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PHP - Access External Php Array In Html File
Hi! I am trying to use the View Model Design Pattern in my application The problem is that it is the first time I use it and I am a beginner. So, I have the logic in the Model and the "front end" in View. I am talking about a sign up page. In the current Html file I am trying to access an error array from the model file and display it to the user above the input field.
Here is the a snippet from the Model (Signup.php)
$account = new Account($con); //the account which takes as param the db connection
$error = null; //the array
// anything the user writes gets inside this array
if (isset($_POST["submitButton"])) {
$firstName = UnifyFormInput::unifyUserFLName($_POST["firstName"]);
$lastName = UnifyFormInput::unifyUserFLName($_POST["lastName"]);
$username = UnifyFormInput::unifyFormUserName($_POST["username"]);
$email = UnifyFormInput::unifyFormEmail($_POST["email"]);
$password = UnifyFormInput::unifyFormPassword($_POST["password"]);
//contain true or false based on the query being successful or not
$success = $account->register($firstName, $lastName, $username, $email, $password);
if ($success) {
$_SESSION["userLoggedIn"] = $username;
header("Location:index.php");
}else{
$error = $account->getError(Constants::$registerFailed);
}
}
//compact — creates array containing variables and their values
//call render function from View file to show the register page content
View::render('register', compact('error'));
And here is the view:
<?php
if (!empty($error)) {
echo $account->getError(Constants::$loginFailed);
}
?>
<input type="text" class="form-control" name="firstName" placeholder= "First Name" value="<?php getInputValue("firstName"); ?>" required>
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