Hi, MVC is a good way to manage responsibilities in your code. The model is responsible for representing your database and the view for representing your user interface. These two areas remain distinct from each other and I think this is the key principle in MVC. The controller can 'see' both the model and the view and is responsible for managing access to the database through the model, gathering data required by the view and handling site navigation along the way. You can program things this way yourself with some care or you can use an MVC framework. I have used Cake PHP (http://cakephp.org) on several projects and once you've got into the swing of things it is great at guiding you towards good MVC practices. Brian ________________________________ From: php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of swetarathi3 Sent: 07 June 2009 14:15 To: php-objects@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: MVC In Php I have 6 month of exp. In php. I want to write my code in mvc Architecture. I find one article written on mvc in php. http://www.sourcecode4you.com/article/articleview/5dfe0fd3-5808-4fb2-818 e-51c807cf8c6a/mvc-architecture-in-php.aspx <http://www.sourcecode4you.com/article/articleview/5dfe0fd3-5808-4fb2-81 8e-51c807cf8c6a/mvc-architecture-in-php.aspx> please help me it is right or wrong [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
