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Chapter 8: Last-Minute Upgrades

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The create() function checks for POST data. If there is a page name in the POST data, then add the
page using your model function addPage(). If there aren ’ t any POST data, show the adminpages
create view.

function create(){

if ($this- > input- > post(‘name’)){

$this- > MPages- > addPage();

$this- > session- > set_flashdata(‘message’,’Page created’);

redirect(‘admin/pages/index’,’refresh’);

}else{

$data[‘title’] = “Create Page”;

$data[‘main’] = ‘admin_pages_create’;

$this- > load- > vars($data);

$this- > load- > view(‘dashboard’);

}

}

The same thing goes for the edit() function. If you detect POST data, use updatePage() to update the

record in the database. If not, load the admin_pages_edit function and retrieve the appropriate

pages record using the passed - in argument $id.

function edit($id=0){

if ($this- > input- > post(‘name’)){

$this- > MPages- > updatePage();

$this- > session- > set_flashdata(‘message’,’Page updated’);

redirect(‘admin/pages/index’,’refresh’);

}else{

$data[‘title’] = “Edit Page”;

$data[‘main’] = ‘admin_pages_edit’;

$data[‘page’] = $this- > MPages- > getPage($id);

$this- > load- > vars($data);

$this- > load- > view(‘dashboard’);

}

}

Finally, the delete() function takes whatever you pass in as an argument ( $id ) and passes that value to

deletePage().

function delete($id){

$this- > MPages- > deletePage($id);

$this- > session- > set_flashdata(‘message’,’Page deleted’);

redirect(‘admin/pages/index’,’refresh’);

}

}//end class

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