I've just switched from CI to FUEL, and start playing with this nice framework.
I've just blocked to modules section, and i have a problem understanding how models are loaded inside modules.
I've created a module named test.
I've created a controller named Welcome
I've created a model named users.
Controller code looks like that:
namespace Test;
use \Model\Users;
class Controller_Welcome extends \Controller {
public function action_index()
{
$result = Users::list_users( array( 1, 3, 5, 6, 7 ) );
return TRUE;
}
}
Model code looks like:
namespace Model;
class Users extends \Model {
public static function list_users( $data )
{
// some data here...
return $data;
}
}
And the error is... ErrorException [ Error ]: Class 'Model\Users' not found.
best regards,
Paul.
Where exactly did you create this model?
A module is in essence nothing more then a namespace that maps to a location on disk. if you have created this model in /app/classes/model, that this is absolutely correct. If you have created the model in modules/test/classes/model, then it's wrong.
Every class in a module must be in the module namespace (or a sub-namespace). So if you have created it in the module, it should be
namespace Test\Model;
class Users extends \Model {}
And in your controller
namespace Test;
use Model\Users; // note NO leading slash, it's relative to the controller namespace !
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