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Access to libraries in MY_Model - scion - 09-27-2015 Hi! I face with problem discussed in this old post and solution never was found. http://forum.codeigniter.com/archive/index.php?thread-40844-1.html Funny that in MY_Controller everything is fine. Any suggestions? Maybe someone faced with it too? RE: Access to libraries in MY_Model - InsiteFX - 09-27-2015 Get the CI super object. RE: Access to libraries in MY_Model - scion - 09-28-2015 (09-27-2015, 04:20 PM)InsiteFX Wrote: Get the CI super object. In CI_Model we have magic method Code: /** So in MY_Model in usual case u dont need get super object cause if u dont have property or method - it will be looking at super object. That is the first note. Second - even if I get super object clearly $CI =& get_instance(); and load library $CI->load->library('my_lib'); when i try to run some method $CI->my_lib->some_method it throws error like i mention before Call to a member function some_method on a non-object in... MY_Model and so on... RE: Access to libraries in MY_Model - InsiteFX - 09-28-2015 Try just loading the library in your controller then call your library methods in your model. RE: Access to libraries in MY_Model - scion - 09-29-2015 (09-28-2015, 11:01 AM)InsiteFX Wrote: Try just loading the library in your controller then call your library methods in your model. Thats why I write here - I try to load library in MY_COntroller (or Public_Controller or whatever Controller) and in MY_Model i get error describe above. I dont understand why this is working so, but i found the solution. In base MY_Controller I get super object like next: PHP Code: $ci =& get_instance(); After that I can assecc to login and user in any Controller or MY_Model or Model with simple $this->login and $this->_user Thanks for participation in the discussion |