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CodeIgniter |
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Learn CodeIgniter 3 in small steps |
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Step 1: First contact – What is MVC and what is CodeIgniter |
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Step 1.1: Again about MVC and CodeIgniter – The controllers |
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Step 1.2: Again about MVC and CodeIgniter – The views |
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Step 1.3: Again about MVC and CodeIgniter – The models |
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Step 2: Set up the environments |
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Step 3: Set up the database that will be used by CodeIgniter |
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Step 4 – Removing the index.php from the URL and allow the use of “search-engine friendly” URLs |
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Step 5 – Final settings. Finis***ng the configuration of your CodeIgniter |
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Step 6 – Verify CodeIgniter configuration. Is everything OK? |
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Step 7 – Using CodeIgniter and Composer – with a real world example |
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Step 8 (optional) – Using sessions with database in CodeIgniter |
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Step 9 – No more MY_Controller monopoly. How you can create more than one base controller |
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Step 10 – Make your first library: a breadcrumb generator |
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Step 11 – Creating and working with the famous MY_Controller |
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Step 12 – Creating and using page templates in CodeIgniter |
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Step 13 – Uploading multiple files (images) in CodeIgniter |
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Step 14 – Crop and resize uploaded images in CodeIgniter |
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Step …n…: Moving application and system folder to safety |
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Create a CMS using CodeIgniter 3 |
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Step 1 – Create an admin area in CodeIgniter 3 |
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Step 2 – Create a template for admin area |
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Step 3 – Securing the admin area with Ion Auth library – first, the settings |
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Step 3.1 – Creating the login and logout page with Ion Auth |
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Step 3.2 – Administer groups with Ion Auth |
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Step 3.3 – Administer users with Ion Auth |
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Step 3.4 – Creating the profile page with Ion Auth |
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Step 4 – Create a multilanguage site with CodeIgniter |
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Step 4.1 – Create the admin area for a multilanguage site in CodeIgniter |
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Step 4.2 – Set up the language for a multilanguage site in CodeIgniter |
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Step 4.3 – Use “personalized” controllers and methods for a multilanguage site in CodeIgniter |
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Step 4.4 – Returning to our MY_Controller. Doing everything that needs to be done for better working with languages |
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Step 5 – Administer static pages for our multilanguage CMS – creating the pages |
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Step 5.1 – Administer static pages for our multilanguage CMS – listing the created pages |
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Step 5.2 – Administer static pages for our multilanguage CMS – editing the pages |
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Step 5.3 – Administer static pages for our multilanguage CMS – deleting the pages |
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Step 6 – Creating categories for a multilanguage site in CodeIgniter |
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Step 7 – Using the language files for a multi-language site in CodeIgniter |
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Step 8 – Putting it all together. How do visitors access our pages |
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Authentication system with Ion Auth and CI3 |
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Let’s install Ion Auth library |
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Register users using Ion Auth in CodeIgniter 3 |
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Alter the way Ion Auth works by using hooks. Get a gravatar after the user logs in |
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Login using Ion Auth and AJAX in CodeIgniter |
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Login (and register) with Facebook and Ion Auth |
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Fat-Free Framework Tutorials |
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1. Installing Fat Free Framework |
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2. Moving logic to controllers |
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