03-28-2016, 11:28 AM
Hello guys,
this is my first thread here in the CodeIgniter forum because I've started to develop my website with this fantastic framework since just 1 month. My learning curve is growing really fast but there are some issues that currently I'm not able to solve and I need your support.
With the aim to create a dynamic website, I've created a controller named "rigatos" with inside a method named "cucuru".
What I want to do is to have the same content of the "cucuru" method also for other methods, without the need to write other methods.
What I have in mind is to create a table in my MySQL database (the name of the DB is "dork", the name of the table is "ogartab"). What I don't know is how to do this thing in the routes.php.
What I know is that, if I write:
$route['rigatos/carl'] = "rigatos/cucuru";
if I digit "localhost/rigatos/carl" the browser shows me the "localhost/rigatos/cucuru" page so it's ok.
Now, what I'm trying to do is that typing "localhost/rigatos/bat" the browser should show me the content of "localhost/rigatos/cucuru".
How can I do this? Do you have some suggestions?
Thanks for your help.
this is my first thread here in the CodeIgniter forum because I've started to develop my website with this fantastic framework since just 1 month. My learning curve is growing really fast but there are some issues that currently I'm not able to solve and I need your support.
With the aim to create a dynamic website, I've created a controller named "rigatos" with inside a method named "cucuru".
PHP Code:
public function cucuru() {
$this->load->view('templates/header');
$this->load->view('templates/footer');
}
What I want to do is to have the same content of the "cucuru" method also for other methods, without the need to write other methods.
What I have in mind is to create a table in my MySQL database (the name of the DB is "dork", the name of the table is "ogartab"). What I don't know is how to do this thing in the routes.php.
What I know is that, if I write:
$route['rigatos/carl'] = "rigatos/cucuru";
if I digit "localhost/rigatos/carl" the browser shows me the "localhost/rigatos/cucuru" page so it's ok.
Now, what I'm trying to do is that typing "localhost/rigatos/bat" the browser should show me the content of "localhost/rigatos/cucuru".
How can I do this? Do you have some suggestions?
Thanks for your help.