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Where do you keep your CSS, Image, JS, Flash etc etc files? - El Forum - 03-09-2008 [eluser]nikefido[/eluser] I'm just going to make a new folder within the Application folder where the MVC folders are, but I was wondering if there is some sort of "best practice" for this with code igniter? Where do you keep your CSS, Image, JS, Flash etc etc files? - El Forum - 03-09-2008 [eluser]dmiden[/eluser] You can easily have them in your root directory ( above /system/ ) and then if you use the mod_rewrite you can modify it to exclude those dirs from the 'catch-all' regex. RewriteEngine on RewriteCond $1 !^(index\.php|images|robots\.txt) RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php/$1 [L] Seperate each folder with a | if you want to exclude it. Where do you keep your CSS, Image, JS, Flash etc etc files? - El Forum - 03-09-2008 [eluser]adamp1[/eluser] I put them in a public folder and use my asset linker library to link to them. Where do you keep your CSS, Image, JS, Flash etc etc files? - El Forum - 03-09-2008 [eluser]nikefido[/eluser] I guess what I really need to know is from what file should I make my links relative to? I'd like to keep the links relative to make moving the app easier. edit: thanks adam, i'll check it out! Where do you keep your CSS, Image, JS, Flash etc etc files? - El Forum - 03-09-2008 [eluser]nikefido[/eluser] Adam, I sent you a PM, but I can pretty much figure it out - however, while you include an "image" folder for where to put assets, your code doesn't look like it handles placing images in (yet?) I was wondering if I'm wrong about this - how would you recommend handling images? Hard coding the HTML? |