After that, there were a few articles written on using MVC specific to PHP over at phparch.com. I subscribed to that magazine a few months ago and I think it's well worth it. You may need to subscribe yourself to see the past articles, but it's not expensive for the PDF subscription version.
I looked into the templating systems at first, but really wanted to try what they were doing myself. It ends up being very easy to implement using output buffering. Just look into the ob_start() command. Here is an example of how I load a template file into a variable:
ob_start();
include("templateFile.tpl");
$tpl_content = ob_get_contents();
ob_end_clean();
On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 03:22 PM, Chris wrote:
I am working on a fairly large scale (for myself anyway) project using PHP
and MySQL. I am victim of teaching myself to program, not separating
presentation from my code-- all the things that lead to masses of spaghetti
code so atrocious even I can't figure out what I was doing an hour ago.
I'm not looking for an IDE or code generator so much as some practical
advice for organization and framework when developing a larger app. I know
of PHP Fusebox, having programmed with Cold Fusion fusebox for a while, but
it seems like that might be too much. Maybe I just need a sensical,
practical approach to application layout. What do you all do? How can I
learn to be a better PHP programmer in this regard?
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