Re: views controller model understand

On 04/06/12 12:44, gorgoro wicks wrote:
> Hello there again
>
>
> if i have understand the blog tutorial correct when i create a view i
> have to create a controller and a model is that right?
> What i mean is that on MVC is like , that a view must have a
> controller and a model if i want to persist something .
>
> But if don't want that(persistence) can i have view with controller
> only ?
>
> The normal way to implement a page is create the view folder then
> the controller and then the model connect them with code and then
> move on?is that right ?Have i understand that right?
>
> thanks a lot
>
Data persistence is done in the Model.

The Controller controls the flow of logic, reads and writes data through
the model and initiates data display through the view.

The view displays data given to it by a controller or requested from a
controller.

The 'usual' method of development is to create your model then your
controller and then your views since you will need normally need a view
for each action in the controller.

If you do not need data persistence at all and it's just a single static
page that you want displayed then Cake already has a Pages controller
object to do this. It's where cake puts the welcome page by default when
you do a cake bake and can be found in app/View/Pages/home.ctp. You can
create any static view that does not require controller logic there.

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