[eluser]JosGo[/eluser]
Is there anybody interested in a CI-library to generate a menu as in my pre-CI-webapplication Gardenlog? Log on using ukguest / ukguest if you're more comfortable with English than Dutch.
I'am converting it to CI. If enough people like it I will publish it.

[eluser]deineMudder[/eluser]
hello again
compliments first: the more i use CI the more i love it, its a wonderful framework and really speeds up coding.

tho, here is my question.
my controller 'user' got the following functions (search/list/add/edit/delete).
i guess the basic modes for a cms. there is a html template creating a basic table layout to sort all elements on the page ... just like this

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
If possible, I would like to write my form code only once and use that code for both creating new objects and for updating existing objects. Repopulating the form after a submission is easy using the validation framework. For both edit and create, I just do this:

[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
Hi there, don't know if this is the right forum but...

When passing data to calendar, like: (as in user guide)

[eluser]PoWah[/eluser]
I've done everything following http://codeigniter.com/wiki/FCKeditor/ page and I get an error: The URI you submitted has disallowed characters. when I try to load fckeditor in browser

Any ideas? :/

[eluser]metalking[/eluser]
Hi everybody!

I'm having a problem with my CI app. On my computer, running PHP5 and MySQL, everything's OK, my app connects to the database, retreives datas...

The problem is, when I upload my application (with new database.php and config.php files with the actual informations of my webhost), CI cannot connect to my database, and shows the following error message:

Unable to connect to your database server using the provided settings.

What's the problem? My database infos are correct (I'm sure of this), the path to my application is correctly set in the config.php file...

Thanks

PS: My webhost is running PHP5 and MySQL too

[eluser]deineMudder[/eluser]
Hello,
sadly i got another basic question i guess, where i lack understanding of CI.

my actual controller folder looks like this

[eluser]marcoss[/eluser]
I've been using hooks for a long time now, but I've decided to try the Filters System because it seems to be a better approach to accomplish some basic routines.

Unfortunately there is a bug in the system, when you try to apply a filter to a controller placed withing a directory it won't trigger. I went over the code and find out that the way it handles the matches is where the problem resides, it is exploding the match by the '/' on in, so CI thinks it is a class instead of a directory.

As an example, if i want to apply a filter to "admin/login" where admin is the directory and login the class name it won't work.

Any ideas on a better implementation of it?

[eluser]awpti[/eluser]
Pretend you need a gallery that is:

A.) Simple enough for a designer to completely customize the layout of without learning a complicated API.
B.) Doesn't need a heavy login/plugin/module system (only need 1 user to manage it)
C.) Can password protect categories if needed
D.) Can upload files both via the web and via FTP (To a specific upload directory for later processing)..

What other features would you like to see?

My current design document looks something like this:

[eluser]richard_ctv[/eluser]
Hello, I am new to these forums and to CodeIgniter.

I have an application I'm working on, and I have got bogged down, so I was looking for a framework to use. I'm very impressed with CodeIgniter (compared with the dozen or so other I have looked at so far) - the system actually makes sense to me - but I have a couple of issues I need to solve quite quickly, hence my post.

I will port the existing code to the framework (this is trivial given I already use a basic MVC layout).

The four problems I have are:

1. I run separate blog and forum software alongside my main app (in /blogs and /forums). I don't want these requests to code to CodeIgniter. Possible ?

2. I need to use the forum authentication within the rest of the site (the CodeIgniter bit).

3. The length of URLs is long. The 'Controller' component might have more than one level

e.g. /category/sub-cat/sub-cat/sub-cat/item-to-view/part-1/fragment-1

There can be a number of sub-categories (the use can create these, but they wont go totally crazy), then the item to view. The item to view may be split into parts, and those may have fragments. So the transistion between the controller and he action changes. If there is no part or fragment then that is the last level.

4. I need to share some components from the main site in the other applications - for example parts of the header and footer (but not all of the header).

I hope that makes sense. :-)

Many thanks for any comments.

Richard