- Seme Framework
- version 4.0.3
- Requirements
- Download & Install
- Configuration
- Tutorials
- URI Routing
- Constants
- Global Variables
- Model
- View
- Controller
- cdn_url
- config
- constructor
- getAdditional
- getAdditionalBefore
- getAdditionalAfter
- getAuthor
- getCanonical
- getContentLanguage
- getDescription
- getIcon
- getJsContent
- getJsFooter
- getJsReady
- getKey
- getKeyword
- getLang
- getRobots
- getShortcutIcon
- getThemeElement
- getTitle
- input
- lib
- load
- loadCss
- loadLayout
- putThemeContent
- putJsContent
- putJsFooter
- putJsReady
- putThemeContent
- render
- resetThemeContent
- session
- setAuthor
- setCanonical
- setContentLanguage
- setDescription
- setIcon
- setKey
- setKeyword
- setLang
- setShortcutIcon
- setTheme
- setTitle
- Library
- CLI (command line interface)
- Core
- Issue
- Deployment
Global Variables and Functions
Like the other framework, Seme Framework has several global Variables and Functions that you can use for your web app.
base_url()
This global function return full path url. Please make sure your $base_url
are set properly for each configurations.
base_url_admin()
This global function return full path url for admin secret url. Please make sure your $base_url_admin
are set properly for each configurations.
Controller::debug()
This global function will echo pre formatted text for debugging purpose.
dd()
Same as Controller::debug()
this global function will echo pre formatted text for debugging purpose.
$__forward
This global variable used by view for forwarding variable between view.
Example
Lets say we have view structure like below:
app/
└── view/
└── front/
├── page/
│ └── html/
│ ├── header.php
│ ├── navbar.php
│ └── foter.php
└── col-1.php
On col-1.php we will call html/header.php
and from then will called html/navbar.php
.
// ilustration
header.php <----- navbar.php
So that all the contents of the variables are passed inside html/header.php
can be pass through into html/header.php
by using $__forward
variable.
And here is the impementation.
<?php
$this->getThemeElement('page/html/navbar', $__forward);
?>