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Codeigniter Preparation

Posted on : 05-06-2009 | In : Codeigniter, Screencasts

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Hopefully if I can keep my promise and will be rolling a set of screencast on this site and part of them will be to do with the Codeigniter Framework.

I though it would be best to start with codeigniter installation. This would be a base to start for future screencasts on codeigniter. Hopefully this screencast will demonstrate how to setup CI in a secure and safe method.


Screencast Length: 7:12

Just on some final notes the .htaccess file I have used works for me on my servers but you may need to adjust it depending on your host. Here are other useful setups.

If you got any more please be sure to share :-) .

Added: Tools Used

Comments (8)

Julian said on 15-06-2009

Thank You!!,
What is your IDE Software and FTP Software!!

Thank You so much is great!!
weblee said on 15-06-2009

Thanks Julian.

I have added the link in the post now so please see above.
Julian said on 15-06-2009

Good !!

Thank you so much !!
:D

Ehsan said on 20-06-2009

hi

that’s a great tutorial, could explain like this , how to install / integrate jquery with CodeIgniter

thanks

Ehsan
Ehsan said on 20-06-2009

thanks.
MEM said on 28-08-2009

Thanks a lot. I’m just wondering:

Since we put the router on the public html folder, we should put our assets folder there to? What about the views folder? And lastly, do we create a template folder?

Thanks a lot,
Márcio
MEM said on 28-08-2009

ok. :) I have found the almost complete answer here:

http://www.weblee.co.uk/codeigniter/codeigniter-pagination-part-1/

We do have our header.php and footer on a inc folder inside our views folder. However, if we use “image src” or js paths, wouldn’t that be a fault on our security ?

Regards once again,
Márcio
Lee said on 28-08-2009

Hi

I would suggest looking at the first screencast. It will show you a more secure way to setup CI and your paths.

Click Here to see

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