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Thread: Not sure why I get these errors every now and then
Post: RE: Not sure why I get these errors every now and ...

It seems to be related to file based sessions. Consider using DB based sessions and see if you get the errors.

Thread: Single page application: What do you think about Aurelia?
Post: RE: Single page application: What do you think abo...

I have done a bit of work professionally with EmberJS and I found it didnt work at scale. While it was exceptional at small projects, once you got to a certain size all the Ember 'magic conventions...

Thread: CodeIgniter4.0.0-dev Reaches Milestone 1
Post: RE: CodeIgniter4.0.0-dev Reaches Milestone 1

// And the migration path will likely be painful, anyway. Bring me the pain! I love it!

Thread: How to create a hostel locator solution
Post: RE: How to create a hostel locator solution

This may help you to find decent libraries (like the google maps API) https://github.com/codeigniter-id/awesome-codeigniter

Thread: Validate email really exists
Post: RE: Validate email really exists

One of the reasons it is so difficult to check if an email exists (without sending an email) is that spammers could then brute force every valid email for a domain.

Thread: CodeIgniter 4 Essentials
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 4 Essentials

I can answer Backwards compat issue: it is not really needed as long as there is a way to migrate from an old version to a new version.

Thread: CodeIgniter Does It For Me
Post: RE: CodeIgniter Does It For Me

Good point cartalot. Personally I prefer Python, but Php and, __sigh__javascript__sigh__, pay the bills.

Thread: ion_auth vs CommunityAuth
Post: RE: ion_auth vs CommunityAuth

Thank you. It is great that the two devs of the Auth products answer so quickly!

Thread: ion_auth vs CommunityAuth
Post: ion_auth vs CommunityAuth

Howdy all, I am writing an app that will eventually need not only normal login for users, but also OAuth logins (eg facebook and google) Do either of these auth libraries lend themselves to easi...

Thread: CodeIgniter Does It For Me
Post: RE: CodeIgniter Does It For Me

I use CI for it's simplicity. I have found Laravel a complete PITA to install and configure.

Thread: What are your must-have libraries in almost every CI install?
Post: What are your must-have libraries in almost every ...

For me my must-have libraries are: Grocery CRUD http://www.grocerycrud.com/ (with Bootstrap template) Ion_auth http://benedmunds.com/ion_auth/ Obviously each project is different but what libr...

Thread: How to get one form_input to show up in another?
Post: RE: How to get one form_input to show up in anothe...

If you want this in real time you would probably want to use javascript.

Thread: My web app is slow
Post: RE: My web app is slow

I would also check that the database has the relevant indexes in its tables.

Thread: CodeIgniter 3.0.6 Released
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 3.0.6 Released

Thank you for keeping on top of the security bugs.

Thread: Unit Testing
Post: RE: Unit Testing

kilishan Wrote: (03-14-2016, 07:25 PM) -- First off, in general you shouldn't test your private methods. That makes the tests too fragile. They're tested through the public API only. And PHPUnit is p...

Thread: Unit Testing
Post: Unit Testing

Hi guys, I have been using CI for a while but have never felt the need to run unit tests - until now. What unit testing tool do you use? I have looked at PhpUnit but accessing private methods...

Thread: How do i convert this?
Post: RE: How do i convert this?

Try "parcel_id"=> $row->infouuid (ie reference it as an object, not an array. I'm just guessing here.