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You could, but that will break the MVC pattern. I'm sure you can find a better way of doing what you want. What exactly do you want in your view ? A view should be the "dumbest" part of your application, so try not to involve any logic in it.

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Thanks for the reply. Sorry for my long time to reply (forum doen't send email when answer is posted :( )

It's about formating content., I want my views to be the simplest possible. So it can be in controller.

How can I use controller methods in view ?

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Just create a variable in the controller that would passed the content into the view. You shouldn't do that kind of approach. As ChrisRM said, It would break the MVC pattern

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