Hi, I'm using the framework, I like it because it's simple.
I have a problem:
What happens if I don't receive a parameter in a function? I selling error:

Fatal error: Uncaught ArgumentCountError: Too few arguments to function Usuario::restablecer(), 0 passed in C:\laragon\www\lidcon\system\pip.php on line 176 and exactly 1 expected

I tried to validate if the variable is defined but still I have the same error

How do I integrated PIP with twig?
I want to replace current render() view with twig render
just by calling $template = $this->loadTemplate('index.html');

instead calling
$loader = new Twig_Loader_Filesystem(ROOT_DIR .'application/views/');
$twig = new Twig_Environment($loader);
$template = $twig->loadTemplate('index.html');

Thanks

Hi,

First of all this is a great tiny framework for PHP. I am using it with a small project that I am working on, which is planned to run on a Raspberry PI.

The issue I would like to report is that you should specify that the apache virtual host/config file that is used for PIP should specify AllowOverride ALL in directory section of the configuration for controller/method/param URL segments to work. I hope you will include this in the manual you got for PIP, will save time for someone else...

Ex:

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin [email protected]
ServerName xxxxxxx
ServerAlias xxxx xxx

DocumentRoot /home/xxxxx/Projects/grooveshark/
<Directory /home/xxxxxx/Projects/grooveshark/>
    Options FollowSymLinks
    AllowOverride ALL
</Directory>

ErrorLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/error.log

# Possible values include: debug, info, notice, warn, error, crit,
# alert, emerg.
LogLevel warn

CustomLog ${APACHE_LOG_DIR}/access.log combined

Hello,

I am using this framework to build a slightly-more-than-trivial website, so I need a stronger folder organization.

I implemented a way to handle nested controllers (as in inside folders on the 'controllers' folder) nativelly, with this code:

public function loadController($controller, $action = "index")
{
    require(APP_DIR . "controllers/" . $controller . '.php');

    $controller_name = end(explode("/", $controller));
    $controller = new $controller_name;
    $controller->$action();
}

This, besides calling controllers programmatically, can also handle nested controllers, that will not be accessible through a URL (such as headers, footers, views that depend on others...).

I added it to the controller class, where it fits me, but I guess it could also be a native helper.

I'm not sure if you think this is a good call though. But for the way I like to organize things, this suits me really well.

Do you see any problem with this approach? I tested it and it seems to not break anything, keeping the 'original API' untouched.

P.S. - I also added this to helpers and models in pip.php as they are instanciated with the 'new' keyword. I did not add it to controllers there because it would lead to weird behaviours with the URL and would loose the beautiful simplicity it has.

public function loadModel($name)
{
    require(APP_DIR .'models/'. strtolower($name) .'.php');

    $model_name = end(explode("/", $name));
    $model = new $model_name;
    return $model;
}

public function loadHelper($name)
{
    require(APP_DIR .'helpers/'. strtolower($name) .'.php');

    $helper_name = end(explode("/", $name));
    $helper = new $helper_name;
    return $helper;
}

NOTE: The plugin and view loader already handle this nativelly, because of they way they are implemented.

Thanks!

I downloaded it thinking it may help me understand some basic MVC concepts. -- that is not what happened. Better change the name from PIP to "Frameworks the bad way"

it shows me an error

How can we get instance in helpers and plugins ?

Hi,

PHP 7 has reserved keyword "error". Please change Error Class to something else and similarly meaningful

Rather than mysql_ functions, recommend PDO

Hi, this is not an issue, rather it is a pull request, but did not know how to add it. I apologize.

I love this framework because it is a basis for any project and is very light.

It would be great to add a suffix to the friendly url.

For example:
http://mysite.com/about/index.php
http://mysite.com/about/company.php
or
http://mysite.com/about/index.html
http://mysite.com/about/company.html

Hi
i get this on using PIP
"Deprecated: mysql_pconnect(): The mysql extension is deprecated and will be removed in the future: use mysqli or PDO instead"
how much important is this message?
how can i change it to using PDO or mysqli instead?
why u don't fix this?