Thinkphp the action is not defined in the URL and can be accessed to the template?
Recently started to touch the framework of thinkphp, but when looking at the company source code, found that the action in the URL does not have a corresponding implementation method in the class.
The empty operation and the empty module in thinkphp, I thought it was done by an empty operation.
Final confirmation Result: There is no module at all, directly the action corresponding template to display.
I just contacted thinkphp don't know why ask God for help
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You see the configuration is not enabled in the routing function, the routing function can forge the address, do not know if this is the problem you are experiencing.
You see the configuration is not enabled in the routing function, the routing function can forge the address, do not know if this is the problem you are experiencing.
You see the configuration is not enabled in the routing function, the routing function can forge the address, do not know if this is the problem you are experiencing.
There are no routing rules. I checked the internet, some people say how the template is static, action in the class can not need to define, do not know what reason
The method is automatically detected before the user's custom action is entered
If you do not read the template directly, even the template does not have a report that the method does not exist such errors
The method is automatically detected before the user's custom action is entered
If you do not read the template directly, even the template does not have a report that the method does not exist such errors
Thank you for your explanation, can you provide me with a link to this description on the thinkphp website?
The method is automatically detected before the user's custom action is entered
If you do not read the template directly, even the template does not have a report that the method does not exist such errors
Thank you for your explanation, can you provide me with a link to this description on the thinkphp website?
Http://document.thinkphp.cn/manual_3_2.html#route
The method is automatically detected before the user's custom action is entered
If you do not read the template directly, even the template does not have a report that the method does not exist such errors
Thank you for your explanation, can you provide me with a link to this description on the thinkphp website?
Http://document.thinkphp.cn/manual_3_2.html#route
Dude, the link you gave me didn't seem to have the brother (Wander_wind) explaining it.
The method is automatically detected before the user's custom action is entered
If you do not read the template directly, even the template does not have a report that the method does not exist such errors
Thank you for your explanation, can you provide me with a link to this description on the thinkphp website?
This one... Did not carefully read the official, according to its performance can completely reverse the introduction of the principle
If you are interested, you can read the source of TP completely
See thinkphp/library/think/controller.class.php __call method
/** * Magic method has a nonexistent operation when executing * @access public * @param string $method method name * @param array $args parameter * @return Mixed */public function __call ($method, $args) { if (0 = = = strcasecmp ($method, Action_name. C (' Action_suffix ')) {if (method_exists ($this, ' _empty ')) { //If the _empty operation defined is called $this->_empty ($ method, $args); } ElseIf (File_exists_case ($this->view->parsetemplate ())) { //check if there is a default template if there is a direct output template $this- Display (); } else{ E (L (' _error_action_ '). ': '. action_name); } } else{ E (__class__. ': '. $method. L (' _method_not_exist_ ')); return; } }
This is a fault-tolerant technique and does not need to be explained in the user manual
See thinkphp/library/think/controller.class.php __call method
/** * Magic method has a nonexistent operation when executing * @access public * @param string $method method name * @param array $args parameter * @return Mixed */public function __call ($method, $args) { if (0 = = = strcasecmp ($method, Action_name. C (' Action_suffix ')) {if (method_exists ($this, ' _empty ')) { //If the _empty operation defined is called $this->_empty ($ method, $args); } ElseIf (File_exists_case ($this->view->parsetemplate ())) { //check if there is a default template if there is a direct output template $this- Display (); } else{ E (L (' _error_action_ '). ': '. action_name); } } else{ E (__class__. ': '. $method. L (' _method_not_exist_ ')); return; } }
This is a fault-tolerant technique and does not need to be explained in the user manual
Thank you Moderator