@edmond_brakus
In CodeIgniter, you can print values using the echo
or print
functions. You can also use the var_dump()
or print_r()
functions for printing arrays or objects.
Here's an example of how to print a value in CodeIgniter controller or view:
Controller:
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$data = "Hello, CodeIgniter!"; echo $data; |
View:
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echo $data; |
You can also load a view file and pass data to it using the CodeIgniter $this->load->view()
function:
Controller:
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$data = "Hello, CodeIgniter!"; $this->load->view('your_view', array('data' => $data)); |
View (your_view.php):
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echo $data; |
Remember to always escape any user input before displaying it in your views to prevent XSS attacks. You can use the htmlspecialchars()
function for this.