[eluser]matthewr[/eluser]
I get the weirdest errors! Whenever I upload JPGs saved in photoshop everything's fine, but when i upload images saved using iPhoto i get this

Quote:An Error Was Encountered

The path to the image is not correct.

Your server does not support the GD function required to process this type of image.

[eluser]jedd[/eluser]
Howdi,

Just starting to dip my toe into CI, MVC, and the OO(ish) aspects of PHP5. I've got a decent understanding of PHP and HTML.

I'm looking at the HTML table templates ( http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-gui...table.html ) and the templating feature looks like something I'd want to abstract out to another file to be shared in lots of different places.

My question is simply where should that file be?

I know some of this can (should?) be done in CSS, but I suspect bits of it would be easier if used as part of the $this->table class.

I'm thinking of a number of lines that look like this:

[eluser]tfliam[/eluser]
Hi, I'm building a large website and there's a lot of similar coding in many controllers, how could I put them in a separate file for code reusing?

For eg in my system/application/controllers/home.php, I have

Quote:<?php

class Article_Submit extends Controller {

function Article_submit() {parent::Controller();}

function index()
{
$array_controller = $this->web_controller->get_web_controller_by_controller('article_submit');

//CODE << CONTAINS OVER 20 LINES OF SIMILAR CODING
}
}
?&gt;

[eluser]Colin Williams[/eluser]
Template Library Version 1.2 has been released. Version 1.2 is an update to the Template class API and includes no bug fixes or new features.

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Visit the Template Library Homepage

View the Change Log

Still using Template 1.1? See the Ignited Code thread covering Template 1.1

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The Template library, written for the CodeIgniter PHP-framework, is a wrapper for CI’s View implementation. Template is a reaction to the numerous questions from the CI community regarding how one would display multiple views for one controller, and how to embed “views within views” in a standardized fashion. In addition, Template provides extra Views loading capabilities and shortcuts for including CSS, JavaScript, and other common elements in your final rendered HTML.

Using Template looks like this:

[eluser]The Wizard[/eluser]
Hello Friends


ive a question about the general workflow of load->library function.
In the XAJAX and CodeIgniter webpage and in the Wiki for it,
here http://codeigniter.com/wiki/XAJAX/ to be exact, ive seen that
the XAJAX files are just downloaded, renamed and then put into
CodeIgniter libraries folder and then are loaded with a line like:

$this->load->library('xajax');

and then should be avaible for using it.

My question is:
is any other library accessible like this?
are there any special changes made to a lib that
we want to use like this?

is there anything special we dont know about?

thanks in advance

[eluser]dsims[/eluser]

[eluser]PHP Programmer[/eluser]
hi

I am trying to upload a file (any type) in userauth application. But I am unable to do so.

How can I do it? Please help.

Thanks
Anuj

[eluser]PHP Programmer[/eluser]
Hi

I am trying to 'remember me' feature of userauth application but it is not working. I am unable to keep remember my username/password for future use. Also, I have enabled cookies in my system.

Is there something I need to do in the function to correct this feature??

Please help

Thanks
Anuj

[eluser]Vang[/eluser]
Unfortunately the validation library 'assumes' that all forms by default are empty. However most of the time you need default values mostly for checkboxes and radio buttons. It would be great to be able to define an array with default values.

Any plans of implementing that into the next CI ?

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
Is it worth the trouble trying to reverse the a/b/c/d/e type of paths with ../../../../, or is it better to just use the absolute links?