require", "registration time cannot be empty")    ;}

Finally is the pure logic C Controller part, the implementation code is as follows:

 Public function Add () {    $this,display ();}  Public function Doadd () {    if (!  Is_post) {        exit("Bad request!" );    }     $adminUsersModel  = D ("adminusers");     if (! $adminUsersModel,Create ()) {        $this->error ($adminUsersModel GetError ());    }     if ($adminUsersModel,Add ()) {                                  $this->success ("added successfully! ", U (" admin/user/lists "));    }     Else {        $this->error ("Add failed! ");    }    }

The above is the entire implementation process.

Links thinkphp Reference Manual: Http://document.thinkphp.cn/manual_3_2.html

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