Application makes an AJAX request to a method in a controller.
The controller then calls a method in the model to run a query on the DB and then return the results.
AJAX "type" specified as POST.
Even though $_POST superglobal values are available for use in model, should one still list the $_POST values in the model method signature?
I'm thinking this is best practice so people dissecting a system can quickly see inputs going into model methods
$this->Students_table_model->attendance_history_get($_POST['students_id'],$_POST['start_date'],$_POST['end_date']);
public function attendance_history_get($students_id,$start,$end)
VS
$this->Students_table_model->attendance_history_get();
and then just using the available $_POST values in model method attendance_history_get()