[eluser]jackIgniter[/eluser]
I have a admin sub folder in my CI controllers folder. And it works fine until I added one more folder above my admin folder.

For example:

[eluser]lszanto[/eluser]
Hey, I've been fiddling round with CodeIgniter for around a week now and am starting to get the hang of it and realizing how powerful and helpful it is, this is my first project that i've launched and it is just a simple image uploader.

Feedback would be great.

http://lszanto.hosttds.com/uploader/

[eluser]MMCCQQ[/eluser]
hi

i workin in a friend system. i got this problem
i got two table SQL

friends_add - id - id_user - friends - added

member - id - username - avastar

so i want get de Request list of a X id. and get de Username and avastar with his id.

i do this;

CONTROLLER
$id = my id ; ex : 1

Quote:<?php foreach($friends as $row2):?>
<img width="60" height="60" src="/&lt;?=$row2->avastar;?&gt;">
&lt;?=$row2->username;?&gt;

[eluser]kevinprince[/eluser]
So, this evening I was trying to cut the development time of a mediumish CRM system I'm building for a sport organization. Which in future will be open sourced and I cant believe how badly done or overtly complex people are making simple accounting systems.

Im probably going to just write it myself, however has anyone got any ideas on decent simple ledger apps which use PHP and MYSQL?

If not has anyone done any basic accounts systems and would like to share any advice on creating one, as while im not clueless (business student turned programmer), It would be great to get ideas.

[eluser]Majd Taby[/eluser]
Hey, I want to create a new validation library, MY_Validation, it works, but only if i put the file in application/libraries/ I need to be able to put it in application/backend/libraries.

I looked at system/codeigniter/Common.php and it seems to accomodate for it (using APPPATH, which includes the subdirectory), but it just doesn't work. Here's the error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class CI_Validation in /Users/majd/Sites/portal_wc/system/libraries/Validation.php on line 43

here's how the code looks:

[eluser]datdesignguy[/eluser]
Hi,

I'm currently developing my first CI application, and one of the limitations I'm working with is that our office is running IIS 6, and the IT guys won't let me install an IIS equivalent to apache's mod_rewrite.

So, I've got my database all set up here, and I configured CI to run in querystring mode, but now I'm wondering how the heck I trigger scaffolding?

I tried http://example.com?c=scaffolded_controller&scaffold;_trigger

where 'scaffold_trigger' is the trigger word I set in my routes.php file but nothing happened.

Is there currently anyway to trigger scaffolding when .htacces/URL rewriting is not available?

Thanks,

Greg J

[eluser]FuzzyJared[/eluser]
I am able to upload all necessary files for my application with the exception of pdf files. I have gone through a couple of posts about this. One of which was posted just over a year ago.

Long story short when I echo out the $this->file_type within the Upload.php I get the following -
application/unknown

Which is obviously a problem as I can't exactly allow application/unkown

The weird part is this happens using Firefox 2.0.0.08 but not in safari on a mac. I have not validated yet on a pc.

I should also mention that Apache 2 and PHP 5.2.3

Tanx in advance

[eluser]scottelundgren[/eluser]
I'm writing an application that requires authentication & authorization. I've written a controller that handles these requirements but now I face a dilemma and need some architectural advice.

Once my "login" controller performs the authentication and authorization routines I'd like to redirect my user into another controller based on their role. What I envision is that these "role controllors" would then load the role models, fetch data and perform the view:

[eluser]Eric Barnes[/eluser]
Hi,

I have this query:

[eluser]skfriese[/eluser]
Is there any way to restrict access to the content within a web-accessible folder using the login details contained within a PHP session? Please read scenario below before replying. ;-)

I have an existing CodeIgniter application that happens to serve up web accessible content. Users are required to login to view the content, and their sessions are managed through DB-based PHP sessions. This all works fine, for the most part. However, it is still possible to access the web-accessible content directly by bypassing the CodeIgnitor application altogether and entering the URL to the content within the browser's address bar.

Now, the reason why this is now a problem is that there was never a requirement to "lock down" the content. The application merely tracks the user's progress through the content using AJAX if the user is logged into the application. No such progress is tracked if accessed "outside of the application". No big deal, but the client wishes to lock this content down now, and only allow those logged into the system to access it.

Being familiar with htaccess/htpasswd, I am able to restrict access to main content folder, but then the users must login again to launch the content. Thus my question above. Is there any way to "set" the $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_USER'] or $_SERVER['PHP_AUTH_PW'] through PHP, so that I can set the HTTP authentication criteria when the user logs into the application? I'm also familiar with passing requests to the content using a "proxy" PHP script and authenticating that way instead, but that is not an option with this type of content as it is structured.

Any direction is greatly appreciated. I've attempted some serious Google-Fu over the past couple of days with no luck so far. :-S