Abstract controller class. Controllers should only be created using a Request.
Controllers methods will be automatically called in the following order by the request:
$controller
=
new
Controller_Foo(
$request
);
$controller
->before();
$controller
->action_bar();
$controller
->after();
The controller action should add the output it creates to
$this->response->body($output)
, typically in the form of a View, during the
"action" part of execution.
Class declared in SYSPATH/classes/Controller.php on line 3.
Request
$requestlink to thisRequest that created the controller
NULL
Response
$responselink to thisThe response that will be returned from controller
NULL
Creates a new controller instance. Each controller must be constructed with the request object that created it.
Request
$request
required - Request that created the controller Response
$response
required - The request's response void
public
function
__construct(Request
$request
, Response
$response
)
{
// Assign the request to the controller
$this
->request =
$request
;
// Assign a response to the controller
$this
->response =
$response
;
}
Automatically executed after the controller action. Can be used to apply transformation to the response, add extra output, and execute other custom code.
void
public
function
after()
{
// Nothing by default
}
Automatically executed before the controller action. Can be used to set class properties, do authorization checks, and execute other custom code.
void
public
function
before()
{
// Nothing by default
}
Executes the given action and calls the Controller::before and Controller::after methods.
Can also be used to catch exceptions from actions in a single place.
Response
public
function
execute()
{
// Execute the "before action" method
$this
->before();
// Determine the action to use
$action
=
'action_'
.
$this
->request->action();
// If the action doesn't exist, it's a 404
if
(!method_exists(
$this
,
$action
)) {
throw
HTTP_Exception::factory(404,
'The requested URL :uri was not found on this server.'
, [
':uri'
=>
$this
->request->uri()])->request(
$this
->request);
}
// Execute the action itself
$this
->{
$action
}();
// Execute the "after action" method
$this
->after();
// Return the response
return
$this
->response;
}
Issues a HTTP redirect.
Proxies to the HTTP::redirect method.
string
$uri
= string(0) "" - URI to redirect to int
$code
= integer 302 - HTTP Status code to use for the redirect
public
static
function
redirect(
$uri
=
''
,
$code
= 302)
{
return
HTTP::redirect((string)
$uri
,
$code
);
}
Checks the browser cache to see the response needs to be returned, execution will halt and a 304 Not Modified will be sent if the browser cache is up to date.
$this
->check_cache(sha1(
$content
));
string
$etag
= NULL - Resource Etag Response
protected
function
check_cache(
$etag
= null)
{
return
HTTP::check_cache(
$this
->request,
$this
->response,
$etag
);
}