PHP: Create Your Own MVC (Part 3)

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In this tutorial we make some changes and create a login form with a database connection;

Source Code @ http://jream.com/lab/open-source

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• php mvc
• mvc
• tutorial
• custom mvc
• mvc tutorial
• php mvc tutorial

[yesnikita]

Thank you very much for this video! It was very useful for me! Especially I liked PDO.. I didn't even know that this cool thing exist! Thank you for you professionalism! I'm your huge fan! :)

[JREAMdesign]

@yesnikita Glad to help! PDO is awesome :D

[deamer44]

please sort out your keyboard, its the most annoying thing. Apart from that good tutorials!

[JREAMdesign]

@deamer44 Is the keyboard making that beep noise you mean?

[sumeetjain10]

Thank you for making and uploding such wounderful tutorials it help us a lot for learning,understanding and to writing good codes,Thank you

[JREAMdesign]

@sumeetjain10 You welcome :]

[MelvinSF]

Nice video as always. Although I hope people watching this understand that the code isn't exactly the cleanest, since it's mainly for illustration purposes.

Just a few terms that popped up in my mind as I watched this, that other people might want to read up on: "password salting" (greatly improve security), "dependency injection" (design pattern) and "test-driven development" (may be boring to some, but it allows for much more confidence in your code, no more "seems to be working..").

[php0learner]

Hi, tutorial is wonderful. but

I have the same .htaccess file to force all files to go through a index.php file but my references to the css, javascript, images, not working. I think is the htaccess that is causing this, if so, how can I solve this?

Please help me.

thanks

[rodymanara]

@arzuerdem check the version of your php ....

[conradkvideos]

I don't get why this part works in your controller.php file:

$model_name = $name . '_Model';

Since $name is all lowercase, shouldn't it be something like:

$model_name = ucfirst($name) . '_Model';

?

Because the class name is like Login_Model and the file login_model.php.

I really don't know, just wondering how come it works :s

Anyways, thx for the tuts :)

[zoopstud]

Really enjoying these tutorials, thanks for taking the time to upload them! If you are using php 5.3.0 would you just use get_called_class() in the Controller constructor? Something like.. $className = get_called_class().'_Model'; $classFile = MODELS_PATH.DS.strtolower(get_­called_class()).'_model.php'; if (file_exists($classFile)) { require $classFile; $this->model = new $className(); }

[arzuerdem]

Dear Sir,

First of all I will appreciate to you for your tutorial. I actually have a little problem. I have exactly your tutorial as you have done. It is ok in my localhost but when I publish in ftp I haven't got any view:(

Could you please help me about the reason why it is not shown?

Thanks and kind regards,

Arzu

[arsinteandrei]

Hello brothers... I need just a litle help.. on this MVC I'm trying to change display on login/index if login failed.

soo.. before feild to display : Login and after failed..

let's see something like: Login failed please try again... and then form fields... is that possible??

Thanking you Andrew

[deamer44]

@JREAMdesign no a loud clicking noise, I'm guessing you're on a laptop?