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Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-11-2011

[eluser]dianikol85[/eluser]
As the title says I need to run two sites with one installation of CI 2.0.

The first one is the backend and the second one the frontend. A CMS like. What i need to do in order to achieve that?

I am sure that i need to have to application folders but i don't where should put them and what other configuration i need to do.

For example:

1) website.com : the front-end, the actual site for users

2) website.com/administrator : the back-end where i make changes like inserting data to a db which data are going to be shown in the front-end.

I'm sure many people here need to do this.

Thanks in advance!!

Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-11-2011

[eluser]kirkaracha[/eluser]
How to: Multi-site CodeIgniter Set-up
How to: Support multiple production environments in CodeIgniter
CodeIgniter Base Classes: Keeping it DRY
Managing your Applications : CodeIgniter User Guide

Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-12-2011

[eluser]dianikol85[/eluser]
these are not clear. They miss things about configuration.

Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-12-2011

[eluser]dianikol85[/eluser]
ok, i manage this as follows:

Code:
application/

          controller/

                    admin/

                    frontend

Then i add this line in routes.php: $route['admin'] = 'admin/(and the controller you want to be the default in the admin controller)';

Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-12-2011

[eluser]ramm[/eluser]
I have it like that and i didn't have to put anything in routes.php, it works just fine.

Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-13-2011

[eluser]dianikol85[/eluser]
if i remove the $routes['admin'] = 'admin/...' when i type in the URL mywebsite.com/admin it redirects me to the default controller that i have set here :$route['default_controller']

Two sites - one ci - El Forum - 02-13-2011

[eluser]ramm[/eluser]
I have in my routes the default controller set to

Code:
$route['default_controller'] = 'main';

And i have my folders (and controllers) like this:

Code:
application/

    controllers/

        admin/

            main.php

        main.php

    views/

        admin/

            main_admin_view.php

        main_front_view.php