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Give an autoloaded model an alias. - El Forum - 02-10-2009 [eluser]Mark Skilbeck[/eluser] If we load a model like so Code: $this->load->model('My_model_with_a_long_name', 'My_model'); we give it an alias. However, I cannot see a way to do this with autoloaded models. Give an autoloaded model an alias. - El Forum - 02-10-2009 [eluser]moodh[/eluser] I've also encountered this, a solution would be appriciated. Give an autoloaded model an alias. - El Forum - 02-10-2009 [eluser]Silencez[/eluser] Hi! I'm new with CI... It must be a clean way to do this... But, while you find it, you can try this: (Just create a custom controller in application/library) Code: <?php Give an autoloaded model an alias. - El Forum - 02-11-2009 [eluser]xwero[/eluser] The _ci_autoloader method in the loader class limits the parameters to be sure less mistakes are made. Silencez method is clever but it still limits the model method because there is a third parameter. using a hook, post_controller_constructor for example, is the best alternative to autloading. A more permanent way to solve this would be to replace the _ci_autoloader call in the controller class with a pre_controller_constructor hook. Give an autoloaded model an alias. - El Forum - 02-11-2009 [eluser]Mark Skilbeck[/eluser] Hmm, I'm not going to mess around a bunch with the core. This should really be a feature, though. Give an autoloaded model an alias. - El Forum - 02-11-2009 [eluser]Silencez[/eluser] I insist I am new here.. But I think creating a hook or a custom controller is not messign with the core... |