I have implemented HMVC for creating modules in codeigniter . Now I want to create modules inside module but unfortunately I am getting 404 page.
My current directory structure
modules/api/v1
when I am putting controller inside api/controller folder then it's working fine but when I put a controller file under api/v1/controller folder then it showing me 404 error. I want this because after implementing this all the version of my api will be inside a single folder
Please give me your suggestion how can I do This
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In Codeigniter php framework, I want to show directory files as Apache index of structure,
domain.com/controller/index_directory
Adding View won't be working, as I need to show directory not view using controller,
Like above
I am using HMVC extension wiredesignz with codeigniter and I am unable to create Admin module. I am getting the following error
The requested URL /hmvc/admin was not found on this server.
however, if I rename admin directory to foo, bar or anything else it's working fine.The problem occurs only with admin directory. This is very awkward behavior. please help..
I have a Wordpress site. So all i wish is to fetch the information from those database tables and create my own custom API's. For that i opted CodeIgniter Framework.
The file directory system looks like this in my FTP
My codeigniter files are placed in apps folder
The problem is the pages are not loading, It always returns 404 Error
or No Input file specified/found etc.
I tried changing .htaccess file but no luck.
But if i specify
applications/apps
i.e controller/method in default_url in routes.php it works fine.
and if i click on the Hyperlink, i am trying to load another view or call another View(a web page) but this returns 404 error page not found.
What might be the reason behind this.
I have developed the CRM based web application what i need to do is to integrate the wordpres with my CI first i have the problem when i include the main WP file
require('./wp-blog-header.php');
in my one of the CI view file the error i was getting that function site_url() conflicts this function is the base function of both WP and CI ,although i found a solution to include the WP file in the main index.php file of CI but there is uncertainity too that after this the session library of CI stops working is.
How to show the posts of WP in the footer of my CRM?
When using include or require in my CodeIgniter views I make sure the files I am linking to are outside of the CodeIgniter application folder as I had trouble using files there because of some permission problems. My solution was to just keep a folder in my web directory. You also cannot use base_url or site_url CodeIgniter functions here since you want to get the server path not the web address of the file. So you can use the php variable $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] which will return the root of your web directory.
It might look something like this:
require($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'wp-blog-header.php');
Which would work if wp-blog-header.php was in your web root directory.
I am using Tank Auth library in Codeigniter with HMVC and the entire tank auth mvc files are in its own module called 'auth'. tank auth loads a view (domain.com/application/modules/auth/views/auth/login_form.php) found inside a folder (auth) using:
$this->load->view('auth/login_form', $data);
As far as I know the above code will load login_form.php inside the auth folder properly without HMVC. However with HMVC, I need the following code to get the view to load:
$this->load->view('auth/auth/login_form', $data);
Is there a setting that we should change so we dont have to refer to the view file by (module name)/(views folder name)/(view filename) ? Or is this perfectly normal and most people does it this way?
It seems troublesome that I have to add the module folder name 'auth' to every view() function call, and change all of them should I change the name of the module folder.
Assuming you're using Modular Extensions - HMVC:
If you have auth set up as a module already, you can just call:
$this->load->view('login_form', $data);
The file /views/login_form.php will be loaded from within the current module. This applies to models, language files, libraries etc. Think of the module as its own application, this is what you would normally do.
Additionally, to load a file from another module or a controller outside the module's directory, you can use $this->load->view('auth/login_form');
If the file is not found, it will check the other module paths including the default directory. This may or may not be the way other HMVC packages work, I'm not sure - but it's the way MX works.