Dave Hollingworth

Composer was designed for PHP packages, i.e. PHP code that will be used on the server. By design, files not in the public folder can't be accessed in a browser,...

Query parameters are not affected, you can still access them in the `$_GET` array as always, for example using the URL example above it would be `$sortby = $_GET['sortby'];`

Hi - you need to put that file in the public folder, so public/accounts.txt. You should then be able to access it at example.com/accounts.txt. If you have the framework in...

In this framework the routes are defined in the [public/index.php](https://github.com/daveh/php-mvc/blob/master/public/index.php#L28) file.

The URLs for your included files need to be based on the path to the public folder - so for example if you have a file pubic/css/main.css, you would include...

Hi Martijn, these are controller action filters - details of how to use them [here](https://github.com/daveh/php-mvc#action-filters). Cheers, Dave

This depends on how you want the addons to work - if you don't change the core code, then you're limited to controllers, and the action filters mentioned above. If...

Hi - if you're a student on the Udemy course, please ask any questions in the Q&A section there. As for your code, you need to call the model method...

The method doesn't have any arguments - try this: ``` public function indexAction() { // $this->$args = []; ```

It could be a cache issue - try deleting the entire **vendor** folder and running `composer install` again