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Thread: What CI friendly text editor do you use?
Post: RE: What CI friendly text editor do you use?

Quote: -- Is harder than other text editors but as soon as you begin to use it earlier you will write code faster. Yes with vim always are learning. A f1 is harder to drive than other car, b...

Thread: Auth
Post: RE: Auth

bclinton Wrote: (11-27-2014, 10:35 AM) -- Will CodeIgniter now come with controllers and views beyond welcome.php? Or will the controllers/views that handle such things as logging in, logging out an...

Thread: Auth
Post: RE: Auth

Narf Wrote: (11-27-2014, 07:38 AM) -- alroker Wrote: (11-27-2014, 01:12 AM) -- Mean while in a CodeIgniter far far away... I don't see why having some kind of auth tool built in to CI would cause an...

Thread: What CI friendly text editor do you use?
Post: RE: What CI friendly text editor do you use?

Do you mean text editor or IDE? Not many (if any) have support for CI out of the box but it can be setup as an include path. I use PhpStorm, Netbeans & SublimeText on Windows, CentOs & Ubuntu Linux...

Thread: building a high traffic web portal
Post: RE: building a high traffic web portal

It's difficult to answer a question like that, but it's one that gets asked a lot. CI is light and fast in the general scale of PHP frameworks. However, "How much traffic can it handle?" depends on so...

Thread: What DB and Why?
Post: RE: What DB and Why?

MariaSql is just MySql (with a new name) back in the hands of the original developers to keep it safe from Oracle. On CentOS 7, by default, you can only install MariaSql as the repo for MySql is no lo...

Thread: Auth
Post: RE: Auth

Mean while in a CodeIgniter far far away... I don't see why having some kind of auth tool built in to CI would cause anyone to walk away from CI. They have a choice not to use an auth system if it doe...

Thread: Auth
Post: RE: Auth

Yep. At the end of the day CI would be so much more useful with a bundled auth that can be used by those who want a quick solution, or simply ignored by those who don't. A developer still has the oppo...

Thread: Auth
Post: RE: Auth

I would say that having a fairly simple baked in auth for simple projects would not be a bad thing. What I think is really needed though, are built-in components to enable developers to quickly develo...

Thread: Modular Extensions - HMVC
Post: RE: Modular Extensions - HMVC

Osqui Wrote: (11-24-2014, 08:27 PM) -- Hi guys! I'm learning PHP from scratch, I'm a self-taught. grabbed much material from CI, for example, their libraries I learned a lot. i don't use any framew...

Thread: Keeping parent menu items active in child pages
Post: RE: Keeping parent menu items active in child page...

I use a My_Controller to render my views within a universal template view that has my nav in it. Then from within a controller I have a var called page_name that I can set with the nav name. That gets...

Thread: [SOLVED] Language files in other languages than English
Post: RE: Language files in other languages than English

What sv3tli0 is saying is that you do not need to touch the languages in the system directory - leave them as is, but create your own in the application directory so that they will override the ones i...

Thread: Models, where, when and why?
Post: RE: Models, where, when and why?

Thyrosis, think about it this way. We'll start off with the router. So someone arrives at your URL looking for a blog post. The router nudges the blog controller and says, "Oi someone want a blog post...

Thread: Parallels Plesk thoughts and problems
Post: RE: Parallels Plesk thoughts and problems

no1youknowz Wrote: (11-16-2014, 10:38 AM) -- I know this may not be something you want to hear. But the sooner you stop using plesk and cpanel and start learning linux and installing a LAMP or LNMP ...

Thread: CodeIgniter or PhalconPHP ?
Post: RE: CodeIgniter or PhalconPHP ?

no1youknowz Wrote: (11-15-2014, 08:40 PM) -- alroker Wrote: (11-15-2014, 07:15 PM) -- Someone already touched on this, but if speed and performance is your only concern, then you can't get faster th...

Thread: ci cookies to show add 1 hr interval
Post: RE: ci cookies to show add 1 hr interval

Take a look at docs. There is cookie helper. Show ad to user who has no cookie, and set cookie expiration for 1 hour when they view the ad. However, CodeIgniter will not be able to make the ad "pop up...

Thread: Code Igniter vs Laravel
Post: RE: Code Igniter vs Laravel

jg6075 Wrote: (11-14-2014, 04:02 PM) -- Laravel and its community is sort of indicative of a lot larger trends in the PHP community I don't personally care for. There's a lot of purist attitudes rega...

Thread: CodeIgniter or PhalconPHP ?
Post: RE: CodeIgniter or PhalconPHP ?

I have used CI for some time, and recently started using Phalcon as well, when the future of CI was in doubt. I like both. Phalcon has some advantages over CI, and CI has some advantages over Phalcon....

Thread: Spammers, blech
Post: RE: Spammers, blech

Moderation takes time that would be better spend doing something else and also impacts on legitimate users (I'm currently awaiting moderation). In the past I have used StopForumSpam.com's API to ve...

Thread: Upgraded forum software to MyBB 1.8
Post: RE: Upgraded forum software to MyBB 1.8

For what it's worth, I find it really annoying when a forum does not have a link to the main site! The home link on the top navigation should have a link to codeigniter.com and perhaps on the breadcru...