NAMESPACE: packages/actionMexample/Controllers
Controller extends BootstrapController
| $view | ArticleView | |
| $model | ArticleModel | Your model and Bootstrap model methods are accessible through this variable |
This is the default action inside the controller. This function gets called, if nothing else is defined for the route
This function can be invoked by the controllers main method, of if you define an OnClick event routing directly to this. In order to change the actions route to point to this controller function, you would define it like this: $this->getOnclickRoute('Default/pagetwo/'); And in order to invoke the “done” portion of the controller, you would define it as: $this->getOnclickRoute('Default/pagetwo/done');
This example shows a simple registration form. Usually this action would be used in conjuction with Mobilelogin action, which provides login and logout functionalities.Default controller for your action. If no other route is defined, the action will default to this controller and its default method actionDefault() which must always be defined.In more complex actions, you would include different controller for different modes or phases. Organizing the code for different controllers will help you keep the code more organized and easier to understand and reuse.Unless controller has $this->no_output set to true, it should always return the view file name. Data from the controller to view is passed as a second part of the return array.Theme's controller extends this file, so usually you would define the functions as public so that they can be overriden by the theme controller.