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Thread: Managing Static Content with CodeIgniter
Post: RE: Managing Static Content with CodeIgniter

PaulD Wrote: (11-01-2016, 01:38 PM) -- There is no such solution to every situation. On some sites I code my own admin screens within CI to allow users to add content in a very conformal and constrai...

Thread: Managing Static Content with CodeIgniter
Post: RE: Managing Static Content with CodeIgniter

@cartalot, thanks for your response. Yes, I have done the tutorials. Which approach are you taking? Using an existing CMS based on CI or roll your own classes? As I mentioned, I really don't want ...

Thread: Managing Static Content with CodeIgniter
Post: Managing Static Content with CodeIgniter

As part of my application, I have a couple of static, marketing-related pages that promote the app and present a lot of text content. I need a simple solution to manage and update the content of thes...

Thread: Multiple admin areas & user identification - best approach?
Post: RE: Multiple admin areas & user identification - b...

cartalot Wrote: (10-30-2016, 12:47 PM) -- so preface this with these are opinions, different developers will do it different ways. my suggestion would be to have separate controllers. you take a few ...

Thread: Multiple admin areas & user identification - best approach?
Post: Multiple admin areas & user identification - best ...

I am completely new to CodeIgniter, so please bear with me. To better understand and learn how CodeIgniter works, I am currently building a sample job board application with a login area using Ion...