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Thread: Important News about Jim Parry and the Project
Post: RE: Important News about Jim Parry and the Project

A huge thank you to Jim and condolences to those close to him. Aroha nui.

Thread: Migration from Wordpress to CodeIgniter
Post: RE: Migration from Wordpress to CodeIgniter

sage12 Wrote: (08-09-2018, 01:56 AM) -- Hello everyone, ..snip.. So I come here to ask a few questions before migrating: 1. Is CodeIgniter a really strong platform regarding security? 2. Do...

Thread: Ecommerce website in CI
Post: RE: Ecommerce website in CI

I've built a couple of commerce sites using CI. I find it works quite well. You can use the MVC pattern to build the shop. CI does have a shopping cart class but it is going to be deprecated soon. I'v...

Thread: Which browser do you guys recommend?
Post: RE: Which browser do you guys recommend?

Firefox mainly but also Chrome for dev testing.

Thread: affect vs effect
Post: RE: affect vs effect

The Oxford has this infographic that might help: http://blog.oxforddictionaries.com/2014/04/affect-vs-effect-quick-visual-guide/

Thread: Codeigniter and Composer psr-4
Post: RE: Codeigniter and Composer psr-4

There are 2 ways. One is a simple change to your config. The other is including a link in your index.php. Changing the config is the best because it doensn't breaak the coding commandment: "Thou shalt...

Thread: About Admiral Grace Murray Hopper
Post: RE: About Admiral Grace Murray Hopper

Some nice information there. I'd heard her name & knew there was a link to COBOL. I didn't know how much.

Thread: composer
Post: RE: composer

I wouldn't say I hate it because I sometimes use it. I use Kenjis fantastic CI Twig package. I also find Omnipay, PHPleague's CSV and Dompdf to be very useful. Having said that, I do find that Comp...

Thread: Changes for Codeigniter
Post: RE: Changes for Codeigniter

Starting with an index.php. It's kind of a standard thing to do. Removing the index.php file also involves making changes to the root .htaccess file. The .htaccess in the documentation (https://codeig...

Thread: How to give permission
Post: RE: How to give permission

I don't know what server environment you run but there are 2 things to try 1 Check your file permissions. Make sure your files are visible to your server. The server may not have permission to serv...

Thread: Do you have a hobby?
Post: RE: Do you have a hobby?

wolfgang1983 Wrote: (01-15-2017, 03:52 AM) -- llebkered Wrote: (01-15-2017, 03:03 AM) -- I'd vote for camping as a hobby. I should get back into bushwalking again (that's hiking, tramping or ramblin...

Thread: Do you have a hobby?
Post: RE: Do you have a hobby?

I'd vote for camping as a hobby. I should get back into bushwalking again (that's hiking, tramping or rambling in non Australian English :) ) I potter around in the garden with limited success. My...

Thread: CMS Project with Drag n drop, build a site
Post: RE: CMS Project with Drag n drop, build a site

The Codeigniter tutorial is a good place to start. http://www.codeigniter.com/user_guide/tutorial/index.html It has the basics to start the journey.

Thread: [April Fool] CodeIgniter 5 has been released!
Post: RE: CodeIgniter 5 has been released!

jlp Wrote: (04-01-2016, 11:17 PM) -- Sadly, we have to rescind the release of CodeIgniter 5 ... we did indeed forget about backwards compatability :( Our stealthy development team will retreat bac...

Thread: meltondistrictanzacs.org.au - a local history site
Post: meltondistrictanzacs.org.au - a local history site

I built this site for a local family history group. It's a research site that looks at soldiers who served during World War One. It started as a prototype built on Drupal but was too slow & complex...

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

I used to use Dreamweaver, but in the last year I've been using Brackets with plugins for Emmet and Git. It's much faster.

Thread: Multi language site with codeigniter and smarty
Post: RE: Multi language site with codeigniter and smart...

There's a thread that might you here: http://forum.codeigniter.com/thread-1551.html

Thread: CMS using CodeIgniter3
Post: RE: CMS using CodeIgniter3

It seems the makers of FuelCMS are planning a CI 3 version http://www.getfuelcms.com/blog/2015/06/01/fuel-cms-13-released

Thread: help me for making "very secure login system"
Post: RE: help me for making "very secure login system"

I second Ion Auth. I use it on my CI3 projects.

Thread: Codeigniter popularity : why ?
Post: RE: Codeigniter popularity : why ?

Yes there are other frameworks that are more popular. The things I like about Codeigniter are simplicity, small footprint, speed and good documentation. I find it dead easy to deploy the old fashioned...