Db::FETCH_FUNC

integer FETCH_FUNC

Http\RequestInterface::get

abstract public get ([mixed $name], [mixed $filters], [mixed $defaultValue]) ...

Db\Profiler\Item::getFinalTime

public getFinalTime () Timestamp when the profile ended

Annotations\Annotation::getNamedParameter

public mixed getNamedParameter (mixed $name) Returns a named parameter

Access Control Lists (ACL)

Phalcon\Acl provides an easy and lightweight management of ACLs as well as the permissions attached to them. Access Control Lists (ACL) allow an application to control access to its areas and the underlying objects from requests. You are encouraged to read more about the ACL methodology so as to be familiar with its concepts. In summary, ACLs have roles and resources. Resources are objects which abide by the permissions defined to them by the ACLs. Roles are objects that request access to resou

Mvc\Model\Manager::isKeepingSnapshots

public isKeepingSnapshots (Phalcon\Mvc\ModelInterface $model) Checks if a model is keeping snapshots for the queried records

Mvc\Model\Relation::getOptions

public string | array getOptions () Returns the options

Assets Management

Phalcon\Assets is a component that allows you to manage static resources such as CSS stylesheets or JavaScript libraries in a web application. Phalcon\Assets\Manager is available in the services container, so you can add resources from any part of the application where the container is available. Adding Resources Assets supports two built-in resources: CSS and JavaScripts. You can create other resources if you need. The assets manager internally stores two default collections of resources - one

Events\ManagerInterface::attach

abstract public attach (mixed $eventType, mixed $handler) ...

Mvc\UrlInterface::get

abstract public get ([mixed $uri], [mixed $args], [mixed $local]) ...