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Documentation... - jfha73 - 10-30-2014 Hey guys, Where can I gind documentation about how to install and setup CodeIgniter? I just copied the files to my web server, edited config.php and database.php but all I see is this: Code: Welcome to CodeIgniter! What do I do to start using it? RE: Documentation... - InsiteFX - 10-30-2014 If your getting that then your website is working. Now you need to code it up. (10-30-2014, 11:19 AM)jfha73 Wrote: Hey guys, RE: Documentation... - Rufnex - 10-30-2014 Here you get the documentaion: http://www.codeigniter.com/docs RE: Documentation... - llebkered - 10-30-2014 Code Igniter is well documented. There's tutorial at: http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/tutorial/index.html A quick search on Youtube will bring up hundreds of videos. I'd recommend starting with Jeffrey Way's series at http://code.tutsplus.com/series/codeigniter-from-scratch--net-17602 RE: Documentation... - jfha73 - 10-31-2014 I'm starting to understand, but can I put it in a php.ini include_path so it doesn't have to go with the web app? to make the web app smaller and just ask for CI to be put in the include_path of PHP. Just like Pear projects do it. RE: Documentation... - Tpojka - 11-01-2014 I don't think so. Whole framework (v2.2.0) is 1.29 MiB (1.76 MiB on Windows) so it is not large that much. More like some 3 or 4 images size. |