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Thread: Best Approche to Web Application
Post: RE: Best Approche to Web Application

Hi Paul, thanks for your comment as I'm about to ask this question. For example: guest-view ----------- public index logged-in --------- User front end (list own entries with edit button)...

Thread: Multiple applications with shared libraries on v3.x
Post: RE: Multiple applications with shared libraries on...

Like CroNix said, just change your $system_path in index.php will do. Some links for references: http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/general/managing_apps.html http://code.tutsplus.com/tutorial...

Thread: CI3 CI_Controller extending
Post: RE: CI3 CI_Controller extending

You can change the prefix of the file name too, that can be done in ./application/config.php. So you could save PINGWIN_Controller.php in ./application/core.

Thread: Remove index.php from the URL
Post: RE: Remove index.php from the URL

gadelat Wrote: (04-16-2015, 02:12 AM) -- No it won't, that's a myth. -- Removing "index.php" can shorten the URL length, and for the sake of cleaner/pretty URL. Will removing index.php improve SEO o...

Thread: Debug and CI 3
Post: RE: Debug and CI 3

Code: -- $this->output->enable_profiler(TRUE); -- You can read more on the Ci Profiler function at the below link: http://www.codeigniter.com/userguide3/general/profiling.html

Thread: How to change the ENVIRONMENT type
Post: RE: How to change the ENVIRONMENT type

Code: -- if(! defined('ENVIRONMENT') ) { $domain = strtolower($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']); switch($domain) { case 'www.yoursite.com' : define('ENVIRONMENT', 'production'); break; ...

Thread: Forum is rejunenated
Post: RE: Forum is rejunenated

CodeIgniter is reincarnated! Awesome!

Thread: CI3 User Guide Style
Post: RE: CI3 User Guide Style

Good job but I'm also miss the complete doc overview like Peterdenk said. Personally think it's faster to search specific topic using CTRL + F from the full table of contents than waiting the sear...

Thread: Moving index.php in separate folder by default ?
Post: RE: Moving index.php in separate folder by default...

Absolutely agree with your points, keep things simple and "traditional", not to overwhelm beginner users (majority). When beginners become advanced hackers, they eventually know what and where to ...