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Routing Issue - Related to Capitalization - ian.maroney - 09-28-2015 Hey all, I'm running two applications out of a single system folder (runs well on localhost), and having trouble with the second application routing properly. Application 1 (The Public Site) In switching from 2.X.X to 3.X.X, I went through and changed my File and Class names to Ucfirst as recommended here: http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/installation/upgrade_300.html#step-2-update-your-classes-file-names Everything is running smoothly for this 1st application. Application 2 (The Admin/CMS) Application sits in "/admin" directory at the site root. File and Class names were changed here as recommended in the upgrade guide, but things aren't working as expected. I am receiving 404s when visiting URLs that are not capitalized like their File/Class names As an example: visiting /admin/login throws a 404. Visiting /admin/Login resolves correctly. Controller file is Login.php and begins with  class Login extends Simple_Controller Additional Info: /admin Application makes use of an extended CI_Controller class. MY_Controller extends CI_Controller, Simple_Controller extends MY_Controller for routes that do not require authentication, while Authenticated_Controller extends MY_Controller for routes that require Authentication. Both applications run inside of the directory ".application" within their respective locations. Both application share a single system directory at the root of the site. Application 2 runs in the "/application" directory. Has anyone dealt with issues like this? A little confused why case-sensitivity applies in a child-directory of the site root, but not at the site root. - Ian RE: Routing Issue - Related to Capitalization - ian.maroney - 09-29-2015 SOLVED Quite foolish to not catch it sooner, but fresh eyes always help. I had extended the Router class in the old 2.X.X version of my application to allow hyphens in routes globally. Removing the MY_Router from my application solved the issue (and is no longer required now that CI 3 allows for the option of hyphens in routes).