PHPHMVC framework kohana summary 1

Kohana summary of PHPHMVC framework 1 & nbsp; for details about kohana3 installation, refer to kohana summary 1 of hybrid php hmvc framework.

For the installation of kohana 3, see: http://jackyrong.iteye.com/admin/blogs/1186006.
1. set the development mode in bootstrap:
Kohana: $ environment = Kohana: DEVELOPMENT;
Add the following code:
If (isset ($ _ SERVER ['kohana _ env'])
{
Kohana: $ environment =$ _ SERVER [? KOHANA_ENV?];
}
Related values include:
PRODUCTION, STAGING, TESTING, and DEVELOPMENT.


2. set the time zone
Date_default_timezone_set ('America/Chicago ');
3. enable related modules
Kohana: modules (array (the comment in is opened as needed

4. create the default config file (this is worse than CI)
Set a file such as site. php under application \ config and place the variables for routine use, such:
Return array (
'Name' => 'egotist ',
'Tag _ line' => "Let's talk about me! "
);
Then, when obtaining the variable, it is as follows:
$ Site_config = Kohana: config ('site ');
$ Site_name = $ site_config ['name'];
$ Tag_line = $ site_config ['tag _ line'];
You can even load only one of the variables as follows:
$ Site_name = Kohana: config ('site. name ');

You can also load variables in the form of arrays, such:
Return array (
'Name' => 'egotist ',
'Details' => array (
'Tag _ line' => "Let's talk about me! ",
'ALT _ tag_line '=> "Today's subject: ME! ";
);
);
Load:
$ Site_config = Kohana: config ('site ');
// Echo site name and details
Echo $ site_config ['name']; // Egotist
Echo $ site_config ['Details'] ['tag _ line'] // Lets talk about me!
Echo $ site_config ['Details'] ['ALT _ tag_line '] // Today's subject: ME!
You can also:
Echo Kohana: config ('site. details. tag_line ');

5. the controller naming rules must comply with the following requirements:
Controller_xxxx and XXX are placed in classes/controller/xxx. php, for example
Controller_User_Profile is classes/controller/user/profile. php
6. pass data to the view

Controller:
Public function action_index ()
{
// 3.2 you can only use this method
$ View = View: factory ('Welcome ')
-> Set ('site _ name', 'egotist ')
-> Set ('random ', rand ));
$ This-> response-> body ($ view );
}

View:
Welcome
Is a number between 1 and 10


Bind can also be used for binding.

$ View = View: factory ('Welcome ')-> bind ('site _ name', $ site_name)
-> Bind ('random ', $ random );
$ Site_name = 'egotist ';
$ Random = rand (1, 10 );

$ This-> response-> body ($ view );

7. Use template controller
Class Controller_Welcome extends Controller_Template
{
$ Content = View: factory ('Welcome ')
-> Bind ('random ', $ random );
$ Random = rand (1, 10 );
$ Content-> site_name = 'egotist Beta ';
$ This-> template-> content = $ content;
}
}

Direct output on the page:


8. set global variables to facilitate direct reading on various pages
View: set_global ('site _ name', 'egotist Beta ');
You can then read the following information in any view:

9 in the control layer, write a base class to save some basic information, such as CSS, JAVASCRIPT, and constants.

Example:
Abstract class Controller_Application extends Controller_Template {
Public function before ()
{
Parent: before ();
View: set_global ('site _ name', 'egotist Beta ');
$ This-> template-> content = '';
$ This-> template-> styles = array ();
$ This-> template-> scripts = array ();
}

Other PHP control layer files can be inherited, which is very easy to use.