Tag Archive | "CodeIgniter"
To Parse or not to Parse, that is the question
When I first began to consider building a web application using CodeIgniter, one of the key aspects I had in my mind was to keep the HTML template files (the View in Model-View-Controller) as PHP-free as humanly possible. At that time, I was planning to develop an e-commerce application (this was before the launch of Magento), [...]
Continue reading...Moving the system folder in CodeIgniter
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
It’s the first real night of actual work on the app, and already I’ve run into my first gotcha! For security reasons I decided to move the /system folder - which contains everything needed to run an application on CodeIgniter apart from the index.php file - outside of the web root. This is easily accomplished by [...]
Continue reading...Is PHP4 worth it any more?
Monday, July 7, 2008
A week or so ago, I posed a question on Twitter: If you were going to build a PHP application for use by others, would you even bother making it PHP4 compatible any more? Responses were - with one exception - unanimous, with most people citing hosting as a key reason. Rachel Andrew, edgeofmyseat: PHP5 all the way [...]
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