PHP GDN::Structure Examples

Programming Language: PHP

Class/Type: GDN

Method/Function: Structure

Examples at hotexamples.com: 2

The PHP Gdn structure is a library that provides a framework for building web applications easily and quickly. It uses Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture and object-oriented programming (OOP) to make development faster and more efficient.

One example of using the PHP Gdn structure is creating a simple login system. The controller handles the user input and checks if the user credentials match those in the database. If the credentials are correct, the view displays a welcome message; if not, it displays an error message.

Example code for the controller:

class LoginController extends Gdn_Controller {
    public function index($sender) {
        if ($sender->Form->authenticatedPostBack() === true) {
            $user = Gdn::authenticator()->checkCredentials(
                $sender->Form->getValue('username'),
                $sender->Form->getValue('password')
            );
            if ($user !== false) {
                // logged in successfully
                $sender->informMessage('Welcome ' . $user->Name . '!');
            } else {
                // login failed
                $sender->validation->addValidationResult('Invalid login credentials.');
            }
        }
        $sender->render();
    }
}

In this example, the index() method is called when the user visits the login page. It checks if the login form has been submitted, and if so, checks the user's credentials using the Gdn::authenticator() method. The method returns a user object if the credentials are correct, or false if they are not.

Example code for the view:

Form->open(['action' => url('login'), 'method' => 'post']); 
echo $this->Form->input('username', ['type' => 'text']);
echo $this->Form->input('password', ['type' => 'password']); 
echo $this->Form->button('Submit'); 
echo $this->Form->close(); 
?>

In this example, the view contains a login form with username and password fields, and a submit button. The PHP Gdn structure is part of the Garden package library, which includes other libraries and modules for building web applications. Some of these packages include: - Garden Core: the core library that provides the basic functions and classes for the PHP Gdn structure - Garden Authentication: provides authentication and authorization functions - Garden Database: provides a database access layer for working with MySQL, PostgreSQL, and SQLite databases - Garden Text: provides string manipulation and text processing functions.

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Example #1

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File: default.php Project: Nordic-T/Nordic-T

 /**
  * This creates the database structure for the plugin.
  * 
  * @return void
  */
 public function Structure()
 {
     GDN::Structure()->Table('AllLikes')->PrimaryKey('ID')->Column('CommentID', 'int(11)', TRUE)->Column('DiscussionID', 'int(11)', TRUE)->Column('UserID', 'int(11)', FALSE)->Set(TRUE);
     Gdn::Structure()->Table('User')->Column('Liked', 'int(11)', 0)->Column('DisLiked', 'int(11)', 0)->Column('ILiked', 'int(11)', 0)->Set();
 }

Example #2

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File: default.php Project: seedbank/old-repo

 /**
  * This creates the database structure for the plugin.
  * 
  * @return void
  */
 public function Structure()
 {
     $Structure = GDN::Structure();
     $Structure->Table('Kudos')->Column('CommentID', 'int(11)', TRUE, 'key')->Column('DiscussionID', 'int(11)', TRUE, 'key')->Column('UserID', 'int(11)', FALSE, 'key')->Column('Action', 'int(1)', TRUE, 'key')->Column('DateUpdated', 'datetime')->Set(TRUE);
 }