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* Template File: Tina MVC Wordpress admin pages - running code on hooks.
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* @package Tina-MVC
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<h2>Adding Models</h2>
<?php /* <p><em><strong>NB:</strong> All paths are relative to the Tina MVC plugin folder: <code><?= TINA_MVC\plugin_folder() ?></code>.</em></p> */ ?>
<p>All persistent data should be accessed through a model. The Tina MVC model class is really just a skeleton. Wordpress custom posts can cater for many
requirements. For anything more complicated, (for example if you are using custom tables) you should create functions for yoru CRUD operations
in a model class.</p>
<p>For convenience, the <code>$wpdb</code> object is accessible from within a model as <code>$this->DB</code> and <code>$this->wbpd</code>.</p>