[eluser]chriskl[/eluser]
In the XMLRPC server library, a debug check is missing on this line:

$plist .= "$i - " . print_r(get_object_vars($parser_object->xh[$parser]['params'][$i]), TRUE). ";\n";

This causes it to unnecessarily build up gigantic strings during very large XMLRPC requests. It's necessary to change it to:

if ($this->debug === TRUE)
{
$plist .= "$i - " . print_r(get_object_vars($parser_object->xh[$parser]['params'][$i]), TRUE). ";\n";
}

Cheers,

Chris

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
Hi,

I have form which is having one text field, named by CompanyName. when I submit the form it submitting as query string (form method is GET )as i want. The following is sample URL for that : http://localhost/index.php/Companysearch...me=Darwish

I'm trying to get CompanyName within my result function as follows:

[eluser]cinewbie81[/eluser]
Hi all,

I have a helper file named : "setting_helper.php" as following:

[eluser]edoornav[/eluser]
Hi,

I'd like to be able to use mixed segments/querystrings in my urls like this:

http://mydomain.com/mycontroller/mymetho...bar=param3

I've read all of the relevant threads discussing how this might be done, tried many combinations of config values and rewrite rules and still don't seem to be able to get it to work. Does anyone have a simple recipe to reliably get this to work. I would really be grateful.

~ryan

[eluser]jahboite[/eluser]
If I'm using a controller that is supposed to be called only upon submission of a form, how do I ensure that if the URI is typed into the browser address bar, the controller is not called?

I've worked around this issue, by submitting a hidden field with the form and then, in the controller, I check if isset and redirect to the default controller if it isn't
(if it is, I unset it because I'm using: $this->db->insert('table_name',$_POST) ).

This make sense? Is there a CI inbuilt way to do this that doesn't remove the URI functionality for controllers that I would allow to be called from the address bar?

Does anyone have any suggestions for better ways to do this?

[eluser]kevinprince[/eluser]
Hi,
Im building a database based application where pretty much everything being shown in dynamically created.

I have a set of menus which are pulled from the database (lists of kinds of content etc).

Is there a way of making it so these menus can be put in the own class as I dont want to be writing the query in every class i need the menu to appear in.

[eluser]fancms[/eluser]
Currently I have it set up like so:

- template is the main template that wraps around the content. it contains a variable to echo the content passed by the controller
- in the controller I have it set up so that
$data = all the template variables I need to load for that controller

[eluser]mkhairul[/eluser]
Hi all!

I'm quite new to CI. I'd like to know if there's a better way to create a custom error message for a specific field for a certain rule?

For example, I have 3 field test1, test2, test3. I want required rule error message for test1 to be woot, test2 to be wargh and test3 to be something else.


I did a few modifications the Validation library(copied it to the application/library folder and modified it there).

[eluser]MMCCQQ[/eluser]
Fatal error: Call to a member function result() on a non-object in /home/tunerspo/public_html/application/views/spot_side.php on line 8


why???

spot_side.php

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
Hi, everyone. :-)

Here I am, long time reader, first time poster, asking for your kind help with this rare problem.

After a week pulling my hair out, I've finally made the oci8 library work with PHP 5.2.4. As I have the Oracle 8i Client 8.1.7.0.0, I had to download the Oracle 10g Instant Client, reconfigure my path variable, edit my registry malformed NLS_LANG variable, etc. (more info here: http://tinyurl.com/34nzlt, http://tinyurl.com/enrtj and here http://tinyurl.com/2a9wo4).

Now I've been able to query a table from my oracle DB directrly through a PHP script: