Hey, im building my first Fuel app and although im learning alot as I go this one issue is perplexing me.
I have decided to use Modules for most of the app as I prefer the HMVC organisation, however
<code>$current_user = \Model_Users::find_by_username( \Auth::get_screen_name());</code>
throws an exception and doesnt want to be found unless its places in /app/classes/models/. As this is wrong I was wondering if anyone had an idea how to fix it so I can use modular models and refer to them around the app. Ive been searching for any solution, reading the fuel blog articles and generally trying everything I can think of, but im not fresh out of ideas.
The Module is found in /modules/users
It has:
/classes/controllers
/classes/models (this is the one that doesnt work)
/views/
the top of the users.php (which is only found in fuel/app/classes/models/ is very simple and looks like:
<code>
<?php
class Model_Users extends \Orm\Model
{
protected static $_properties = array(
'id',
'username',
'password',
'group',
'companyid',
'email',
'last_login',
'login_hash',
'remember_me',
'profile_fields',
'created_at',
'updated_at'
);
</code>
... any help would be awesome...
Everything in the module must be namespaced with that module.
Thus it's full name would be Users\Model_Users.
<?php
namespace Users;
class Model_Users extends \Orm\Model {
//...etc
One final note: it's common convention to name models singular, this is because each instance of the class will represent a single "user" in this case and not multiple. Thus making the following examples more logical code:
$user = new Users\Model_User();
$user instanceof Users\Model_User;
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