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I am developing a system for accounting in PHP, MySQL, jQuery and css, the system is divided into sectors, and each sector has a graphics tab (highcharts plugin), which are generated dynamically according to the parameters passed.

It works as follows:

indexView () - > renderIndex () - > calls menu and options (suppose here that we enter the tax sector):

fiscalControll - > fiscalView () - > renderFiscal () - > invokes the fiscal options and displays the dashboard (now suppose we click on the 'Graphics' tab):

The system calls:

fiscalControll- > fiscalModel () - > get_charts_data_json_from_mysql ($ chart).

In the sequence, the controller gets the data from the fiscalModel () and passes it to the fiscalView () to sort somehow, that's my problem.

Doubt:

  

Should I render the graphics directly by the php function, or on a separate html page with the graphics locations?

     

Note: Both forms work, almost with the same response time, but   which one would be the right one?

    
asked by anonymous 11.04.2017 / 19:34

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Just paraphrasing the concept of View :

  

View: Responsible for all processing required for display, including rendering and rendering of objects.

MVC focuses on View . Therefore, all other layers ( MC ) work almost exclusively for View . However, rendering is the sole responsibility of View .

If any object handling is performed by any other layer, for rendering purposes only, move that logic to View .

The only counterpoints I can add are when the object is too complex and View would only use a small part of it. In this case, the object can be handled previously. However, usually some pattern, such as Proxy / LazyLoad , does this work for you.

As a companion reading, I suggest the following links:

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11.04.2017 / 22:35
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