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Only absolute links? - El Forum - 08-11-2008
[eluser]Tom Glover[/eluser]
I use Site url for calls to controllers and functions, but i use base url to call folders and image/js files.
Only absolute links? - El Forum - 08-12-2008
[eluser]Tommy_DK[/eluser]
When I try to find the css file through the url the only thing that works is:
http://localhost.example.dk/system/application/views/layout/style.css
Is there a nicer/shorter way to access the file?
Only absolute links? - El Forum - 08-12-2008
[eluser]Unknown[/eluser]
I have also problems with including files.
Example I want include some file from controllers dir to some file in views dir.
When I write;
include '../controllers/prices_i.php';
It doesnt work. (prices_i.php is my file in controllers dir).
When I try to reach that file with absolute path I get the same thing - nothing.
Some suggestions?
Only absolute links? - El Forum - 08-12-2008
[eluser]Gavin Blair[/eluser]
@Tommy_DK:
Keep .js and image files outside of the system folder. The top level will look something like this:
/my_site
/system
/images
/style
/user_guide
index.php
This will make including javascript and images easier.
@grudman:
I'm not sure why you are including a controller in a view, it seems to break MVC methodology. It would be easier to include an external file if it was in the views folder.
include 'prices_i.php';
would include /views/prices_i.php
Only absolute links? - El Forum - 08-12-2008
[eluser]Tommy_DK[/eluser]
@Gavin Blair
Thank you very much for the tip. What do you use the /my_site folder to?
Only absolute links? - El Forum - 08-12-2008
[eluser]Gavin Blair[/eluser]
@Tommy_DK:
When I was editing it, there was spacing... /my_site was the parent folder