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Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]yusrialfiansyah[/eluser]
I would create class like this :
http://mydomain/admin/student/add
but i want to place my 'student' class in folder controller/admin/student/student.php
Can someone help me?? thanks before.
Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]srisa[/eluser]
If your folder structure is .system/controllers/admin/student/student.php , then url to access the add function in student class will be http://mydomain.com/admin/student/student/add. If you want to do away with the extra student in the url, place student.php in the .system/controllers/admin/ folder.
Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]TheFuzzy0ne[/eluser]
One more thing to note is that you can only nest controllers up to one subdirectory deep.
./system/application/controllers/admin/student.php - You can easily access this.
./system/application/controllers/admin/student/student.php - You won't be able to access this controller.
Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]yusrialfiansyah[/eluser]
No, i can't access it, even I use URL : http://mydomain.com/admin/student/student/add
Or i just forget some configuration there?
Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]yusrialfiansyah[/eluser]
So i can't use this folder structure ya? And I should mix my admin-class into one folder 'admin'.
Or any solution there?
Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]TheFuzzy0ne[/eluser]
The solution srisa posted will work. I was just pointing out that you can't nest controllers any deeper than you have.
Class in nested folder - El Forum - 02-18-2009
[eluser]Phil Sturgeon[/eluser]
For more admin-related separation techniques, take a look at this post:
http://ellislab.com/forums/viewreply/519469/