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<?php
/**
* This is a controller. It links the views related to the codeviewer together with the model, which holds
* the logic.
*
* Function names equals path. Example: codeviewer/show in the url calls the function show in the controller
* codeviewer (this file below).
*
* The params after the url equals the input arguments of the function. Function show() has 3 arguments
* and therefore requires 3 arguments to be given in the url, like so: codeviewer/show/courseid/exampleid/pageid
*/
class Codeviewer extends CI_Controller {
/**
* This shows the codeviewer page
*/
public function show($cid, $category, $subcategory, $example){
$headTagData['cssFiles'] = array('headTag', 'header', 'codeviewer');
$headTagData['jsFiles'] = array('ace/ace', 'header');
$this->load->model('codeviewer/Codeviewer_model');
$editorHTML = $this->Codeviewer_model->getCode($cid, $category, $subcategory, $example);
$this->load->model('user');
$userInfo = array(
'userType' => $this->user->getUserType(),
'userName' => $this->user->getUserName()
);
$this->load->helper('form');
// $doc = $this->Codeviewer_model->getDoc($cid, $category, $subcategory, $example);
// This loads the view. It's stored in application/views/codeviewer/codeviewer.php
// Do note that application/views should not be in the first argument of view()
// The second argument is data to be shown in the view. "editors" => "test" would
// generate an $editors variable in the view containing "test"
$this->load->view('headTag', array('headTagData' => $headTagData));
$this->load->view('header', $userInfo);
$this->load->view('codeviewer/codeviewer', array("editors" => $editorHTML));
}
}
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