[eluser]searain[/eluser]
I have some classes in different CI sites.
I then have another CI site, in this site there is a class which will use above classes from different CI sites.
How can I avoid the class name conflicts?
for example, that class will be using the following two classes from two different sites.
/site1/application/controllers/class1.php (class Class1)
/site2/application/controllers/class1.php (class Class1)
there will be conflicts due to they are all using Class1 as the class name, right?
Is there a simple solution to solve the name conflicts? or I just have to have a name ruling like prefix the controller with the site name, such as
/site1/application/controllers/site1_class1.php (class Site1_class1)
/site2/application/controllers/site2_class1.php (class Site2_Class1).
Next questions, I need to load the models in the above controllers.
So if I have models in
/site1/application/models/site1/class1_model.php (class Class1_model)
/site2/application/models/site2/class1_model.php (class Class1_model)
so in /site1/application/controllers/site1_class1.php, I will use $this->load->model('site1/Class1_model')
so in /site2/application/controllers/site2_class1.php, I will use $this->load->model('site2/Class1_model')
The when I have another class which will use both
/site1/application/controllers/site1_class1.php
and
/site2/application/controllers/site2_class1.php
Will the model name be a problem? When I load it, I specify the different folder name. So that should be enough to be sure that I load the right one. So that model name should not be a problem?
Thanks!
