this is a General Question about MVC ..
I wrote a PHP Class that send an Array with Core JsonData
Strings to Jquery .. and on Jquery i´m accessing the data and add them to my
views ( .append("htm stuff"+jsondata) )
now the Jquery is calling the data from a between.php page
that has a catch block with many cases, and upon the called case/function , the
between page is calling a function from the php class that sends the json data
..
so i have my oop php model that send the core jsondata , a
controller ( catch block), and the view ( the jquery page) .. is this kind of
MVC ? or i did miss understand it ?
an example of my code was posted on a previous Question here.
Anonymous User
18-Nov-2014Looking at the code you posted in your other post it is not a MVC implementation. Or at least it is a bad implementation.
The MVC is about seperating your presentation from your business logic. Looking at your POST class you don't seperate your business logic from your view:
In this function you get information from your database (business logic) and print content (view). In other words, you combine your MV in one method. So I would say: No, this is not MVC.