[eluser]andyd[/eluser]
Hi all CIers, i have been Rapidly developing a website for a UK store and wanted to find out if there was anyone with a 'off the shelf' search engine script.

I want to search multiple tables for a query of words and wondered if anyone can point me in the right direction.

Kind regards

Andy

[eluser]Crimp[/eluser]
Use of the </p><p> for pre-defined block-level elements with tags.

Example to generate headings in flowing text:

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
Hi everyone,

I'm working with CI on a project which implies a tabbed interface.

The contents of all the tabs will be rendered in the same view file which will be handled by a controller so that there will be no page load when the user will click on the tabs. The tab system will be done in Javascript.

Now I got a problem, let me show you my code.
The view file back_configuration_view.php looks like this :

[eluser]deineMudder[/eluser]
Hello everyone.
is there any chance of keeping submitted form values when i use the pagination?
simple idea:

i got a search form. when submitting the form i use the validation class to refill the form with the necessary values and use those values to create my search query. i get my pagination displayed and everything works fine for the first page. if i use my pagination and click another site, my form is empty again and i get no results for the query any longer.

i bet it is a general thinking problem.
maybe anyone can come with a solution or suggestion.

thank you

[eluser]Gordaen[/eluser]
After reading quite a bit about CI, I've decided to give it a try. I'm halfway through redesigning a site, so I figured now is a good time to make the changes. I have a few questions before I get too far though.

I read a few past posts about running multiple sites/applications through CI, and I think I have decided to do mine this way:

/ci_path/application/sitename-dev/
/ci_path/application/sitename-live/

Obviously there will be quite a bit of overlap between the two, but it feels "safer" to keep the development site as a separate application. That way I can be as experimental as I want without too much worry. If everything is good on the dev site, I can copy over the appropriate libraries, views, etc. The naming convention should also make it clear/easy if I decide to modify more of my sites to use CI. Does that make sense?

Would it be best to create additional separate paths for logs, cache, etc. in order to help keep the sites separate? e.g., $config['log_path'] = '/ci_path/logs/sitename-dev/';

Is there any logical way of tying subversion in with all of this? Right now, the site is in a svn repository. I work on the dev site until everything is good and check in the changes. Then I just do an "svn up" on the live site. The way I have it now, however, is that a "settings.php" file is loaded that configures various settings (e.g., logging, database info, etc.). With CI, it makes more sense to just have the appropriate info in each "site's" config file, which would mean I obviously would not include that in the svn repository (unless I used svn hooks, but that's getting away from the simplicity I am going for). Does it make sense to use svn and just be very selective about which files are in the repository, or would it be better to have an auto-loaded config file, or some other option? I don't have to use subversion, I just find it extremely useful.

That's it for now. Thanks for reading such a long (and possibly rambling) first post

[eluser]Kryptonian[/eluser]
Hello guys

Have you guys encountered this in Code Igniter pagination for example you have a list of records then if you clicked the pagination link like number 2 you will go the second page but if you check the pagination links.... the page number 2 is not in bold format. The bold format is still in the 1st page (number 1).



Here's the code:
Code:

&lt;?php

// ------------------------------- my controller --------------------------------- //
function index($page = '0') {

$pagination_config['base_url'] = site_url() . 'settings/categories/index/';
$pagination_config['total_rows'] = $total;
$pagination_config['per_page'] = '5';
$pagination_config['full_tag_open'] = '<p>';
$pagination_config['full_tag_close'] = '</p>';
$this->pagination->initialize( $pagination_config );

echo $this->pagination->create_links();

}

// ------------------------------- my model --------------------------------- //
function __construct($page = 0) {
// call parent constructor
parent::Model();

$CI =& get_instance();
$CI->load->model( 'Database_model' );

$user_code = $this->session->userdata( 'user_code' );
$company_code = $this->session->userdata( 'company_code' );

$today = date("Y-m-d");
$tomorrow = date('Y-m-d', strtotime("+1 day, $today"));

$where =
"
`company_code` = '$company_code'
AND '$tomorrow' BETWEEN `valid_from` AND `valid_to`
";

$order_by = ' ORDER BY `category_id` ASC LIMIT '.$page.', 5';
$result = $CI->Database_model->select( 'DISTINCT *', CATEGORY, $where, $total, $order_by );

return $result;
}


?&gt;


Thanks in advance ;-)

[eluser]DennisP[/eluser]
On this page, there is an error.

In the example model, the following is found:

[eluser]Myles Wakeham[/eluser]
I have a large framework of code that I've built up over the past year or so with CI and its great. However its not AJAX enabled, and along comes a really great tool that I want to use (Delphi for PHP) that implements a really nice WYSIWYG IDE for code generation, and is based on the Qooxdoo AJAX framework.

So I have started to try and integrate the code that it creates into my CI framework. The code that it builds is a PHP file with typically a class per form, a series of require_once lines for included code, and an associated XML file that contains all the properties of the class that are used for display.

The HTML that it sends to the browser has a bunch of included Javascript libraries for the AJAX stuff, but this is typically generated and sent through the PHP code that it creates.

I've tried to work out how best to integrate this sort of code. Its not a CI library, nor is it a plug-in. I use Smarty a lot and I'd like to integrate these pages as 'blocks' of HTML within my existing page templates, but that doesn't work very well because of all the Javascript header content. So I moved all of their JS files into my template header (which worked ok) and now I'm left with the resulting code to integrate.

If anyone has had experience in trying to integrate code produced by other 3rd party code generators, etc. into CI and has some suggestions on things they did that worked well, I'm all ears.

Thanks
Myles

[eluser]CI Lee[/eluser]
Hello all,

I have integrated the paypal module into a site and it I have it working with the exception of a few things. Mainly it is passing the same data to the paypal form and I have no way to uniquely identify the payment with an order. So I wanted to pass some data to through the custom field.

[eluser]jvittetoe[/eluser]
i am trying to create a simple app that will basically have the same basic layout from page to page. how can i got about creating a main layout file like this...