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HMVC and admin pages
#1

[eluser]gh0st[/eluser]
Its been a while since I've used HMVC and CodeIgniter. I am wondering when it comes to building admin pages, where do they go?

Should admin be a standalone module , or do you make folders within each module (ie: blog would have an admin folder)?

Lets assume I have a blog, and I need an admin panel for the blog.

Quote:Modules >
Blog
> Controllers
> Models
> Views

Do I put the admin folder in the controllers folder, wouldn't I also need a folder for the view folder too?

Thanks
#2

[eluser]solid9[/eluser]
How about bonfire for admin?
#3

[eluser]gh0st[/eluser]
Well it doesn't matter what its called; something that manages the content for the blog has to be adminstered somewhere; my query is about context of the admin pages in relation to the module structure
#4

[eluser]Crackarjack[/eluser]
Do I put the admin folder in the controllers folder, wouldn’t I also need a folder for the view folder too?

yes you have to make it each module have separate controller model view,
you have to make their own mvc for each module.


#5

[eluser]PhilTem[/eluser]
I put my module specific admin-pages into a) either an admin-controller in the module's controllers folder or b) into a folder called admin in the module's controllers folder (if I got too many sub-pages I choose b), otherwise a))

Additionally, since the admin pages would be accessible via
www.example.com/module/admin
I add some routes making
www.example.com/admin/module
point to the admin-controller in the module's "module" controllers-folder.

I think the people a PyroCMS use that technique, too, and it's also where I got the inspiration from Wink




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