Example #1
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$editRecipe;
if (isset($_GET['addRecipe'])) {
    //new recipe
    $editRecipe = 0;
    require_once "views/edit_recipe.php";
    die;
} else {
    if (isset($_GET['edit'])) {
        require_once "models/DB.php";
        require_once "models/Recipe.php";
        require_once "models/Ingredient.php";
        require_once "models/units_of_measure.php";
        require_once "models/Step.php";
        //pull ingredients and units of measure alphabetically from database
        $ing = Ingredient::findAll($dbh);
        $units = units_of_measure::findAll($dbh);
        $newEntry = new Recipe();
        $newEntry->find($_GET['edit'], $dbh);
        $steps = Step::findAllSteps($dbh, $_GET['edit']);
        $ingredients = Ingredient::findAllIngredients($dbh, $_GET['edit']);
        $editRecipe = 1;
        require_once "views/edit_recipe.php";
        die;
    }
}
// Route 1: user comes here to add a new recipe, show them a blank form
// Route 2: user comes here to edit a specific recipe
//   (you'll need to grab that id from the query string)
// Route 3a: user entered a new recipe details and is trying to save it
//   create an object, set values, validate and save, just like in the lab
//   if all is well, send to ShowRecipe to see the added recipe