http://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/Wpisy z dziennika internetowego Jogger, wspomaganego przez JabberaMon, 21 May 2012 10:07:30 +0200JoggerPLhttp://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/#c1292628I'm using a map file for url parsing, but have a different take on the parameters.Say I've got a match for http://example.com/news set - the path is set to /news (for example passing the control to news::start())and anything that is after the path, eg. http://example.com/news/omg-its-really-working/comments is passed as an array to the function.So the real function declaration would be:class News extends Controller implements IController { function start($params = array()) { //... }}And the $params array would contain another array (one for GET and one for POST) with all the data after the path (in the example it would be array(0=>'omg-its-really-working', 1=>'comments')).Wed, 19 Nov 2008 08:07:12 +0100http://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/#c1292628http://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/#c1312376can anyone tell me how to i use 1form's variable in other form in php with mysqlOrCan i pass one value to other formFri, 26 Dec 2008 10:30:13 +0100http://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/#c1312376http://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/#c1448346testingWed, 30 Sep 2009 14:20:17 +0200http://stronger.epsi.pl/2008/11/19/annotations-based-url-mapping-in-php/#c1448346