I have a view that is called by a master page , the problem is that I pass a array and the second page called, but the data does not arrive as expected.
ex.
//controller index
class Index{
public function index(){
$data = array(
'conteudo'=>'index/index', 'teste'=>'teste'
);
$this->view('template', $data);
}
}
//Página view template
$this->view($conteudo);
//segunda view "index/index"
echo $teste <<<< (esta variavel retorna vazia)
I believe one of the possible implementations ( based on the documentation informed in the comment where the source is available in github ) that if you transform the $ data into an attribute of the class (making it static), you could reuse the data, in the example below all the added value will be stored in the class's $ data attribute, if the field already exists it overwrites, if it does not exist it creates.
<?php
class Controller{
public $model;
public $view;
public static $data = array(); // Alterado
public function model($model){
$md = 'app/model/'.$model.'.php';
if(file_exists($md)){
require_once $md;
return new $model();
}else{
echo "nao existe o arquivo ".$model." em <b>".$md."</b>";
}
}
public function view($view, $data = array()){
$vd = 'app/view/'.$view.'.php';
if(file_exists($vd)){
self::$data = array_merge(self::$data, $data); // Alterado
$extract = extract(self::$data); // Alterado
require_once $vd;
return $extract;
}else{
echo "nao existe o arquivo ".$view." em <b>".$vd."</b>";
}
}
}