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Passing Arrays to the View in MVC in PHP

You can also pass arrays to the view. Let's, for example, pass an array of users:

<?php namespace Project\Controllers; use Core\Controller; class PageController extends Controller { public function act() { return $this->render('page/act', [ 'header' => 'users list', 'users' => ['user1', 'user2', 'user3'], ]); } } ?>

You can access each element of the array:

<h1><?= $header ?></h1> <ul> <li><?= $users[0]; ?></li> <li><?= $users[1]; ?></li> <li><?= $users[2]; ?></li> </ul>

Or you can iterate through the array with a loop and form the necessary HTML code:

<h1><?= $header ?></h1> <ul> <?php foreach ($users as $user): ?> <li><?= $user; ?></li> <?php endforeach; ?> </ul>

Perform the described manipulations, and then access our action via the address bar. Make sure that the text from the view you created appears in the browser.

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