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PHP modularization for front-end ajax call implementation ajax php post jquery ajax php ajax points

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Due to temporary needs, I need ajax to call methods in php. I simply wrote a php file. The file defines two methods. How to use ajax to call different methods of the same php file.
The following is the abc.php file. The two methods I defined, a method and b method

<code><span><span><?php</span><span><span>class</span><span>abc</span>
    {</span><span><span>function</span><span>a</span><span>()</span>{</span><span>echo</span> something;
        }
        <span><span>function</span><span>b</span><span>(<span>$args</span>)</span>{</span><span>echo</span> something;
            }
        }
    }
<span>?></span></span></code>

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The following is Controller.php. This file is a controller that calls other specific functional classes and plays a pivotal role, mainly through reflection. When implementing

<code><span><span><?php</span><span>if</span> (!<span>empty</span>(<span>$_REQUEST</span>[<span>'action'</span>])) {  
        <span>try</span> {    
            <span>$action</span> = explode(<span>'/'</span>, <span>$_REQUEST</span>[<span>'action'</span>]);    
            <span>$class_name</span> = <span>$action</span>[<span>0</span>];    
            <span>$method_name</span> = <span>$action</span>[<span>1</span>];    
            <span>require</span><span>$class_name</span> . <span>'.php'</span>;    
            <span>$class</span> = <span>new</span> ReflectionClass(<span>$class_name</span>);    
            <span>if</span> (class_exists(<span>$class_name</span>)) {      
                <span>if</span> (<span>$class</span>->hasMethod(<span>$method_name</span>)) {        
                    <span>$func</span> = <span>$class</span>->getmethod(<span>$method_name</span>);        
                    <span>$instance</span> = <span>$class</span>->newInstance();        
                    <span>$func</span>->invokeArgs(<span>$instance</span>, <span>array</span>(<span>$_REQUEST</span>));                              
                }    
            }  
        } 
        <span>catch</span> (<span>Exception</span><span>$exc</span>) {    
            <span>echo</span><span>$exc</span>->getTraceAsString();  
        }
    }
<span>?></span></span></span></code>

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using ajax, use the following writing method to only call the a method in abc.php:

<code>$.ajax({
         type:<span>"POST"</span>,
         url: <span>'Controller.php?action=abc/a'</span>,    
         dataType: <span>'json'</span>,
         success: <span><span>function</span><span>(data)</span> {</span>         }
      });</code>

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If you need to pass parameters, you can call it like this:

<code>$.ajax({
         <span><span>type</span>:"<span>POST</span>",</span>
         url: '<span>Controller</span>.php',   
         <span><span>data</span>:<span>{
            <span>action</span>=<span>abc</span>/<span>b</span>,
            参数1: 123,
            参数2: 456}</span></span>
         dataType: 'json',
         success: function(<span><span>data</span>) <span>{

         }</span></span>
      });</code>

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The above introduces the implementation of PHP modularization for front-end ajax calls, including the content of ajax and PHP. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.