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| en:tutorials:jurl [2012/01/23 17:10] – [1 - Introduction] foxmask | en:tutorials:jurl [2012/04/14 18:44] (current) – [4 - Conclusion] laurent | ||
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| Where : | Where : | ||
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| - __news__ is the __module__ name, | - __news__ is the __module__ name, | ||
| - | - __default__ is the name of my __contrôleur__, | + | - __default__ is the name of my __controller__, |
| - and __index__ is my __method__. | - and __index__ is my __method__. | ||
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| A concret case of this usage through a controller, could be for a form which always uses the same fields to create and edit a news, but the action itself will be different. | A concret case of this usage through a controller, could be for a form which always uses the same fields to create and edit a news, but the action itself will be different. | ||
| - | Let's have a look to the following example | + | Let's have a look to the following example |
| ==== the controller ==== | ==== the controller ==== | ||
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| with jelix, **jUrl** is the essential tool for porting its applications in heterogeneous environments and a very flexible implementation. | with jelix, **jUrl** is the essential tool for porting its applications in heterogeneous environments and a very flexible implementation. | ||
| - | [[http:// | + | [[http://docs.jelix.org/en/manual-1.3/ |
