Calling routes from a view in CodeIgniter
I would like to avoid hard-coding urls in the views.
Example:
//view
echo form_open( base_url( 'users/add' ) );...
//routes
$route['users/add']['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
This way every time I update the url in routes, I have to go to view, find the form and manually update the url in view which can be very taxing.
In laravel you can name a route like this:
//routes.php
$route->post('users/add', 'UserController@insert')->name('insertUser');
and call it directly from view with a helper function
//view
form_open( routes('insertUser') );...
This way you the url in the view updates automatically, and saves you the trouble of doing it manually.
I'm wondering if there is something similar in CodeIgniter.
Thanks in advance!
php codeigniter url view routing
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I would like to avoid hard-coding urls in the views.
Example:
//view
echo form_open( base_url( 'users/add' ) );...
//routes
$route['users/add']['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
This way every time I update the url in routes, I have to go to view, find the form and manually update the url in view which can be very taxing.
In laravel you can name a route like this:
//routes.php
$route->post('users/add', 'UserController@insert')->name('insertUser');
and call it directly from view with a helper function
//view
form_open( routes('insertUser') );...
This way you the url in the view updates automatically, and saves you the trouble of doing it manually.
I'm wondering if there is something similar in CodeIgniter.
Thanks in advance!
php codeigniter url view routing
asked 2 days ago
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I would like to avoid hard-coding urls in the views.
Example:
//view
echo form_open( base_url( 'users/add' ) );...
//routes
$route['users/add']['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
This way every time I update the url in routes, I have to go to view, find the form and manually update the url in view which can be very taxing.
In laravel you can name a route like this:
//routes.php
$route->post('users/add', 'UserController@insert')->name('insertUser');
and call it directly from view with a helper function
//view
form_open( routes('insertUser') );...
This way you the url in the view updates automatically, and saves you the trouble of doing it manually.
I'm wondering if there is something similar in CodeIgniter.
Thanks in advance!
php codeigniter url view routing
asked 2 days ago
failedCoderfailedCoder
4019
I would like to avoid hard-coding urls in the views.
Example:
//view
echo form_open( base_url( 'users/add' ) );...
//routes
$route['users/add']['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
This way every time I update the url in routes, I have to go to view, find the form and manually update the url in view which can be very taxing.
In laravel you can name a route like this:
//routes.php
$route->post('users/add', 'UserController@insert')->name('insertUser');
and call it directly from view with a helper function
//view
form_open( routes('insertUser') );...
This way you the url in the view updates automatically, and saves you the trouble of doing it manually.
I'm wondering if there is something similar in CodeIgniter.
Thanks in advance!
php codeigniter url view routing
php codeigniter url view routing
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The way that laravel implements it is simply by giving a name to the route which you can already do it yourself in codeingniter by using $config simply by creating a new config file in your app/config and name your route as you did in laravel like this:
$config['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
Then load that config file in your controller like this:
$this->load->config('your_config_file_name');
Then in your view you can use that value like this:
form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('insertUser') ) );
answered 2 days ago
Sherif SalahSherif Salah
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You could achieve it by first set a router config item within the config file ( the default file is located at application/config/config.php ), for example :
$config['routes']['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
then supply the config above into the standard routes item on routes.php,
$route[$this->config->item('routes')['insertUser']]['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
and then on the view you could call it dynamically like this :
echo form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('routes')['insertUser'] ) );
So each time if you have to change the route you just change on the config.php.
answered 2 days ago
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The way that laravel implements it is simply by giving a name to the route which you can already do it yourself in codeingniter by using $config simply by creating a new config file in your app/config and name your route as you did in laravel like this:
$config['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
Then load that config file in your controller like this:
$this->load->config('your_config_file_name');
Then in your view you can use that value like this:
form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('insertUser') ) );
answered 2 days ago
Sherif SalahSherif Salah
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The way that laravel implements it is simply by giving a name to the route which you can already do it yourself in codeingniter by using $config simply by creating a new config file in your app/config and name your route as you did in laravel like this:
$config['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
Then load that config file in your controller like this:
$this->load->config('your_config_file_name');
Then in your view you can use that value like this:
form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('insertUser') ) );
answered 2 days ago
Sherif SalahSherif Salah
1,0521516
add a comment |
The way that laravel implements it is simply by giving a name to the route which you can already do it yourself in codeingniter by using $config simply by creating a new config file in your app/config and name your route as you did in laravel like this:
$config['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
Then load that config file in your controller like this:
$this->load->config('your_config_file_name');
Then in your view you can use that value like this:
form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('insertUser') ) );
answered 2 days ago
Sherif SalahSherif Salah
1,0521516
The way that laravel implements it is simply by giving a name to the route which you can already do it yourself in codeingniter by using $config simply by creating a new config file in your app/config and name your route as you did in laravel like this:
$config['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
Then load that config file in your controller like this:
$this->load->config('your_config_file_name');
Then in your view you can use that value like this:
form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('insertUser') ) );
answered 2 days ago
Sherif SalahSherif Salah
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You could achieve it by first set a router config item within the config file ( the default file is located at application/config/config.php ), for example :
$config['routes']['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
then supply the config above into the standard routes item on routes.php,
$route[$this->config->item('routes')['insertUser']]['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
and then on the view you could call it dynamically like this :
echo form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('routes')['insertUser'] ) );
So each time if you have to change the route you just change on the config.php.
answered 2 days ago
Hasta DhanaHasta Dhana
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You could achieve it by first set a router config item within the config file ( the default file is located at application/config/config.php ), for example :
$config['routes']['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
then supply the config above into the standard routes item on routes.php,
$route[$this->config->item('routes')['insertUser']]['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
and then on the view you could call it dynamically like this :
echo form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('routes')['insertUser'] ) );
So each time if you have to change the route you just change on the config.php.
answered 2 days ago
Hasta DhanaHasta Dhana
1,6172413
add a comment |
You could achieve it by first set a router config item within the config file ( the default file is located at application/config/config.php ), for example :
$config['routes']['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
then supply the config above into the standard routes item on routes.php,
$route[$this->config->item('routes')['insertUser']]['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
and then on the view you could call it dynamically like this :
echo form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('routes')['insertUser'] ) );
So each time if you have to change the route you just change on the config.php.
answered 2 days ago
Hasta DhanaHasta Dhana
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You could achieve it by first set a router config item within the config file ( the default file is located at application/config/config.php ), for example :
$config['routes']['insertUser'] = 'users/add';
then supply the config above into the standard routes item on routes.php,
$route[$this->config->item('routes')['insertUser']]['post'] = 'UserController/insert';
and then on the view you could call it dynamically like this :
echo form_open( base_url( $this->config->item('routes')['insertUser'] ) );
So each time if you have to change the route you just change on the config.php.
answered 2 days ago
Hasta DhanaHasta Dhana
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