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#11

[eluser]pickupman[/eluser]
@CodeIgniteMe
Well put on both points...I can see the point of trying to organize the configs into subfolders, its something new to the codebase, and its nice that at least that it is there. It can also be used for different purpose as well. Apache is very flexible, but sometimes we often forget about using some the configuration values to solve a problem.
#12

[eluser]OliverHR[/eluser]
[quote author="CodeIgniteMe" date="1313476754"]@OliverHR

I have experienced creating 3 separate application folders with the same core(system folder) ... p respectively.[/quote]

Well is no to complex and this is showed in CI user guide and is a common practice.

Quote:You mentioned that you are going to have it separated using a subdomain ... admin.php.

What am saying by running in subdomain is the same thing at the end, you need to copy the application. what is in fact exactly what I don't want to do

Quote:I had the same CI Installation without the complexity. Although ... http://localhost/index.php, http://localhost/applicant.php, http://localhost/admin.php

looks confusing? yes at first

In this case you are running three diferent applications, I think in the same way you mentioned in the first paragraph.

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The use in "real life" for my changes are matter of security, and as I do with my customer, run the SAME application but with different configurations.

The changes that I made was intended to open the posibility to change the name and path of an important codeigniter folder.
#13

[eluser]OliverHR[/eluser]
[quote author="pickupman" date="1313478678"]I can see the point of trying to organize the configs into subfolders ... It can also be used for different purpose as well.
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Yes!!!

[quote author="pickupman" date="1313478678"]Apache is very flexible, but sometimes we often forget about using some the configuration values to solve a problem.[/quote]

You're right and if you can do it directly on CI is better, remember not all hostings provide you a way to customize apache even to use .httaccess.

Finally, if we can give CodeIgniter a truly flexible way to do things, it will be better for the framework and for all of us.
#14

[eluser]OliverHR[/eluser]
Link to documentation:

https://bitbucket.org/oliverhr/codeignit...onfig.html




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