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Thread: Problem with Forum Website
Post: RE: Problem with Forum Website

I took a look at the settings for all of those forums and don't see anything special about them. Without digging into it too much my guess would be that whoever created this theme didn't make a separa...

Thread: Forum software updated
Post: Forum software updated

Hey gang - Just wanted to let you know that the forums were just updated last night. Since we moved a couple of point versions, I wanted to make you aware of it in case you come across anything od...

Thread: Account removal
Post: RE: Account removal

ahmadsiddeeq0 Wrote: (06-06-2024, 07:32 AM) -- kilishan Wrote: (04-26-2020, 08:21 PM) -- Sorry to see you go. I got your PM and have deleted your account. -- please delete my account too -- Done

Thread: Working with Configuration Files
Post: RE: Working with Configuration Files

b126 Wrote: (03-06-2024, 10:41 AM) -- Wouldn't it be simpler to support several .env files? production.env development.env etc. It would be great! -- The problem with supporting multiple en...

Thread: Server Push/preloading?
Post: Server Push/preloading?

I guess i'm behind the tech curve a little lol. I whipped up a small addition to the Response class last night to make Server Push more pleasant for common resources. Only to realize tonight that ...

Thread: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries
Post: RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries

Then doing the grouping (https://codeigniter.com/user_guide/database/query_builder.html#query-grouping) that @"demyr" suggested is what you'll probably need to do. I think what's happening is that...

Thread: What method would you use to set up the database?
Post: RE: What method would you use to set up the databa...

I agree with Mr White's reasoning here. The only reason I would consider separate databases is if you need it for some security protocol or concerns. With proper indexes in place databases can handle ...

Thread: CTE with Query Builder
Post: RE: CTE with Query Builder

It has been a while since I've dove deep into the guts of the database layer, but that's one portion that isn't easily extendable currently, unfortunately. Unless someone else has a better idea, I...

Thread: Creating a self updater
Post: RE: Creating a self updater

You would need to do a few different steps: 1. Occassionally ping your server/GitHub/whatever to get the latest version. If that's different than the current app's version then notify the user. ...

Thread: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries
Post: RE: orWhere query shows soft deleted entries

Just to confirm - in your model, have you set usesoftdeletes = true;?

Thread: CodeIgniter: the last year
Post: CodeIgniter: the last year

Now that we've made it to 2024 I wanted to take a moment and look back at the last year and the massive efforts made by all of our contributors. CodeIgniter is a community-driven project and everyone ...

Thread: Happy New Years Everyone.
Post: RE: Happy New Years Everyone.

Yes, definitely a happy New Years to everyone! Did you make any goals for 2024 you want to share? Me? I want to see where we can simplify our programming lives, especially where CI is concerned. A...

Thread: Codeigniter is now the best framework PHP ! (2023 dec)
Post: RE: Codeigniter is now the best framework PHP ! (2...

That's awesome! Thanks for sharing this.

Thread: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area
Post: RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area

alakian Wrote: (10-29-2023, 03:49 AM) -- @"kilishan" What is the best structure for design frontend system in bonfire 2?! -- I'm not 100% sure what you're asking. There is a theme's folder you ca...

Thread: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area
Post: RE: Announcing: Bonfire - a drop-in admin area

I would love a PR for making the password visible. That would be awesome. The username is a core part of Shield, but can also be adjusted. I would say adhere to the configuration of Shield. I did ...

Thread: Hey Now it is a time for CI Team to prepare and write a CI 4+ Tutorial Book
Post: RE: Hey Now it is a time for CI Team to prepare an...

kenjis Wrote: (08-25-2023, 06:37 PM) -- I think we should have only one forum, and we will be able to put tags to a thread. In this site, there are too many forums, so users may post to somewhere ...

Thread: Hey Now it is a time for CI Team to prepare and write a CI 4+ Tutorial Book
Post: RE: Hey Now it is a time for CI Team to prepare an...

sammyskills Wrote: (08-22-2023, 10:22 PM) -- kilishan Wrote: (08-22-2023, 09:08 PM) -- While all of these things are great, they all take time and people willing to make them and maintain them. We w...

Thread: Hey Now it is a time for CI Team to prepare and write a CI 4+ Tutorial Book
Post: RE: Hey Now it is a time for CI Team to prepare an...

Many of the items on your TOC are covered in my book, CodeIgniter 4 Foundations (https://leanpub.com/codeigniter4foundations). Additionally, there are quite a few tutorials on YouTube or Udemy if y...

Thread: Legal status of the CodeIgniter Foundation.
Post: RE: Legal status of the CodeIgniter Foundation.

Sorry for the delay. The Foundation is a not-for-profit society registered in Canada.

Thread: What could be causing the database retrieval error?
Post: RE: What could be causing the database retrieval e...

Ah, I missed the version reference, I guess, when I saw the mix of 3 and 4 code I just wanted to make sure. In that case @"Mni.day" has the right code, though there's more variables than necessary...